1958 F.W.D.

No, Vinny's wrists are very healthy and muscular....it's all of us married guys that are gonna have issues.......

considering the food we'll be putting out, it may as well be a turd tank...... Oh....did I say that out loud?

Otherdog has been forced decided to also add onto the business by adding a barbeque catering crew. They will come out and ruin any affair cook for your party at your location. Here is the mobile barbeque unit. Stay tuned in the near future for the restaurant's menu.

And sprained wrists

Perhaps I should have clarified: My kids have wrestled within the Lehigh Valley Intramural Wrestling League and haven participated at events held in (if I remember correctly a community center) Bangor.....Could have been the high school, too. I won't let them wrestle the likes of which you spoke- they would probably kick the halfway-down pants wearing pansies asses and send them off crying to their mommies.

By the way....many of you know the story of the FWD but if you do not, Dad gave me my very first ride on the very FWD that now sits in my garage....Back in 1976, I was three and a half years old and he took me to a parade in Bridgeport, Pennsylvania.

I just wanted to brag that today is my Old Man's 75th Bday. He's not on here (surprisingly...) but quite a few of you have met him at Macungie or Trucktoberfest or have conversed with him on Facebook. He's my best friend. my confidant, my Chief Mechanic, my Financial Adviser, my marriage counselor, my psychologist (ok he's fired) my Consigliere, and several other important positions. We almost lost him (well shit yes we did- he was clinically dead for a few minutes) back in Oct of 2013 but the damned stubborn mule didn't give out and he's here today to still be a pain in my ass. I love him for it though.

Mrs. Mackpaul, if you were asking if any setback steer F's were built outside of Oz, yes there were a few built in Allentown but not many. I know they were popular in the Netherlands- not sure where those were built.

I won't have to clean any guns when any potential suitors come knocking at the door 15 years from now.......I'll just sit back and let the big brothers handle the matter.

Oh, so it's like a Corvette with a 237?

Damn Underdog we're practically neighbors.......My kids have wrestled in Bangor!!!!

Hmmmm I wonder how much to get that to the USA.......I wonder how much she would get in the divorce?

Once upon a time I bought a used 1987 (If I remember right) SL-1 4-door sedan for my first wife. Had the 4cyl and automagic. If I remember right, it had around 29,000 on it when we bought it. Only issue I ever had was some kinda valve dohickey thingamajigger in the tranny that wouldnt allow it to go in reverse. It was covered under the warranty. Other then that, as long as I changed the erl regularly and all the other PM stuff, it went on and on without a hiccup. Until the first wife did her vanishing act. Initial negotiations allowed her to hold onto it because she was going to school and work......So dumbass me said "ok hold it and you keep making the payments." It was in my name with my father as a co-signer. (we were young and didn't have a lot of credit....) Then the non-payment notices kept coming and coming and finally Father started getting them,.....and the phone calls. Then I got the phone call from him....."Get that fucking car back from her and make the payments or sell it, cause I'm not going down the shitter for HER." So I called her and told her she had to cough up the money or the car........Went to the firehouse the next morning, worked my normal 24 hours. Got a call later that night from her......"The car is parked in the driveway, the keys and payment book are in the glove box." Bitch.

South Carolina or New River Valley???????

Oh, look! Doughnuts! I like doughnuts!

Ryan Bassett (forget his name here!!!) says on FB with my pop agreeing that these are later ValueLiners.

Looking at the pic.....They do indeed have Hayward grills, however I don't see any other indications that they are Hayward trucks, such as the Hayward-unique battery box, or the Hayward style air tank set up. I'm going to send these to my Pop and see what he says.

Shit Ray had I known that I would have called you!!!!

She was picking up a loader for her tractor in Bethel. Cabelas was a place I could think of where we could pull off a meet that was basically halfway between Bethel and Hellertown.......(ehhh a little further for me actually but any excuse to go to Cabelas....LOL)

1. I like oreos. Ever have deep-fried oreos? Maybe we should offer them on the desert menu at "Other Dog's Bar/Grill & Brass Pole-atorium." 2. What's with the pictures of Hank Williams Jr? 3. I cannot offer approval by way of this picture however it appears to be a well-executed attempt at a faux Philly Cheese steak. I don't trust any cheese steaks that are beyond a 50-mile radius of Philly and even then it's questionable.

Glad to hear ya made it home OK. You looked a little chilly last night....LOL......It was good to break bread with ya even if only for an hour or so......And the boys wanted to bring home your big fur baby...!!! LOL

Well, you see.....his "loose living" (as is evident by his tendency to want to fight in bars) has left his stomach in terr'ble shape. He's never seen a buffalo wing he's never eaten.

Large, Medium, Small and Extra Small snuck out of the house and stole the minivan and road tripped down Interstate 78 to Cabelas in Hamburg Pa. to meet up with East Coast Diesel, who was "in da hood." They warned her that since she knew how to find Hamburg Pa, that she could find Macungie Pa only another 20 miles eastbound...... This guy was hanging around......he's like the Mona Lisa....no matter where or how you look at him, he's looking at you. Small was very fascinated by him.

You were in da' hood and didn't call me?? I haz a sad.