Box O' Crap, Sixth edition
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I think it might be kinda funny if the crapmeister would randomize the order of the recipients a bit, so we couldn't see whose next until the crap arrives. Probably too complicated....
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Oh, wait - this ain't my job anymore! @gugie: hit Rudi up with some knowledge
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Hey, don't look at me, I just see a smoothly working machine and oops, where did I put my spanner? Eh, this is what George Carlin called someone else's problem.
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I've read the rules and will abide by them if you add me to the list. Thank you.
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Added, and thank you for stating the required statement!
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If someone tells you that you have enough bicycles and you don't need any more, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
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Long time listener, first time player?
Also in, I'm assuming you'll fullfill all the duties prescribed thereof and post haste, caveat emptor, ex post facto, and e pluribus unum.
Stercore Dominus
Also in, I'm assuming you'll fullfill all the duties prescribed thereof and post haste, caveat emptor, ex post facto, and e pluribus unum.
Stercore Dominus
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If someone tells you that you have enough bicycles and you don't need any more, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.
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Check out who I had to follow on the previous list.
If Rudi doesn't ship, you're the new Crapmaster.
It's a tradition.
If Rudi doesn't ship, you're the new Crapmaster.
It's a tradition.
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Okay, I'm in, mostly in an effort to unload some measure of crap that's accumulated in my basement. I should probably send a separate box to everyone on the list.
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Can you put nlerner right before me?
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Fair warning:
When the box gets to me I will have several pressing personal issues and a couple of dead pets to deal with, all of which will keep me from getting to the mailbox for approximately one week. At that point I'll open the box and take some pictures, but after that I'll be taking a sabbatical in Ecuador so if I think to take the box with me it will ship to the next recipient via international parcel post and could be a while. More likely I'll just leave it at home until I return sometime around St Patrick's Day. By then I will have forgotten about it though, so if someone could send me a request for status or a simple reminder sometime around mid-March that'd be cool. Thanks!
When the box gets to me I will have several pressing personal issues and a couple of dead pets to deal with, all of which will keep me from getting to the mailbox for approximately one week. At that point I'll open the box and take some pictures, but after that I'll be taking a sabbatical in Ecuador so if I think to take the box with me it will ship to the next recipient via international parcel post and could be a while. More likely I'll just leave it at home until I return sometime around St Patrick's Day. By then I will have forgotten about it though, so if someone could send me a request for status or a simple reminder sometime around mid-March that'd be cool. Thanks!
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Take a chill pill JO, St Patties day is fine. It's just a box of crap.
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As a long time vicarious player, I've often thought it would be fun to see two or three different threads interweaving with one another. A conflagration of Mobius Strips macrameed together across the space-time continuum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%B6bius_strip
To take it a step further, the box that Mtn Bike currently has could be the renegade box, which bounces around with no rhyme or reason. You can put that together, can't you gugie?
To take it a step further, the box that Mtn Bike currently has could be the renegade box, which bounces around with no rhyme or reason. You can put that together, can't you gugie?
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Fair warning:
When the box gets to me I will have several pressing personal issues and a couple of dead pets to deal with, all of which will keep me from getting to the mailbox for approximately one week. At that point I'll open the box and take some pictures, but after that I'll be taking a sabbatical in Ecuador so if I think to take the box with me it will ship to the next recipient via international parcel post and could be a while. More likely I'll just leave it at home until I return sometime around St Patrick's Day. By then I will have forgotten about it though, so if someone could send me a request for status or a simple reminder sometime around mid-March that'd be cool. Thanks!
When the box gets to me I will have several pressing personal issues and a couple of dead pets to deal with, all of which will keep me from getting to the mailbox for approximately one week. At that point I'll open the box and take some pictures, but after that I'll be taking a sabbatical in Ecuador so if I think to take the box with me it will ship to the next recipient via international parcel post and could be a while. More likely I'll just leave it at home until I return sometime around St Patrick's Day. By then I will have forgotten about it though, so if someone could send me a request for status or a simple reminder sometime around mid-March that'd be cool. Thanks!
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As a long time vicarious player, I've often thought it would be fun to see two or three different threads interweaving with one another. A conflagration of Mobius Strips macrameed together across the space-time continuum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%B6bius_strip
To take it a step further, the box that Mtn Bike currently has could be the renegade box, which bounces around with no rhyme or reason. You can put that together, can't you gugie?
To take it a step further, the box that Mtn Bike currently has could be the renegade box, which bounces around with no rhyme or reason. You can put that together, can't you gugie?
That said, I will see if Harbor Freight sells a sonic screwdriver and get it done.
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Fair warning:
When the box gets to me I will have several pressing personal issues and a couple of dead pets to deal with, all of which will keep me from getting to the mailbox for approximately one week. At that point I'll open the box and take some pictures, but after that I'll be taking a sabbatical in Ecuador so if I think to take the box with me it will ship to the next recipient via international parcel post and could be a while. More likely I'll just leave it at home until I return sometime around St Patrick's Day. By then I will have forgotten about it though, so if someone could send me a request for status or a simple reminder sometime around mid-March that'd be cool. Thanks!
When the box gets to me I will have several pressing personal issues and a couple of dead pets to deal with, all of which will keep me from getting to the mailbox for approximately one week. At that point I'll open the box and take some pictures, but after that I'll be taking a sabbatical in Ecuador so if I think to take the box with me it will ship to the next recipient via international parcel post and could be a while. More likely I'll just leave it at home until I return sometime around St Patrick's Day. By then I will have forgotten about it though, so if someone could send me a request for status or a simple reminder sometime around mid-March that'd be cool. Thanks!
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I'm sure you've still got boxes of stuff from the Alma shop. The Garner brothers never threw anything away...Mike threw nickels around like they were manhole covers.
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And we're off!
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^ Coolness
I feel 50lbs lighter!
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I feel 50lbs lighter!
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