Can I get an AMEN!

Started by mcdimond, 05/09/2010 09:02 PM

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mcdimond

#75
06/19/2010 11:44 AM
Nice puts, gentlemen!

Eddie, thanks for wrapping the naked sticks. I guess I'm still on the pass learning curve.
Michael


Fun Fact:
Groucho Marx suffered from insomnia, which he claimed was due to a financial loss in the stock market. When he suffered from insomnia, he used to call people up in the middle of the night and insult them. In the 1950s Groucho was invited to take a tour of the New York Stock Exchange. While in the observation booth, he grabbed the public address system handset and began singing "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". Upon hearing silence coming from the trading floor, he walked into view, was given a loud cheer by the traders, and shouted, "Gentlemen, in 1929 I lost eight hundred thousand dollars on this floor, and I intend to get my money's worth!" For fifteen minutes, he sang, danced, told jokes, and all this time, the Wall Street stock ticker was running blank.

DennisA

#76
06/22/2010 07:25 AM
Package arrived in yeterdays mail, but I haven't had a chance to open it yet. I'll get it taken care of this evening, and in the mail tomorrow.
Of all the things I've lost, it's my mind I miss the most.

DennisA

#77
06/22/2010 07:14 PM
Takes and puts are done. This should get out to Rich tomorrow.
Of all the things I've lost, it's my mind I miss the most.

DennisA

#78
06/23/2010 06:38 PM
This is on the way to Rich!
Of all the things I've lost, it's my mind I miss the most.

lowpro75

#79
06/26/2010 08:16 AM
I got an AMEN pass.  I should have it back out on Monday, though I have no idea what I'm putting in it.
Guru of Sensitivity.  

The Herf of Havertown.

mcdimond

#80
06/26/2010 12:53 PM
Thanks guys! I appreciate you moving this along while I was distracted.
Michael


Fun Fact:
Groucho Marx suffered from insomnia, which he claimed was due to a financial loss in the stock market. When he suffered from insomnia, he used to call people up in the middle of the night and insult them. In the 1950s Groucho was invited to take a tour of the New York Stock Exchange. While in the observation booth, he grabbed the public address system handset and began singing "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". Upon hearing silence coming from the trading floor, he walked into view, was given a loud cheer by the traders, and shouted, "Gentlemen, in 1929 I lost eight hundred thousand dollars on this floor, and I intend to get my money's worth!" For fifteen minutes, he sang, danced, told jokes, and all this time, the Wall Street stock ticker was running blank.

lowpro75

#81
06/27/2010 06:57 PM
Quotemcdimond - 6/26/2010  1:53 PM

Thanks guys! I appreciate you moving this along while I was distracted.

That's how it is suppose to happen when you have a good group of guys in a pass.
Guru of Sensitivity.  

The Herf of Havertown.

lowpro75

#82
06/27/2010 06:58 PM
Puts and takes are done.  The Ashton and the Padron are the pass sticks.  The Fonseca and the Graycliff are bonus sticks.  If this doesn't go out tomorrow it will go out on Tuesday.
Guru of Sensitivity.  

The Herf of Havertown.

nwb

#83
06/28/2010 07:08 AM
Quotelowpro75 - 6/27/2010  7:57 PM

Quotemcdimond - 6/26/2010  1:53 PM

Thanks guys! I appreciate you moving this along while I was distracted.

That's how it is suppose to happen when you have a good group of guys in a pass.

 :word:
Chief of Shaft

mcdimond

#84
07/01/2010 10:51 PM
...and the package made it home safe!

Thanks for helping this be a success guys!
Michael


Fun Fact:
Groucho Marx suffered from insomnia, which he claimed was due to a financial loss in the stock market. When he suffered from insomnia, he used to call people up in the middle of the night and insult them. In the 1950s Groucho was invited to take a tour of the New York Stock Exchange. While in the observation booth, he grabbed the public address system handset and began singing "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". Upon hearing silence coming from the trading floor, he walked into view, was given a loud cheer by the traders, and shouted, "Gentlemen, in 1929 I lost eight hundred thousand dollars on this floor, and I intend to get my money's worth!" For fifteen minutes, he sang, danced, told jokes, and all this time, the Wall Street stock ticker was running blank.
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