All this time I thought I was just ordinary…but it turns out I have more power than I realized!
Glad I don’t have that power, Bruce. I guess that’s why I don’t throw anything away. Come to think of it, my doesn’t have that power either.
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I recently cleaned out my shop and tossed 7 black large garbage bags full of broken parts, mixed fasteners, wood scraps. styrene scraps,
Old hand drawings, bits and pieces, etc. The four walls were closing in on me with junk. (https://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-tongue-out.gif)
I went to “clean up” the garage, I have stolen one of the 3 parking spaces.
Then I got paranoid, and thought, gee, I might throw out someting I need.
So I decided to only throw away stuff I had for over 10 years, that would be safe.
WOW! Maybe threw out 25% of the stuff in boxes. Don’t know if my method is foolproof, but was surprised how long I held on to stuff I did not use.
Greg
Staying on topic!
Which one of you knows where Jimmy Hoffa is ? Thought I found him in my sons bedroom when he left for college but it turned out 2 B a Nixon blow up doll which I didn’t have the original box for so it was worthless and I pitched it !
Rooster;
I think I read somewhere that the prevailing theory is that Jimmy Hoffa is within the poured concrete of a sports stadium (can’t remember which one). Most likely he won’t be found until that stadium is torn down to build a bigger one, and perhaps not even then.
On a different note, I saw a funny sign that you really should have at an antique & curio mall this past Saturday. The sign had a drawing of a rooster on it, and the message read: Sometimes you just have to say, “What the cluck!” and move on.
All the best, David Meashey
According to Scorsese"s “The Irishman”, he was cremated. (https://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-laughing.gif)
“According to Scorsese"s “The Irishman”, he was cremated.”
Probably a good way to dispose of a body, John. Cremains would mix right into poured cement, thus becoming invisible in the structure. Also a lot less messy than crushing along with a junker automobile.
Best, David Meashey
Dave Meashey said:
Rooster;
I think I read somewhere that the prevailing theory is that Jimmy Hoffa is within the poured concrete of a sports stadium (can’t remember which one). Most likely he won’t be found until that stadium is torn down to build a bigger one, and perhaps not even then.
On a different note, I saw a funny sign that you really should have at an antique & curio mall this past Saturday. The sign had a drawing of a rooster on it, and the message read: Sometimes you just have to say, “What the cluck!” and move on.
All the best, David Meashey
Under the endzone at NY Giants Stadium. Personally I would believe the Irishman explanation, the mob was shown to have ties to several mortuaries across the country especially on the east coast. The ashes would have been simply collected and dumped by one of the garbage companies also with mod connections.