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22 Jul 2005, 3:01 am
Joined: Mar 29, 2005
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 2:16 pm Post subject:
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Good morning! How much does that weigh?
It is probly 1 ton? Not 2 tons though! I am also impressed
by his height. He is 6.6" not 6" or less. He is sturdily built and
much strength in physical form.
He communicates and makes eye contact when he is familiar
with you if it online or perhaps a non-online familiarity.
He is the
"Gentle Giant" that his pictures don't do justice for!
Sincerely,
Ghosthunter
What?! 6'6" ? Ghosthunter, if you're like me(I'm 5'8"), it's a pain in the butt trying to find pants that go below the ankle. Anyway, I forgive in the mist of any misunderstanding that occured. You must understand that I've had people go so far as say the reason I was depressed was due to not being close enough to God and being under "Satan's" influence(One of the reasons I'm no longer a Christian).
If it even looks like someone's blaming me for my illness, that pain and feeling I have to justify myself automatically comes back. I know you were only trying to help. I think you're real sweet and love reading your posts.
By the way, do you get hot in that hat in the summertime?
22 Jul 2005, 3:09 am
22 Jul 2005, 3:35 am
(waves)
Another bus on time - I may yet have to revise my opinion of greyhound! 
22 Jul 2005, 2:32 pm
22 Jul 2005, 6:15 pm
I and Scoots drove around and we checked out the only
comics store in Manitowoc. I figured if I antiqued shop
I would find 10-cent covers(Dell publications for $5 or less
with Warner Bros. characters.
We went to the group of 3 antique stores on 8th st & near
the Manitowoc River. I found 2 Archies for $1(25-cent covers).
We later went to the Wisconsin Maritime Museum along 8th and
the River area. $12 covered a submarine tour and exhibit.
They had 1890's engines(1 cylanders) and 1920's engines
(2 cylinders), upto 1950 800 hp engine of the same manufactorer.
They also had a gross documentary on family fishing issues.
GROOOOOSSSSSS~ seeing fish gutted and caviar retrieved
from white-fish. Not a a pleasant life for them smelling like
fish all day.
One of the exhibits had handwritten logs and wallets and different
era cash and change. 1940's.......30 pounds per hour, 300 pounds
day, averaged $2.50 a hour in 1945 (+/-)
The model ships excellent and alot destroyed after 50 years.
They had full size actual ships and boats.
The USS Cobia was their prized sub. BOYYYY WAS IT BIG!
But it looked small on the outside. It had may sub-chambers
that housed men and parts. Did you know you they slept with
the torpedo's???? Well, it's true.
There a guy there in the group who was 80+ in age who remembers
this stuff. He offered insight, and wisdom that only one who was there
could offer. He even impressed the tourguide!
I asked alot of questions and Scoots was losing copiing skills,
but he great job holding up in a clausterphobic space.
We later went to the last antique store and I found 3 10-cent cover
comics for less than $5 each(DElls).
Otherwise there isn't much to do in this industrial city setting, INCLUDING WIFI'NG! 
aND by the way, Scoots graduate in 2006, 2 years JC, 2 years state/univerisity
just incase you folks mistaken that it was his 1st year! 
No wifi! Bah-hum-bug, just some dumb terminal in the hotel.
sincerely,
Ghosthunter
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