Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 8:56 pm
no he was chochise (sp?) and also was the mag wizard on babylon 5
lebanese origines I believe
lebanese origines I believe
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Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:09 pm
do all those silver bullets go? Tonto? right in my knees...
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:12 pm
no. but I can put a needle there in your knees.... come to papa 
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:14 pm
Yeah, a bit sad actually...I don't know if he was making it up or not, but he told me that after a year or two of disassembling the bikes he became clinically depressed and at one point locked himself in one of the parts outbuildings for a week...the friend looked after him for a year or more...rcmatt007 wrote:uh-oh.... the sone wants to hang out with the parts.... beyond deliverance... sounds more like the Alfred Hitchcock present series.....
I just want to pet my favorite part... you kept it didn't you.....
I guess that's why the wife wants the stuff gone...and the husband doesn't want to part with the stuff.
I tried telling them he could select a bunch of it to keep and tinker with...but then they got agitated, inferring they wouldn't be welcome in my warehouse.
Which of course...they wouldn't be. But I wasn't going to tell the freaks that while on their rural compound, outnumbered.
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 9:16 pm
run way run away fast as you can
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:12 pm
[quote="winston
Yeah, a bit sad actually...I don't know if he was making it up or not, but he told me that after a year or two of disassembling the bikes he became clinically depressed and at one point locked himself in one of the parts outbuildings for a week.[/quote]
Wow, that's cheery!!!
I've been doing it a little over a year, the disassembly that is. If I freak out, I'll let ca' all know so you can tune in on CNN.
Peace,
Frank
Yeah, a bit sad actually...I don't know if he was making it up or not, but he told me that after a year or two of disassembling the bikes he became clinically depressed and at one point locked himself in one of the parts outbuildings for a week.[/quote]
Wow, that's cheery!!!
I've been doing it a little over a year, the disassembly that is. If I freak out, I'll let ca' all know so you can tune in on CNN.
Peace,
Frank
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 12:48 am
knock knock knock Frank? Knock Frank? knock knock FRANK!
Re: HEy tumblin'...
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 9:34 am
No you are still crazy. Then you saw how crazy the sellers were and common sense set in. There is still hope for you.winston wrote:
Turns out I'm probably....Not Crazy...after all.
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 9:52 am
Common sense....Ha ha....your a funny guy!!
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 11:40 pm
I was giving the details to a business friend today and stopped me at one point and said "Hold it...is that the stuff over near Bible Hill?" ...and I said...yeah...turns out these kooks have been luring city folks in to "buy" their stuff for years, but they never actually sell it.
I wonder how many wanna-be eBay parts sellers they have in their freezers??
Say....anyone in the business wanna buy a domain name?
I have two.....and I guess I don't need em...
vintagejapaneseparts.com
vintagemetricparts.com
I wonder how many wanna-be eBay parts sellers they have in their freezers??
Say....anyone in the business wanna buy a domain name?
I have two.....and I guess I don't need em...
vintagejapaneseparts.com
vintagemetricparts.com
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 11:49 pm
have you seen the out-takes on rokey horror picture show...... just think of the out-take of the seduction of brian
Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 9:03 am
Ha!
Looking back, I DID have the presence of mind each time I went there to park the car pointing out the driveway with an unobstructed route....
Looking back, I DID have the presence of mind each time I went there to park the car pointing out the driveway with an unobstructed route....
Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:15 pm
Here's a funny update...those barns full of parts are being advertised again.
The funny part?
I contacted them again!
Arrrrgh....!
It must be viral or genetic...the need for mass quantities of old japanese bike parts.
Is there a cure?
The funny part?
I contacted them again!
Arrrrgh....!
It must be viral or genetic...the need for mass quantities of old japanese bike parts.
Is there a cure?
Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 10:36 pm
You didn't catch it from me!!!! Funny, I've never said that to a guy before.winston wrote:Arrrrgh....!
It must be viral or genetic...the need for mass quantities of old japanese bike parts.
Is there a cure?
I guess I've been working in the "Motorcycle Industry" for a couple of years now....I have been cured!!!
Peace,
Frank
Re: Am I Crazy?
Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 1:52 pm
if ypou are dooing it to make money you will make more by putting in a little OT at your real job.
I take home broken stuff from work all the time and my FishWife sells it on ebay
After carefully describing it, taking many pics and fielding questions from prospective buyers she barely makes enough $$ to be worth the time... this is on stuff I get for FREE Not stuff I had to buy.
I take home broken stuff from work all the time and my FishWife sells it on ebay
After carefully describing it, taking many pics and fielding questions from prospective buyers she barely makes enough $$ to be worth the time... this is on stuff I get for FREE Not stuff I had to buy.