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I used a Master hitch lock on a rotor, and was amazed how easily it failed when I forgot.

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ron

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What y'all said plus my "gotta-have" is a good digital multi-meter. There's just something about knowing the voltage level out to two decimal places.......

My Mossberg is a comfort and my coffee maker is an absolute necessity.

Billh, you didn't mention a torque wrench. :-)

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What kind of Mossberg do you own Ron?

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My Mossberg is a comfort and my coffee maker is an absolute necessity.

Billh, you didn't mention a torque wrench. :-)

My torque wrench is a comfort and my French press is an absolute necessity.

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Bill, Defender with the pistol-grip stock in place. Not very useful, but easy to stash in an overhead compartment or beside the seat. Stacked with #6/#6/and the rest buckshot. Figure if I git skeert enough to go through the first couple of shots I may as well destroy something with the last four.

billh, I forgot about the press. LOL

I would love an Expresso machine just for the bling-factor but figure an occasional stop at Starbucks and then leaving the empty cup sitting on the dash will establish my rep. :-)

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I'd like to know more on the champ blender. I make a speciality drink called a 5 spice sidecar. very good ! I like having mt grandson, all I have to say is do you want to go and its a yes before he ever knows where. LOL

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Jim and Tere

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You know, in 67 years +, I'd never heard the word 'bling'. Now, in the last two weeks, I've heard it a bunch of times and even watched a car show out of (where else) L.A. for the 'bling award'. Maybe we could have a new forum and call it "blinging" and talk about all the bling things to do to make our Barths bling. (is that the right context?)

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quote:
Originally posted by ryegal:
I'd like to know more on the champ blender. I make a speciality drink called a 5 spice sidecar. very good !

If you Google champ blender, all sorts of things will come up. The best price seems to be on Ebay. We bought ours at Quartzsite after seeing it demonstrated. It has 3 horsepower and will churn vegetables with such power that you end up with hot soup. It reduces full size ice cubes to such a smooth creamy texture that we would have one for drinks alone. Even non-alcoholic drinks can be better than you ever thought possible. It draws 15 amps, so you either have to run the genset or have a big inverter.

Please share your recipe for the 5 spice sidecar. Haven't even heard of a sidecar for a very long time.

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quote:
Originally posted by humbojb:
You know, in 67 years +, I'd never heard the word 'bling'. Now, in the last two weeks, I've heard it a bunch of times and even watched a car show out of (where else) L.A. for the 'bling award'. Maybe we could have a new forum and call it "blinging" and talk about all the bling things to do to make our Barths bling. (is that the right context?)

A Barth is a classic. Bling and classic can not be used in the same sentence, nay not even in the same paragraph.

Likewise, bling and old are mutually exclusive.

Here is a link that will provide some information for those unfamiliar with the term:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bling

I shall remain silent on the demographics and social implications associated with "Bling".

Fire away. Shields are up.

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So one could say, BILL G's COACH HAS A LOT OF BLING?

I will just stick with my saying, Bill, it really SHINES.

Dale

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Bill N.Y.

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quote:
Originally posted by humbojb:
You know, in 67 years +, I'd never heard the word 'bling'. Now, in the last two weeks, I've heard it a bunch of times and even watched a car show out of (where else) L.A. for the 'bling award'. Maybe we could have a new forum and call it "blinging" and talk about all the bling things to do to make our Barths bling. (is that the right context?)

You never watched "Josie & the Pussycats? That alien that ran around with them always said "Bling Bling"

Am I dating myself now? Please tell me you know what I'm talking about.

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ryegal

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quote:
Originally posted by bill h:
If you Google champ blender, all sorts of things will come up. The best price seems to be on Ebay. We bought ours at Quartzsite after seeing it demonstrated. It has 3 horsepower and will churn vegetables with such power that you end up with hot soup. It reduces full size ice cubes to such a smooth creamy texture that we would have one for drinks alone. Even non-alcoholic drinks can be better than you ever thought possible. It draws 15 amps, so you either have to run the genset or have a big inverter.

Please share your recipe for the 5 spice sidecar. Haven't even heard of a sidecar for a very long time.

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ryegal

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Here is the 5 spiced sidecar, M M Good
muddle 1/4 of an orange and1/4th of a lime with ice in a shaker add1 pinch of 5 spice, 1/2 oz sake, 1 1/2 oz brandy, 1 1/2oz sweet and sour mix. Frost a martini glass dip the rim of the glass in sugar. fill with ingredients.garnish with another pinch of 5 spice mix and a cherry Then enjoy. Donna

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Jim and Tere

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"Josie and the Pussycats"? Oh boy! Am I too young or too old? We didn't even get TV until I was 17 and that was 1955. My bride from the next generation says she heard of the show but never watched it and she watched EVERYTHING! I wonder if the alien was talking about something else?

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