doorgunner

HEYY HEY- Where the heck are all the BOSTON CELTICS Fans?? 3-1

You mean my little one person kevlar canoe? I will be happy too as soon as I get it down from the garage rafters. Do you canoe?

Combat knife- be careful!! I heard those things cut 3 ways- deep, wide and continuously! Are you using the knife for the dovetails??

Doorgunner,

sorry, none available here. Current project is a display case for a Randal combat knife, Mesquite, hand cut dovetails, turning our real nice.

Aye, Tim...a kindred "black pearl" owner! Keep us posted on your '73 project.

"Wherever we want to go, we go. That's what a ship is, you know. It's not just a keel and a hull and sails; that's what a ship needs. Not what a ship is. What the Black Pearl really is, is freedom." Cap'n Jack

Passing you a tissue Tim, better luck next year LOL!!

Yup, last month, also visited the southernmost VFW while I down that way. Beware as I change my avatar when whimsically stricken.

I just realized that when click on "view conversation" it maintains a common thread. Is that you in your avatar standing next to what I believe to be the southernmost point in the continental US at Key West?

Vaughn- when I was over there in 69, the vertically challenged Marines were used to check out the tunnels of the nva. There is NO such thing as a small Marine! lol, Thanks, enjoy the maze of life, it's easier when you go directly for what you want.

I have copied your profile photo of the maze and sent it to my boss, a Marine. (According to him, “Hey diddle diddle, straight up the middle) Since he is the same age as Jack Benny (He is not a big guy. Again According to him, there are advantages to being a small target. {I believe it.}), he probably is the littlest Marine. When the US pulled out in 1975, that would mean that he was wading through rice paddies wearing a flack-jacket when he was 6-and getting younger every year.

I appreciate him and all of you!

Vaughan