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IZON be projectin!
izonfire Offline
#1 Posted:
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Out projectin this entire week.

Vic.timized by horrendously hot and humid weather which could only be equated to living in misery.
A number of mishaps occurred on each of the sites which damned everysone.
Been feelin’ cursed. No postin possible.
I be projectin for the past week, and that projectin be hard.

Sometimes I don’t have time to be postin when I be projectin, so me posts usually comes in spurts.
I be postin and spurtin sporadically, but when I do, it’s overwhelming. Just ask Palama…

I now gotta go back and see what I missed.
Like doin homework. And I's don't need no more schoolin.
H3lls, I'm still exhausted from all the projectin!

Just be warned that I'm back to poppin posts. And some serious protrudin.
Dually noted as well. Bea prepared.
Sunoverbeach Offline
#2 Posted:
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I think there's a variety of OTC medications designed specifically for sporadic spurtin
izonfire Offline
#3 Posted:
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Think I need a sprinkler system specialist...
clintCigar Offline
#4 Posted:
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That's what she said....................bah-doom-tish
ZRX1200 Offline
#5 Posted:
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Teedubya could lend you some old block East German water sports movies.
izonfire Offline
#6 Posted:
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Teedubya could lend you some old block East German water sports movies.


Dat vould be vetty interestink. (in the best Colonel Klink impression possible)
RMAN4443 Offline
#7 Posted:
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https://youtu.be/sTd_73Slj3Q

fog
izonfire Offline
#8 Posted:
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clintCigar wrote:
That's what she said.


Either way, she’s gettin soaked
delta1 Offline
#9 Posted:
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duly noted...
izonfire Offline
#10 Posted:
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delta1 wrote:
duly noted...


You can say that again!
Mr. Jones Offline
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What does " projectin" mean ?

I haven't a clue...
RobertHively Offline
#12 Posted:
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Hamk?
RMAN4443 Offline
#13 Posted:
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Mr. Jones wrote:
What does " projectin" mean ?

I haven't a clue...

I think they're referring to Frankie T's tripod, it be projectin' across the room...Think
Palama Offline
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RobertHively wrote:
Hamk?


Hamk’s not here man. Not talking
izonfire Offline
#15 Posted:
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Mr. Jones wrote:
What does " projectin" mean ?

I haven't a clue...


And now ya know how it feels Mr Jones.

But I know your cryptic messages are intended to warn us without the FBI knowing.
Brilliant. And I am closing in on cracking the code, so you'll soon have an ally in your fight.
_____

Anyhoos...

In the case of this thread, projectin means that I've been out on a series of projects.
But projectin can mean many other things, like providin, or protrudin. Depends on the scope of your projectin.

Or in Vic's case, projectin is his defense mechanism that he subconsciously employs in order to cope with his pervy feelings or emotions. By projectin his perviness on to us, he doesn't have to confront that inner conflict.

That's why he always seems to be so relaxed and flaccid.
victor809 Offline
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izonfire wrote:

Or in Vic's case, projectin is his defense mechanism that he subconsciously employs in order to cope with his pervy feelings or emotions. By projectin his perviness on to us, he doesn't have to confront that inner conflict.

That's why he always seems to be so relaxed and flaccid.


hah....
I'm pretty sure I'm open with any and all perversions I have. No need to project here.
USNGunner Offline
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izonfire wrote:

That's why he always seems to be so relaxed and flaccid.



HA Ha, you said "flaccid"! Laugh Laugh Laugh Laugh Laugh
Speyside Offline
#18 Posted:
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And here I thought you meant projectin vomit. I be projectin some lately. Cleaned out the landscape beds around the new house and mulched them. Sold my 67 Yenko Camero. New living room furniture arrived Friday. Converted my Weber Genie is grill to natural gas and hooked it up to the house. Bought new slacks, 3 months ago I was wearing 42's, now I am wearing 38's. Found a new doctor, wasn't happy with the other one.
Sunoverbeach Offline
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I assumed you were filming one of them there movin' pictures
izonfire Offline
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Sunoverbeach wrote:
I assumed you were filming one of them there movin' pictures


No, I gave that up.
Those pictures were movin so fast, I couldn't keep focus on 'em.
izonfire Offline
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Speyside wrote:
And here I thought you meant projectin vomit.


Kinda, in a way...

Speyside wrote:
Sold my 67 Yenko Camero.


What a beautiful classic machine.
Had to have shed a few tears seein that roll away...
deadeyedick Offline
#22 Posted:
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izonfire wrote:
Kinda, in a way...



What a beautiful classic machine.
Had to have shed a few tears seein that roll away...


Think I would need more than furniture and slacks for a Yenko.Think
Speyside Offline
#23 Posted:
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I invest in classic cars. Probably average buying and selling about 4 a year. Though I do seem to add one to my collection once in a while.

LOL!!! Well played deadeye. The Yenko is paying for the restoration of a 53 buick skylark convertible, matching numbers, all the options, nail head V8. That one I keep.
izonfire Offline
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Speyside wrote:
The Yenko is paying for the restoration of a 53 buick skylark convertible, matching numbers, all the options, nail head V8. That one I keep.


I woulda thought the Yenko woulda been a keeper...
Speyside Offline
#25 Posted:
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No, I'm 6'5" tall. It wasn't comfortable for me. My muscle car keeper is a 68 Impala ss 427 L72.
izonfire Offline
#26 Posted:
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Speyside wrote:
No, I'm 6'5" tall. It wasn't comfortable for me. My muscle car keeper is a 68 Impala ss 427 L72.


Woulda thought those older cars would be more accommodating. Absolutely love the lines on them though
Speyside Offline
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Definatly a beautiful car. I did the mechanical restoration. Seals, small interior items. Buffed it out. The new owner is not taking it any farther. All rest free. Kind of cool that it is unrestored. It looks and runs great.
izonfire Offline
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Speyside wrote:
Definatly a beautiful car. I did the mechanical restoration. Seals, small interior items. Buffed it out. The new owner is not taking it any farther. All rest free. Kind of cool that it is unrestored. It looks and runs great.


I wouldn't charge for rest either. Seems unethical.

Nothing wrong with a "road driven" look on a muscle car.
Would love to see a pic of it
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