Boomer Support Thread

[Borderland]

So the Brady Bunch views continue to be unavoidable, and another disadvantage is that it requires deviating from my typical home office attire, like I probably should be wearing a shirt with a collar rather than a sweatshirt that says Eldora on it. A few weeks ago I went somewhere that required wearing one of my nice pressed button down shirts, but when I got home I realized I had not been gone that long and the shirt still looked pretty good so I hung it back on a hanger.

I have been putting that shirt on and taking it off as soon as the calls are over (typically 30-60min) and just milked about my sixth call out of it. I probably should break down and rotate another shirt in before my boss notices...

That's how I operate when I need to go out in public. I have my around the home place attire and my out-in-public attire. I go out so seldom that there is no good reason not to just hang those duds up for a few more trips. Or I could just wear my home place attire and have people think I'm homeless and living in my car. I see lots of that everywhere I go. Camo pants and Sturgis tee shirts.

I'm going to post something in the Boomer Sheepdawg Bingo thread soon. I promise.

[Arbninftry]

Heh.


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Isn't that the Turbo button for the 454 with the Holley Double Pumper and Hookers for Header. Also going along with the Posi-Trac REARs and dont let that shit slip

[Stephanie B]

Heh.


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Fun when one was also shifting gears.

[Lex Luthier]

Fun when one was also shifting gears.

I had a Cologne built ‘76 Mercury Capri II that had that switch, with a manual window washer pump pedal surrounding it like a donut with a hinge on the bottom rim. You could flash your brights and spray the windshield of the car *behind* you at a stoplight if you were so inclined. That car was also manual shift, so one could be both busy and fun…

[BN]

Sights you can see after cataract surgery, go:

I hadn't had cataract surgery in my dominant eye when you first posted it, so I didn't appreciate it as much as I do now.

[mmc45414]

I hadn't had cataract surgery in my dominant eye when you first posted it, so I didn't appreciate it as much as I do now.

I have since found the Trijicon SRO to one suitable solution...