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Aktungbby 09-18-16 01:22 AM

What Are You Doing In Real Life II
 
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Originally Posted by Onkel Neal
Someone needs to start the What are you doing now in real life II thread, I need to lock this one, it is getting too long and is starting to cause a server load issue.

I'm doin' what 'the boss' tells me!:O: :Kaleun_Salute:

Eichhörnchen 09-18-16 02:21 AM

Maybe now STEED has got a job, this won't get filled up with endless reports on what he's having for his dinner.

Me, I'm starting work on a painting of a red rooster today.

Jimbuna 09-18-16 07:12 AM

Despite the fact my boy keeps in regular contact via email, text and phone we are going to give Face Time a try today so his mom can see what his apartment in Venice looks like :cool:

Welcome to the 21st century.

Mr Quatro 09-18-16 08:12 AM

Can you imagine what it would've been like if we had of had what you call Face Time or Facebook during WWII? :o

Everyone could've told Hitler what they really think :yep:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRhq-yO1KN8

Von Due 09-18-16 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr Quatro (Post 2435275)
Can you imagine what it would've been like if we had of had what you call Face Time or Facebook during WWII? :o

You mean:
"Today I think I will invade Poland and I have an events page set up. Come join!". 5 people like this. View 3.452.612.714 replies.

Tchocky 09-18-16 09:06 AM

Just back from work, packing my bags for Iceland.

Off to see the good lady and very pleased indeed.

Betonov 09-18-16 10:36 AM

Sanding my Kukri (some rust patches formed), eating chips and watching Deliverance (1972).

Aktungbby 09-18-16 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 2435308)
Sanding my Kukri (some rust patches formed), eating chips and watching Deliverance (1972).

NO No! leave the rust!(ie: that old patina) getting beheaded by a rusty kukri is a fearsome concept...implying you've done it before.:O: As for Deliverance....I'll never canoe in South Carolina again! :oops: http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=2292

Betonov 09-18-16 03:26 PM

This Kukri has some protection spells on it and any degradation on the knife via rust also means a degradation of the spells.

And Deliverance... the movie is underwhelming.
Online reviews, plot summaries, everywhere I got an idea it's going to be a triller about 4 cityslickers being hunted by a hillbilly klan after killing one of their own. It started good, the omnious reactions of the locals when told they were going to cayak down the river, the tension was built before anyone even started down the river, but in the end I got 3 scenes and a 30minute documentary about rapids.

Aktungbby 09-18-16 03:46 PM

Old Quetico-BWCA Wilderness canoist here!
 
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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 2435366)
they were going to cayak down the river, the tension was built before anyone even started down the river, but in the end I got 3 scenes and a 30minute documentary about rapids.

This being a naval forum, your pardon sire,:timeout: one simply does not Kayak in a canoe! The production was rougher than the film:
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During the filming of the canoe scene, author James Dickey showed up inebriated and got into a bitter argument with producer-director John Boorman, who had rewritten Dickey's script. They had a brief fistfight in which Boorman's nose was broken and four of his teeth shattered. Dickey was thrown off the set, but no charges were filed against him. The two reconciled and became good friends, and Boorman gave Dickey a cameo role as the sheriff at the end of the film.
http://www.paddleplanner.com/tools/maps/bwcaqueticomap.aspx bring enough insect-repellant for three weeks. You'll never think kayak again. I made sure ten-year-olds survived the trips in 1966-69! You'll need the kukri to hack out occasional 5 mile portage trails....:k_confused:https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...936f888419.jpg
http://www.canoecountry.com/bwcamaps/bwcamainmap.jpg

Betonov 09-18-16 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2435372)
This being a naval forum, your pardon sire,:timeout: one simply does not Kayak in a canoe!


Mea culpa, I make things larger than 33 feet and even those I'm looking to get out of the guild, for more earthly proffesions.

Jimbuna 09-19-16 10:37 AM

Off out for a meal with the wife tonight whilst the daughter and her fiance are away for a few days to a spa in York.

Shouldn't be overly costly just for the two of us, hangers-on being away and all that :smug:

Fubar2Niner 09-19-16 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2435556)
Off out for a meal with the wife tonight whilst the daughter and her fiance are away for a few days to a spa in York.

Shouldn't be overly costly just for the two of us, hangers-on being away and all that :smug:


Ooh, ooh can I come Jim, I don't eat much....... honest ! Plus I'm a great drinking partner ;) :Kaleun_Cheers:

Jimbuna 09-19-16 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Fubar2Niner (Post 2435578)
Ooh, ooh can I come Jim, I don't eat much....... honest ! Plus I'm a great drinking partner ;) :Kaleun_Cheers:

You'd be more than welcome but I'm doing the driving so I'm limited to one pint :shifty:

Till we get back home :smug:

Fubar2Niner 09-19-16 12:16 PM

In that case mate, I'll continue drinking yours and Mrs. Buna health and generally keeping up our end. :Kaleun_Cheers: Have a good evening mate.


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