On the Lighter Side of things.

Ken Haase · 11-20-2007, 07:33 PM

Don, that is some funny **** right there! Laughed so hard I stopped breathin' for a couple of minutes. My wife will be sending you the ER bill.

Jeff, I remember something similar. Only my recollection is of those vacuum tubes like bank drive-up windows use. Or maybe they still use those in big retail stores. We ain't got any here in the boondocks.

Myron, you bet they did! I drove over to Salem to buy two pairs of slicks at JCP back in the early '70's. They worked pretty good too. One pair was 6&5/8ths wide with "cheater" grooves in 'em. I was told they were made by Kelly Springfield.

Don, you realize the Writers Guild is on strike don't ya'? You could probably sell that stuff. I know that I'm never throwing out another catalog, that's for sure!

11-20-2007, 07:33 PM	#7
Ken Haase Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 233 Likes: 0 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: On the Lighter Side of things. Don, that is some funny **** right there! Laughed so hard I stopped breathin' for a couple of minutes. My wife will be sending you the ER bill. Jeff, I remember something similar. Only my recollection is of those vacuum tubes like bank drive-up windows use. Or maybe they still use those in big retail stores. We ain't got any here in the boondocks. Myron, you bet they did! I drove over to Salem to buy two pairs of slicks at JCP back in the early '70's. They worked pretty good too. One pair was 6&5/8ths wide with "cheater" grooves in 'em. I was told they were made by Kelly Springfield. Don, you realize the Writers Guild is on strike don't ya'? You could probably sell that stuff. I know that I'm never throwing out another catalog, that's for sure!