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#141352 01/19/2005 3:28 AM
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Now cowboy up, quitchurwhinin and give a hearty welcome to Glenn who's a durn good sport and has agreed to throw himself on the third rail and moderate this here forum!

Mind yer manners, don't go stirrin' up trouble and we'll all just git on fine!

Glenn, thanks for being willing to step up to the plate and take this on!

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#141353 01/19/2005 3:31 AM
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oh yeah, almost forgot -- Please remember that Glenn is the "Moderator" and not the "Shell Answer Man" I told Glenn he wouldn't have to be the ultimate authority on Big Bolts, just the moderator/facilitator. So please don't hesitate to share your knowledge!

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#141354 01/19/2005 6:35 AM
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OH GOODY! kool likes fresh meat. it don't stick in the grinder. don't let milliman fool ya. "moderator" is stovebolt secret code for "train lions with a small stick", or cat herder, depending on which size kitty yer messin' with. at any rate, welcome to the big bolt.

yaknow, the last moderator on the general board lasted about as long as a twinkie at a fat farm.

at least it pays good. wink

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hey peg, when and where are you and john coming to TEXAS? maybe we can have a get togather.

tony'n weatherford eek :confused: grin grin

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You bet we'll be coming to Texas. I wouldn't be surprised if it's sometime this year. But Texas is a big country and I'm not sure what parts will be in. I'll to defer to the Grand Poo Bah on that one.

But definitely, we'll try to catch up with as many Bolters as we can ... since Texas is pretty loaded with them. And my guess many that aren't ID'd on the forums or the world page.

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#141358 01/19/2005 5:07 PM
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This is getting to sound KINKY

Sticks & spurs.....You guys are makin me nervous........

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how big is a big bolt,,what would qualify as a big bolt,,,,,,,,,at any rate, welcome to your new position,,,,and try to keep the same size hat grin


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I know I know, what the heck I'm I doin in here? But I got tah say That we've been Very blessed with the likes of Boyo and 5th and tah add "The Bouncer" and Glenn in with the other relatively new moderaters is only gonna make this site better and stronger. Yes Barry, Oly and TonyP did more than a fine job and I know John could not have kept this site up without them and I thank them more than they will ever know. Thanks for steppin up Glenn You Dah Man!
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Hi Joker!

Says back on the 'Forum' main page that 'Big Bolts' are "Full Figured Jobs"

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That makes me one grin


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I am fighting cancer and I am winning the fight | Pain is part of life; misery is an option.

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You knuckleheads (and you thought I didn't know bikes...), that refers to the trucks, not the truck owners. :rolleyes:

(Looks to heaven) Why me?

:rolleyes:

Anyway, if/when we get to Texas this year it will probably be Amarillo. If not Amarillo, then it will be Ft. Worth (Hurst). What's in Amarillo you ask? Darn good question wink We'll keep you posted, though. If we get to Amarillo, is that doable for anyone to join us for dinner somewhere?

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#141365 01/20/2005 2:49 AM
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hurst would work, the other , you might need to buy me a plane ticket,,Hurst is only about 40 min, the cold place is about ,I think 9 hours, it is a long way,, besides I still plan to head up your way about Oct,,, grin trust me , you will be in for a treat,,Fred


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A veteran - whether active duty, retired, national guard, or reserve - is someone who, at one point in his or her life, wrote a blank check made payable to The 'United States of America', for an amount of "up to and including my life."
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Texas? Isn't that where the good cheesy fry place is? Does anyone remember that, or am I going back to far for ya?


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oh, we have a lot of good stuff here,,,some of it is good for you and some isn't,,,,Fred


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I am fighting cancer and I am winning the fight | Pain is part of life; misery is an option.

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hey fred, that would be on hell of a road trip for RED RYDER and RED ROVER if we went to amarillo. keep your fingers crossed and maybe it will be hurst, besides that i don't think the wives could or would ride to the pan handle in the ad's(400mi.)

tony'n weatherford eek grin grin

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Barry, I remember the cheesy fry thread. Joker was there, I thought. Maybe he's enjoying his meds again...

Anybody know the "Flying Saucer" in Ft Worth?? Cool place.

John


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