This is About as Sincere as I Can Be, So...

[TOOL MAN]

That's no coyote, Edgar. It's our trademarked NUTRISYSTEM fox. Legend has it, he was trapped just outside of Meriden and was hand-fed a steady diet of
"flying turnips".........LOL!!

So I hear you and Purtill will be joining forces with the other Three Stooges, on Saturday??? God help me. I can only hope the show organizer adheres to the city regulations on proper booth spacing!! Ahhh, it won't really matter. Once you wrap your hands around some high-grade, Philly iron ore, Cherry St. will be little more than a distant memory!!

[Double Play]

[QUOTE=Steve Cambria;91328]So I hear you and Purtill will be joining forces with the other Three Stooges, on Saturday??? [QUOTE]

So which one is Moe and which is Curly? Inquiring minds need to know. Oh, and by the way, Happy New Year to you as well Steve.

[TOOL MAN]

Larry....not even I, would touch that one with a 10 ft tape rule!! I'm sure we can agree however that Suponski adds little more than BALLAST...LOL!!
Happy New Year to you as well. Looking forward to the usual "friendly" banter on Saturday!!

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Steve Cambria

That's no coyote, Edgar. It's our trademarked NUTRISYSTEM fox.

Come on Steve, Seriously, what is that animal?

Originally Posted by Steve Cambria

Legend has it, he was trapped just outside of Meriden and was hand-fed a steady diet of
"flying turnips".........LOL!!

LOL? I don't get it.

Originally Posted by Steve Cambria

So I hear you and Purtill will be joining forces with the other Three Stooges, on Saturday??? God help me. I can only hope the show organizer adheres to the city regulations on proper booth spacing!! Ahhh, it won't really matter. Once you wrap your hands around some high-grade, Philly iron ore, Cherry St. will be little more than a distant memory!!

You are aware that iron ore, Philly or otherwise, along with coke and limestone, is the basic ingredient to plain, ordinary and boring cast iron. Steels such as Vulcan, Titanic, Acme, Peerless and Whitworth are alloyed and refined. Their only similarity is that they began life as iron ore, but grew up. Kinda like a good Mushroom. They grow them in chicken manure. The mushroom is considered a delicacy and gets picked, but manure, well, it just stays manure.

[Autumn Daze]

Once you wrap your hands around some high-grade, Philly iron ore, Cherry St. will be little more than a distant memory!!

Gee Steve...Thats funny it seems one of your own BOD members has made a pretty large investment in "The Old Reliable" guns as of late.....

And.....I KNOW a few of you Foxy kinda guy's have some pretty nice Meriden Iron safely tucked away in your gun safe's.

I rest my case.......