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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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Some cool BBC history:

Traveling Moller

1930’s engineering was quite impressive. I have a Hammond that dates to 1935. I had another from 1938 but it was too big to keep in the living room. I donated it to a church.

The DC-3 (military C-47) was introduced in 1935. They are still in regular service today around the world.


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Corpsman up!

Wrenching on a riding mower, socket slipped, and I banged the back of my thumb against the edge of the deck. 5 stitches to close it.

Should be good for a Purple Durple, right?

Sucks, though...cant play guitar or bass for two weeks.

That hurts to read :crying:
 
Corpsman up!

Wrenching on a riding mower, socket slipped, and I banged the back of my thumb against the edge of the deck. 5 stitches to close it.

Should be good for a Purple Durple, right?

Sucks, though...cant play guitar or bass for two weeks.

I got a stainless steel chain mail glove after too many boneheaded maneuvers with wrenches.



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