Not So Pro 3

[Woodwackr]

That's not one you get to see every day.

Not many left...

 

[Mastermind]

but not as big

You know what they say about a man with big hands......

























































He wears big gloves.

 

[GCJenks204]

You know what they say about a man with big hands......

























































He wears big gloves.

You must have a good size "Dadabase" to store all those brutal dad jokes in...

 

[maulhead]

You had some interaction with him for sure.

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That's funny, reminds of something funny that took place in May.

 

[maulhead]

he does have very soft hands
kinda like yours
but not as big

My hands ain't soft B. I think you have my cornfused with someone else.

You've yet to complain about the calluses on my hands.

 

[3browns]

You had some interaction with him for sure.

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After Andy said his name I recognized it of course, but honestly couldn't remember any interactions

As I said earlier my son is 42 today and he asked me if I remember the day he was born and I had to admit I don't

I was talking with him about how memories, things that happened, words i need in a conversation, etc are getting harder and harder to immediately bring to mind

 

[GCJenks204]

After Andy said his name I recognized it of course, but honestly couldn't remember any interactions

As I said earlier my son is 42 today and he asked me if I remember the day he was born and I had to admit I don't

I was talking with him about how memories, things that happened, words i need in a conversation, etc are getting harder and harder to immediately bring to mind

Do everything you can to exercise that brain and keep it fueled. This week's visit with the 77 Yr Old MIL was one of the most depressing yet. She was concerned with her unable to do it who was looking after her parents affairs... When we tried to explain to her that she had completed it years ago she got weepy "But they only died last year". Grandpa dies in '83 and Grandma in '97.

 

[3browns]

Do everything you can to exercise that brain and keep it fueled. This week's visit with the 77 Yr Old MIL was one of the most depressing yet. She was concerned with her unable to do it who was looking after her parents affairs... When we tried to explain to her that she had completed it years ago she got weepy "But they only died last year". Grandpa dies in '83 and Grandma in '97.

I think I need to put down the phone and computer and get back to reading books

I spend a lot of time on the computer reading academic papers on archeology and anthropology but it's not the same as sitting down and reading a book

I think that's important

 

[maulhead]

After Andy said his name I recognized it of course, but honestly couldn't remember any interactions

As I said earlier my son is 42 today and he asked me if I remember the day he was born and I had to admit I don't

I was talking with him about how memories, things that happened, words i need in a conversation, etc are getting harder and harder to immediately bring to mind

Aren't you even the slightest bit concerned how fast Gary was able to produce a screenshot, of said interaction.

I wonder what his Dadabase of NSP screenshots is like?

Does he organize them by username, or does he have another filing system, to able to quickly pull up any of them, as fast as he did?

Hmmm

 

[3browns]

Aren't you even the slightest bit concerned how fast Gary was able to produce a screenshot, of said interaction.

I wonder what his Dadabase of NSP screenshots is like?

Does he organize them by username, or does he have another filing system, to able to quickly pull up any of them, as fast as he did?

Hmmm

 

[timg]

You're welcome. And I'm sure Roscoe would be a fitting name for you slacker

Would that be Roscoe P Coltrane, Or Roscoe D.Grafton. My simple mind wants to know!

 

[timg]

I'm also in the middle of getting a 10 speed out of a Cadillac CT5. It sounded like a wood chipper with kids chucking rocks into it.
The idler gear for the oil pump failed and is eating on the front case cover. Worst one I have seen. Usually they just make a whining noise similar to a supercharger.

For some reason Ed I vaguely remember you saying the oil pump is not behind the torque on those. But instead a lower chain drive pump. Is that correct? I'm about to find out next month. LOL How many miles on the caddyshack?

 

[GCJenks204]

I think I need to put down the phone and computer and get back to reading books

I spend a lot of time on the computer reading academic papers on archeology and anthropology but it's not the same as sitting down and reading a book

I think that's important

I hear maths is good for your brain, maybe @JoeDirt could tutor you in some calculus or something else fun.

Aren't you even the slightest bit concerned how fast Gary was able to produce a screenshot, of said interaction.

I wonder what his Dadabase of NSP screenshots is like?

Does he organize them by username, or does he have another filing system, to able to quickly pull up any of them, as fast as he did?

Hmmm

I was trying to see if I could find the post where he said his name and I came across that. I think his name is Shane but @Loony661 talked to him privately and doesn't know so...

 

[dall]

You must have a good size "Dadabase" to store all those brutal dad jokes in...

decades of experience

My hands ain't soft B. I think you have my cornfused with someone else.

You've yet to complain about the calluses on my hands.

lol atleast i dont have to do myself

thanks lol

 

[dall]

I hear maths is good for your brain, maybe @JoeDirt could tutor you in some calculus or something else fun.

I was trying to see if I could find the post where he said his name and I came across that. I think his name is Shane but @Loony661 talked to him privately and doesn't know so...

lol i dont even remember his name

 

[3browns]

I hear maths is good for your brain, maybe @JoeDirt could tutor you in some calculus or something else fun.

I was trying to see if I could find the post where he said his name and I came across that. I think his name is Shane but @Loony661 talked to him privately and doesn't know so...

I am vaguely remembering him all of a sudden not being around

I’m also vaguely remembering some drama and harsh words with other NSPites

But that might not be accurate

 

[redline4]

For some reason Ed I vaguely remember you saying the oil pump is not behind the torque on those. But instead a lower chain drive pump. Is that correct? I'm about to find out next month. LOL How many miles on the caddyshack?

8 speed is chain drive, pump on bottom of case.
10 speed is gear driven.
35,000 miles on it.

 

[redline4]

lol i dont even remember his name

Half the time you don't remember my fuggin name and I don't even hide it.
That's a sign of a true slackassmfer.

 

[hacskaroly]

I spend a lot of time on the computer reading academic papers on archeology and anthropology but it's not the same as sitting down and reading a book

I am not sure if it makes a difference of reading on the computer vs. a book (other than eye-strain), but if you are delving into archeology and anthropology then I am sure your brain is getting stretched. You might try something like writing short papers about what you read...not necessarily to publish but to exercise your brain. Working on my master's thesis a few years ago was huge mental gymnastics especially since I cranked it out from start to finish in two months and ended up over 100 pages. It sure worked my brain, that's for sure.

 

[timg]

I did feel better for just a moment