lionroar88Let the planning start for next year... we have 365 days to come up with something even better... LOL!
Let the planning start for next year... we have 365 days to come up with something even better... LOL!
Not that is going to take some serious thinking............
- Start a grass roots campaign for govenor
- We attend a City Council Meeting
- Hire a "Party Dancer" from Raligh to attend a City Council Meeting
- Send Buckeye down as a "Belly Dancer"
- Hire Fife and his boat to go up to the Lake and hijack the Pontoon Boat (the one with chiggers)
- Make him a Thomas Tank Engine body kit for his John Deere mower
----- Have to think more on this -----
Don
Happy Birthday! Nice job, Don...
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
dwiemer Let the planning start for next year... we have 365 days to come up with something even better... LOL!
What about a BDay party in person, face to face. Could it happen? Most of us have only met on the "Pot" forum or by email, not in person. What do you think?
Pat
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To my first buddy on here that always helped me out and treated me good from day ONE !
And MANY ... MANY ... more to come
dwiemer Now lets see here, there was something special about today....now, what was it? Oh yeah, it is two days before D-Day! Thats it! Oh, but really, Chief, did ya think we'd let your big day go by without some kind of celebration? Besides, who could forget with all the hints you dropped ANyway, hope that you have a great one shared with Mrs. Chief and lots of friends. God Bless,Dennis PS: About time, we've been waiting all day to mention it, but were restricted by our Special Operations Commander out in CA. No mention till you saw it. I doubt you will ever know the complete story and how many folks were involved. You either have a lot of people that care about you, or it may be that you have a lot out to get you.
Now lets see here, there was something special about today....now, what was it? Oh yeah, it is two days before D-Day! Thats it!
Oh, but really, Chief, did ya think we'd let your big day go by without some kind of celebration? Besides, who could forget with all the hints you dropped ANyway, hope that you have a great one shared with Mrs. Chief and lots of friends. God Bless,Dennis
PS: About time, we've been waiting all day to mention it, but were restricted by our Special Operations Commander out in CA. No mention till you saw it. I doubt you will ever know the complete story and how many folks were involved. You either have a lot of people that care about you, or it may be that you have a lot out to get you.
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SPManHAPPY BIRTHDAY YOU OLD CODGER! Chief, have a wonderful day. Your birthday greeting must have been one of the best kept secrets I have seen on here. All the best, Ray Sugg
HAPPY BIRTHDAY YOU OLD CODGER!
Chief, have a wonderful day. Your birthday greeting must have been one of the best kept secrets I have seen on here.
All the best, Ray Sugg
Best kept secrets is right. And I think we all owe a big THANK YOU! to Don and Buckeye for all their efforts.
Does this ever show those on another forum that us sheep DO like the Chief! Right Don?
Happy Birthday Chief! This is a pretty special group here...no other forum has it, that's for sure.
Wes
Don; Great job, it does to pay have a devious mind creative sense of humour.
DJ; Don't think there are enuff megapixels to display the accurate number of candles required for a cyber cake for the Mayor.
Buckeye; Congrats on the newest member to the "Clan Buckeye(O'Hare)". Best form of "parental revenge" to date.
Frank, and many more to come !
For some on here today this is a period of some enormous highs and equally tremendous lows, look back on the good times to help offset the lows and the joyous future of sharing in a new life. Prayers to all from our home to yours.
One of my favorite entertainers:
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Remember the Veterans. Past, present and future.
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SPMan
Happy Birthday Chief!
Kurt
GOTCHA!!!!!!!!!!! From one Geezer to another--Happy Birthday Brother Geezer
Jon
So many roads, so little time.
Happy Birthday, Chief
Chief! And many more!I bet in a million years you NEVER saw this coming! LOL! Amazing what an all fronts attack can come up with!
HOPE YOU HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY (TRY TO AVOID PICKING UP ADDITIONAL WIVES THOUGH) PAM IS THE BEST !!!!
Chief
rtraincollectorChief was not able to get it in time but I purchased you a subscription to a magazine that no southern gentleman should be without . You'll get your first issue in augest to YANKEE magazine. Happy Birthday
Chief was not able to get it in time but I purchased you a subscription to a magazine that no southern gentleman should be without . You'll get your first issue in augest to YANKEE magazine.
Happy Birthday
RT - This southern gentleman will take a subscription if you can guarantee it's not to ruff to use in the Out House, being Yankee and all
CHIEF!!!! Hope you get something in black and white with a big NS and a pony on the side. Enjoy your Birthday!!!
laz57
Happy Birthday to You
"IT's GOOD TO BE THE KING",by Mel Brooks
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Happy Birthday Chief! Have a great day!
TomS
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ChiefEaglesPat, Norris [who the heck he is] who sent mine and Tom who sent yours have a dirty minds. We have discussed female Dr's over and over on here. I think they are more concerned for their patients than most male Dr.s The Motherly thing. That is why my Dr's are female. Nothing sexist intended. Norris needs to go on his way. This is what happens when somone who is a user/modirator drops in and are not familiar with the posters and past subjects discussed. We all remember Selector dropping by and getting involved. Bob Keller is the best modirator. He will call us down when he needs too. On the other hand, he knows us and is familiar with our past discussions.
Pat, Norris [who the heck he is] who sent mine and Tom who sent yours have a dirty minds. We have discussed female Dr's over and over on here. I think they are more concerned for their patients than most male Dr.s The Motherly thing. That is why my Dr's are female. Nothing sexist intended. Norris needs to go on his way. This is what happens when somone who is a user/modirator drops in and are not familiar with the posters and past subjects discussed. We all remember Selector dropping by and getting involved. Bob Keller is the best modirator. He will call us down when he needs too. On the other hand, he knows us and is familiar with our past discussions.
Thanks Chief for the explanation, and I agree Bob is a great moderator. Do you suppose "They" will delete these two posts as well?
NOW I can say it HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
I call Shake and Bake. "What is going on?" i knew this low down sneeky crowd was up to something as no one had said Happy Birthday on this forum. I arrive at Town Hall and they had gotten a call from Shake and Bake. So I was brought a copy of the Wake Weekly which comes in the mail. I had gotten the mail but had not opened the paper [BTW: someone stole my N&O newspaper out of my driveway today]. Seems I am shown this:
God bless TCA 05-58541 Benefactor Member of the NRA, Member of the American Legion, Retired Boss Hog of Roseyville , KC&D Qualified
DJSpankydbaker48What is the difference between a farm and a ranch? A farm is where the livestock lives and a ranch is where the women live.
dbaker48What is the difference between a farm and a ranch?
What is the difference between a farm and a ranch?
A farm is where the livestock lives and a ranch is where the women live.
GOOD ONE SPANK!
LawsonFarmsRR DougDG - There are all kinds of farms. No livestock needed. The great thing about any farm is it is in the country, a part of nature, where you can do your own thing, be it hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, four wheeling, etc. Mike C said "Buckeye, I think in two or three posts you have epitomized the heart and soul of this forum." I couldn't agree more. Ebay has been so frustrating lately, I have been only checking out Buy Now items. Received this email from a moderator: Your post was deleted.Subject: Re: COFFEE POT #8, for all to take a drink and chat. Welcome all posters. 4 yrs old and still going.Reason: Pat,Chief Eagle's quoted post was deleted earlier. Since you have his old post quoted in yours, this one will have to be deleted as well.Also, please keep in mind that younger members do frequent our forums here. This sort of material is not appropriate.Regards,Tom/User modThank you,Trains.com Forumshttp://cs.trains.com/trccs/ Chief or anyone, do you know what this is all about? I don't know what "material" he is talking about, and don't know how to contact him to find out. Pat
DougDG - There are all kinds of farms. No livestock needed. The great thing about any farm is it is in the country, a part of nature, where you can do your own thing, be it hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, four wheeling, etc.
Mike C said "Buckeye, I think in two or three posts you have epitomized the heart and soul of this forum." I couldn't agree more.
Ebay has been so frustrating lately, I have been only checking out Buy Now items.
Received this email from a moderator:
Your post was deleted.Subject: Re: COFFEE POT #8, for all to take a drink and chat. Welcome all posters. 4 yrs old and still going.Reason: Pat,Chief Eagle's quoted post was deleted earlier. Since you have his old post quoted in yours, this one will have to be deleted as well.Also, please keep in mind that younger members do frequent our forums here. This sort of material is not appropriate.Regards,Tom/User modThank you,Trains.com Forumshttp://cs.trains.com/trccs/
Chief or anyone, do you know what this is all about? I don't know what "material" he is talking about, and don't know how to contact him to find out.
Buckeye, sending prayers for your friend and also for you too. Hospice was good to my late sister also. I pray that your friend's final journey will be a peaceful one.
Ray
dbaker48LawsonFarmsRR DougDG - There are all kinds of farms. No livestock needed. The great thing about any farm is it is in the country, a part of nature, where you can do your own thing, be it hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, four wheeling, etc.Chief or anyone, do you know what this is all about? I don't know what "material" he is talking about, and don't know how to contact him to find out. Pat Pat,I believe the reason was the mention of female Drs. and the fact they may be desirable.Also, question for you farmer guys:What is the difference between a farm and a ranch? Is it the crop or animal that is provided. Or just a regional thing? Farms; Dairy, various Crops, Pigs? Ranch; Sheep, horses, etc..
LawsonFarmsRR DougDG - There are all kinds of farms. No livestock needed. The great thing about any farm is it is in the country, a part of nature, where you can do your own thing, be it hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, four wheeling, etc.Chief or anyone, do you know what this is all about? I don't know what "material" he is talking about, and don't know how to contact him to find out. Pat
Pat,
I believe the reason was the mention of female Drs. and the fact they may be desirable.
Also, question for you farmer guys:
What is the difference between a farm and a ranch? Is it the crop or animal that is provided. Or just a regional thing? Farms; Dairy, various Crops, Pigs? Ranch; Sheep, horses, etc..
I am still confused. Do you mean "desirable" in a sexist sense? That never entered my mine when I posted, and I doubt it entered the Chiefs mind. I was talking about female Vets were more attentive to the animals.
In fact I don't remember using the word "desirable". How do I get in touch with the moderator to discuss this?
In my mind the difference in a farm and a ranch is more regional than anything. Ranches are mostly in the western third of the country. Size may be a factor as most ranches are very large. Animals also is a factor since ranches almost exclusively raise animals.
Thanks Chuck, NOW I understand !!! LOL
dbaker48 LawsonFarmsRR DougDG - There are all kinds of farms. No livestock needed. The great thing about any farm is it is in the country, a part of nature, where you can do your own thing, be it hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, four wheeling, etc. Chief or anyone, do you know what this is all about? I don't know what "material" he is talking about, and don't know how to contact him to find out. Pat Pat, I believe the reason was the mention of female Drs. and the fact they may be desirable. Also, question for you farmer guys: What is the difference between a farm and a ranch? Is it the crop or animal that is provided. Or just a regional thing? Farms; Dairy, various Crops, Pigs? Ranch; Sheep, horses, etc..
LawsonFarmsRR DougDG - There are all kinds of farms. No livestock needed. The great thing about any farm is it is in the country, a part of nature, where you can do your own thing, be it hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, four wheeling, etc. Chief or anyone, do you know what this is all about? I don't know what "material" he is talking about, and don't know how to contact him to find out. Pat
Don.... A farm is where the farmers live.
........A ranch is where the cowboys live.
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