have a lunch meeting

[LarryRB]

Today was a wonderful day. Not only the local TBN'rs, we had long distance visitors.. BriGuy and his neighbor from NW area Albany New York, Ursushorriblilus from north of Portsmouth New Hampshire and Steve, from other construction type nets from New Haven Ct.. It was a real treat to meet all of you that thankfully took the 120 mile plus, one way trip for a lunch meeting,, I hope those of us that meet each month in Sturbridge MA will return the favor and travel to your favorite eating establishment. today was a real pleasure for sure... /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[BRIGUY]

Thank You Soooo much guys for hosting us out of towners and making us feel like old friends. (This excludes you Junkman)

Actually I do send a special thanks to Junkman for inviting us to his beautiful home and letting me try the grapple, which admittedly I wasn't very proficient with at first. It's hospitality like this that keeps my interested in TBN.

I do see why Junkman is the perfect name. His large garage is so full of interesting stuff you could easily spend days in there. In fact it is recommended that if you go in there to bring food and water in case you get trapped for a few days.

Larry We would be honored to have you guys up our way some time.

Thanks again guys!!! See you sometime soon. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[Junkman]

Brian......... you forgot to take the Daschund....... she was packed and ready to go with you....... Junk...

 

[BRIGUY]

My wife is going to get a big kick out of this.

 

[BRIGUY]

Junk,

Does your hard drive look like your Garage.

If so you need to defrag /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Funny but the guy I'm working with tonight loves Daschunds. He had one very similar to yours when he was growing up. He got a big kick out of your pic.

 

[Henro]

What!!!! And not even one picture???? /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

A chance to prove that the elusive Junkman truly exists missed again???

Around this part of the country Junkman ranks right up there with that furry guy that walks the hills out there in Cal-i-for-ne-a...'cept Junkman's name is easier to spell... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

So the hunt for a photo of the elusive Junkman continues... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Glad you guys had a fun time...maybe you can hitch a ride with the junkman if he comes down for the local lunch meeting in Grove City PA on Nov. 6th... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[LarryRB]

Around this part of the country Junkman ranks right up there with that furry guy that walks the hills out there in Cal-i-for-ne-a...'cept Junkman's name is easier to spell...

around these parts, his name is on every post office wall.. I believe Sasquatch ,(or was it Quasimoto) may be his brother in law or something

 

[PineRidge]

First off let me say that I have never had the pleasure to meet "Junkman" although we have chatted both on and off TBN many times. This picture was sent to me by an anonymous TBN member and the guy in the tow-motor with its wheels planted squarely on the ground is supposed to be Junk although I have no way of verifying this information. This does look to me like something that Junk might try........... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif Whadda all think, is this a Kodak moment?

 

[BRIGUY]

Nope, It's not a Corvair fork truck.

 

[Ursushorribilus]

I had a great time at Gracie's yesterday, and want to thank Larry for inviting me and everyone for making me feel at home. A more diverse cast of characters would be hard to find, and it was a pleasure meeting them all.

Junkman does indeed exist, and I want to thank him for showing me his wonderful home and playland of a garage, where I got to watch him and Brian (Bri-Guy) play with his grapple. Junkman is something between a wizard and a leprechaun, with wise eyes that sparkle with humor and mirth - and he loves dogs, so he can't be a bad guy /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Thanks Steve for the business advice, I will be asking you a great many more questions. Your experience and knowledge will save me many mistakes and hours of frustration.

Listening to these guys is a fascinating experience, Larry, Junkman, Brian, and Steve, and later on AndyM have a collective set of experiences and accumulated knowledge that could solve the worlds' problems /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif There definitely is no mechanical/technical/business applications these guys couldn't handle. I highly recommend attending one of this groups functions - you'll learn something, and even if you don't, the entertainment value is priceless /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif Tony