The Golden Age of Woodies
Sid Harrison
Posted 2018-01-12 7:06 AM (#87353)


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The Golden Age of Woodies
My dad had a 1947 Ford woodie. Leather seats too.

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Ric
Posted 2018-01-12 10:17 AM (#87355 - in reply to #87353)


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Location: Upper lefthand corner of the map.		Subject: RE: The Golden Age of Woodies

I'm not going to touch that line with a 10 foot pole.
GaryKC
Posted 2018-01-12 1:37 PM (#87357 - in reply to #87353)


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Ric
Posted 2018-01-12 2:02 PM (#87358 - in reply to #87357)


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Location: Upper lefthand corner of the map.		Subject: RE: The Golden Age of Woodies

My brothers name is "Woody".... really!
Pedro
Posted 2018-01-12 2:15 PM (#87359 - in reply to #87353)


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Sid,

I find myself going down the same path of all our yesterdays quite frequently of late. Whether it be old cars, motor cycles, guitars, old flames or whatever, I seriously wonder why I persist on this nostalgia kick. I can no longer drive a car or ride a bike because of a narcolepsy condition. I can't play the guitar or ukulele properly anymore due to severe arthritis in my fingers. Sometimes I feel I would be better typing with my bloody elbows and that's a fact. Forget about those old or new flames. To be honest I can only identify with Willie Nelson when he said he has outlived his John Thomas. To rectify that situation I would likely need half-a-bed-to-let and a bucket of Viagra. Apart from that I am still firing on sixteen diesel cylinders; thanks to meds and those lovely care nurses. Seriously mate, I do enjoy reading your posts and it's good to see you back on the BBS.

Yours Aye

Pedro
Pedro
Posted 2018-01-12 3:05 PM (#87360 - in reply to #87359)


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As a post script to the above. This morning I was sitting in my dentists waiting room opposite an attractive blonde young lady wearing a Chanel suit with a very short mini skirt. I couldn't believe it when she loudly said to me, "Excuse me, are you looking at my legs?" This local beauty was so far up herself I couldn't resist answering, "No madam, I am above all that." It obviously went way over her dumb head because she didn't respond. I may be past it but I am still observant lol.

Pedro
JohnBay
Posted 2018-01-12 5:32 PM (#87362 - in reply to #87353)
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Damned good reply!
Ralph Luther
Posted 2018-01-13 6:40 AM (#87366 - in reply to #87360)
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Pedro, you surely haven't lost your submarine thought process.
Hang in there, Shipmate. Many of us are in the same boat.
Thomas Courtien
Posted 2018-01-13 9:47 AM (#87368 - in reply to #87353)
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Location: Patterson, New York 		Subject: RE: The Golden Age of Woodies

I got that joke on the first read. Do you have to be a sailor to get it that quickly?