Has anybody recently heard from Elys?
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:29 pm
Back here in good old Germany there is some nice lady waiting for him! Elys, please contact me or Dennis.
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Has anybody recently heard from Elys?
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 2:55 am
He's prob won the lottery and is headed to parts unknown.
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 4:45 am
Broken Peghead section on Rickenbacker in General thread
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 4:50 am
That peghead before and after would make a good front and back t-shirt!
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 5:22 am
Gee, go to Chicago for a week, and when you get back everyone wonders where you've been
No, I did not find any great Rickenbacker bargains there, but I did get onto the correct one of the four Wacker Drives, headed in the correct direction downtown, first try Not everyone can say that! Probably because it was a rented van, and the other drivers knew that I had no fear and nothing to lose...
Congrats again, Cole! It was really suspenseful having to watch your whole auction via a little PDA-handheld, barely a step above a cell phone, and not being able to get directly to my email account to email you!
Peter, if I had not already exchanged a couple of emails with you earlier this morning, I would worry at what my wife would think if you had started this thread earlier and she had read it while I was gone! It is likely I would have been met in force with a frying pan, instead of the hugs and kisses when I got home yesterday
And no, I don't mean a 1930s Rick steel frying pan either
No, I did not find any great Rickenbacker bargains there, but I did get onto the correct one of the four Wacker Drives, headed in the correct direction downtown, first try
Not everyone can say that! Probably because it was a rented van, and the other drivers knew that I had no fear and nothing to lose... Congrats again, Cole! It was really suspenseful having to watch your whole auction via a little PDA-handheld, barely a step above a cell phone, and not being able to get directly to my email account to email you!
Peter, if I had not already exchanged a couple of emails with you earlier this morning, I would worry at what my wife would think if you had started this thread earlier and she had read it while I was gone! It is likely I would have been met in force with a frying pan, instead of the hugs and kisses when I got home yesterday
And no, I don't mean a 1930s Rick steel frying pan either
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 7:52 am
http://rcs.law.emory.edu/rcs/pics/d01/1985.htm
"Frying pan hit me
right square in the face!
My baby went bump,
Up the side of my head."
I won that record (mine was a 78) in a 1958 church raffle....
"Frying pan hit me
right square in the face!
My baby went bump,
Up the side of my head."
I won that record (mine was a 78) in a 1958 church raffle....
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 9:38 pm
Hi Elys!
Good, that your wife does not read the forum too often. She might realize where the family's money goes!!!
Sorry, did not want to risk your head being knocked by a frying pan or a noodle wood, as we do over here in Germany.
Anyway, we are happy to see you over here in near future.
Good, that your wife does not read the forum too often. She might realize where the family's money goes!!!
Sorry, did not want to risk your head being knocked by a frying pan or a noodle wood, as we do over here in Germany.
Anyway, we are happy to see you over here in near future.