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  1. Steve

    Source for hardback books?

    Baron Kurtz - Thanks for the link, I'll give the Big A another try. Hemingway - What a novel idea! looking for books at the bookstore. I need to get outside more... :rolleyes:
  2. Steve

    Source for hardback books?

    Hi all, I was wondering if anyone could tell me of a web site that makes a specialty in a hardback copies of books? I'm interested in acquiring copies of classics from authors like H. G. Wells, J. R. R. Tolkien, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in quality hardcovers, preferably leather if I could...
  3. Steve

    Wal-mart.....Black Tie Only??????

    Oh. Man. That's just beyond words. You said you've never been to Wal-Mart? That is amazing; how I wish I could say the same! I can readily concur with all of you who wonder about what "casual" has become. I live in the FL panhandle, my home is about one mile as the crow flies from a...
  4. Steve

    What do you do for Living?

    I'm a student, webmaster, certified embroidery software operator, house sitter, dog tender, and whatever else I can do during the summer.
  5. Steve

    Positive role models for hat wearing. Thin on the ground?

    That is some thick felt!
  7. Steve

    Ghosts, anyone?

    The paranormal has always fascinated me. There's too much documentation to discredit ghosts altogether, but I'm still undecided as to exactly what they are.
  8. Steve

    My new Adventurebilt Fortune and Glory fedora...

    Thanks all for the compliments. I wore the hat out and about for the first time today, and I still get floored by how well it fits. Yes, I asked Steve to wait on making mine until it came in. It's the original 39mm dark brown grosgrain with the bound edges. Wonderful ribbon, feels as good as...
  9. Steve

    My new Adventurebilt Fortune and Glory fedora...

    I'm pleased to announce that I have received my first fine fedora today. I can't say enough good about Steve Delk's work.
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  10. Steve

    Women with Muscles

    Chiseld "womyn" are not attractive by any stretch of the imagination; or at least, my imagination. Athletic? Sure. But rippling with every step is something that's hard to stomach.
  11. Steve

    How did you find the lounge?

    I came here from Club Obi-Wan. The Indiana Jones hobby showed me indirectly just how fine the Golden Era was. I haven't gotten into the hobby full swing yet, but my first fedora should be here soon. :fedora:
  13. Steve

    Cleaning an old canteen?

    Just to clear it up, here's a shot from the website where it was bought. And many thanks to Biltmore Bob, CasaBlancaChuck, and Wolfmanjack for their suggestions. Wolfmanjack, I plan to start on your procedure tomorrow; though I'm underage for the final step. ;)
  14. Steve

    Cleaning an old canteen?

    Hi all. For Christmas a few years ago I received an old canteen that I'm guessing is from WWII or soon after. It's the old metal kind with a green cloth sleeve that fits onto it. I'd love to use it when I go geocaching, but the water always tastes of metal coming out of it. Is there anything...
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    • Forum: WWII
  15. Steve

    Call of Duty Video Game, WWII Etc. Anyone Play?

    I've played some of Call of Duty II at different stores, and though I'm not an expert on WWII, the game is amazing IMO.
  16. Steve

    The "Indy" Comebacks...

    Well, the newest adaptations that I've seen of the Sherlock Holmes stories have him as being a bit more contemporary-looking, so she might not have been a complete half-wit. ;)
  17. Steve

    What's up with Nick and Jessica?

    Coming from Senator Jack, I find it hard to believe that anyone would think he posted that title in a serious context.
  19. Steve

    Dr. Michael Savage

    As angry as Savage can get, what he and Limbaugh, Hannity, Reagan, and the others in their field do is simply analyze current events as they see them; never requiring anyone to listen.
  20. Steve

    Dr. Michael Savage

    Yeah, he is over the top, but that's one reason I like him. Another thing I appreciate about his show is that he doesn't always stick to politics; his anecdotal stories are pretty good.
  21. Steve

    Dr. Michael Savage

    I was just wondering if anyone else on here listens to Savage's radio show. I've found him to be the most independant-thinking man in talk radio. I finished his book Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder recently, and thought it made some excellent points as to the state of the US. Please no one...
  22. Steve

    The decline of good parenting...

    Just out of curiosity, do the parents lose their cool before hitting them or calmly take them aside and explain to them what they are being punished for prior to the "pop?"
  23. Steve

    HOME ALONE

    I noticed that too.:rage:

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