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Quote from: CDNRatMan on December 22, 2014, 22:01:58 PMDon't take it to heart..The first one to post an idea is the original..the rest are just copycats..when you are my age you will look back on these days and think...but it is not in the living room........
Merry Christmas..
John.
but it is not in the living room........
Hey Ratman, seems someone is trying to one-up you! A trailer and everything, and it looks like it's mobile!
very nice as is PC's tree.....
Like I said, a bit more conventional...but I have LOTS of parts down in my basement work area. The big problem with the Drifter is it almost never NEEDS anything serious, so I have to think up things to do to it that "should" be done, or would be nice to do.
Yes have to agree with Troll here never heard that term but from the South US....so........
Where I grew up, they were called athletic shirts....wifebeaters comes from the more Southern climes....
Good pictures.. we used to call them vests..I think the youngsters call them tanktops now..
I wondered what a wifebeater was..I think I would get some funny looks if I went into an English store and asked for a wifebeater..
John.
Hey, at least he has clothes on!
he wears enough of my clothing he gets just the WB shirt......lol......here they are called undershirts......lol.....
Well, HO, HO, HO....
Q: Missus GB wants to know why the Rat Guy is wearing a wife-beater?ok help some of you Grinch's get into the spirit of the season.....
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