Quote>>> Ever feel like a CHIT MAGNET????????
I'd rather take a good arzz woppen than do plumbing.

I have a sister that has had 5 divorces, I paid for them all with no refund. She called the other day wanting $1,200.00 for # 6 divorce. I reminded her, she has not paid me for the other five so she's going to have to do something else. She cried when I told her no but oh well. VV:food-smiley-007:

A buddy of mine told me a while back that his father always said ..... "Never loan a friend money, give them what you can afford to help them out, but never loan it to them. It will end the friendship." Smart man!

Hey VV,
The sister came thru today, a day late and a few dollars short, but money talks. My buddy said to let him know what else he owes me and he'll take care of it. Like I'll live that long. At least I have the bad check covered.

Good day in the plumbing world today,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, no f'n leaks!!!

That's wonderfull, I'm still trying to recover 1/2 of 4 grand from Ray Genick. He's the one that I bought my Supercats from. Originally I paid him $4,000 for two sets of Gill Manifolds but changed my mind and went with headers. Ray sent back the Gills to the place he got them from but failed to refund my 4 grand less shipping. Ray did do some extra work and some shipping was a little higher than expected so I told Ray I would settle for 2 grand 1/2 of what I paid him for the manifolds, more than enough to cover the extra shipping expence and extra work. Ray also was going to send me spec sheets on my cams and pistons but I haven't received them either. I think Ray wants me to just go away but it ain't happening. And to think I sent Ray a bottel of my 30 year old Laphroaig Scotch and a box of my Arturo Fuente Flor Fina 858 Naturals for his birthday Do a search and see how much those two gifts cost me and this is the way Ray thanks me. If Ray doesn't step up soon I will be posting his address / phone number and e-mail address. I never expected this from a fellow boater and a boat racer of Totally Unleashed.

Peter,call me lets go snowmobiling.I am ready.VV let me know whats up with the HOT ROD.

That sport is just to F'n cold for us old guys, 25 degrees below zero here yesterday morning :eek:. That's not fit for man or beast. I suppose it is better than trying the new boating in an airplane deal though, your feet stay dry. There is definitely a new "King of the Hudson".

[QUOTE=RaggedEdge;2779729]That sport is just to F'n cold for us old guys, 25 degrees below zero here yesterday morning :eek:. QUOTE]

Man I don't know how you guys do it up there. I was freezing just the other day @ 28 above Z

You are fricken killing me, you sent that guy 30 year old Laphroaig Scotch and a box of my Arturo Fuente Flor Fina 858 Naturals. I would kill for that scotch and ciggies. I am a huge scotch drinker, right now I am enjoying the buzz of an 18yr old lagavulin and later my 46yr old wife. Its freezin up here in Ontario but a good scotch and 103 deg hot tub will put a big grin on my frost bitten face. I could be persuaded to collect the debt if I can keep the scotch and smokes. Also where the hell did you find 30 yr Laphroaig? Is it as smokey as 16 yr?, any more bottles just laying arround feeling lonley and unwanted? The boat is on hold for a few more months untill the first of March, then another 40 hrs and it's splash time!! Andy...

Yes I did Andy, I thought I had a friend, I was showing Ray my appreication for the screwing he would give me later.:mad:

I don't know if you have had the pleasure of trying this 30 year old Laphroaig Scotch, you will either love it or hate it. My thinking is how could you not love something stored in Oak for 30 years. Expensive- yes, but a masterful blend that is a bit bolder and more smokey than the 15 year without being heavy handed. It's quite special. It only comes out for special friends I have or when I am alone of coarse. "Safe kept along with my assult rifles"

Lable reads;
The aroma, on pouring the 30 year old, gives an initial burst of sherry, the full profound depth and roundness of sweet fruit then becomes apparent followed by a tantalizing hint of Islay peat. On tasting, all the traditional Laphroaig personality comes through, allied with a succulent, heavy roundness that belies the massive depth and power of this outstanding and unique single malt. Some consider it the finest of all Islay single malts.

Because 30 year old is so hard to find in shops ( so little is made) The price reflects the supply. Please Note: Only one bottle per order.:cool-smiley-027:

Is Ray the guy you got the engines off and the same guy doing your builds and installations? I went back in this link and have noticed you have deleted quite a few posts, waz up?