Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Joe H.
Thank you, I think!
Joe Myers
Joe H.
Thank you, I think!
Joe Myers
Originally Posted By: nlewis
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Joe H,
What about us in-between , middle age guys?
I was born the same year that Buddy Holly died. (Will, you should know this one)
Originally Posted By: rray
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I was four when Buddy Holly died. Fortunately, my non-classical musical hero, Paul McCartney, owns the rights to Buddy’s work and keeps it out there so the public can hear it. Buddy and I also are native Texans.
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Originally Posted By: ltrower
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Age! What is that. I remember watching The Beatles get off the plane and do their first Ed Sullivan show. Does that count.
Lee Trower
Originally Posted By: wcampbell
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Buddy Holly??? I don’t really know. I’m a Willie Nelson fan. You know…Shotgun Willie
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Originally Posted By: dbush
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For those history buffs, I was 6 days short of 1 year old when JFK was killed, so maybe the conspiracy theory guys can rule me out for that one.
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Originally Posted By: rray
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I was eight when JFK was assassinated, but I already was one of Utah’s greatest juvenile delinquents. They just didn’t know it yet, and wouldn’t know it for another two years. Ah, them were the good ol’ days.
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Originally Posted By: rking
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Four months ago I celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of my twenty-first birthday
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Originally Posted By: mrose
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Hi Aaron,
I am 392 in dog years.
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Originally Posted By: jmyers
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How old is a “dog year”?
Joe Myers
Originally Posted By: rray
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I was just reading an article the other day on dog years. It seems that the first year of a dog’s life is, like, 14 human years or something like that. The middle part of a dog’s life is around 7 human years, plus or minus, depending on doggy type, size, genetics, etc. The end years of a doggie’s life is in the 1-3 year range, again depending on doggie type, size, genetics, etc. Overall, the average was 7 human years for one year of a doggie’s life.
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Originally Posted By: rray
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This is what the home inspection industry has come to?
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Originally Posted By: gbeaumont
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Hi Russel, just so long as you have a glossy coat, and a cold wet nose you’re doing OK. (try to keep that lamppost issue under wraps though clients don’t like it
)Gerry
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Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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I’m 44, which means I can handle two 22 year olds.
Originally Posted By: Aaron Rosenbaum
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| MRose wrote: |
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I am 392 in dog years. |
You don't look 56
Originally Posted By: Jason Van Loo
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I am 27 and have a baby face… so I am sure I will get the same comments…
Originally Posted By: Nick Gromicko
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Aaron’s built a better spectoscope. I’m gonna tie a digital camcorder to that dog and take him on the next 3 story roof inspection.
Nick
Originally Posted By: rray
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Would the spectoscope also work in the attic and crawl space so that I don’t have to go to them thar places?
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Originally Posted By: rking
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Russell,
Then it would be an atticrawlscope, now you’re talking big bucks for the complete redesign stages and of course it would have to have a light of some sort attached for proper illumination!
If we all put our collective geniuses together we could most likely come up with an Inspectorascope!–New and improved the scope works its way methodically through the house taking still photos when directed and videotaping the entire inspection, simultaneously feeding it back to the professional Home Inspector sitting in the back of his chauffer driven vehicle gently sipping on Marguaritas.
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Originally Posted By: dvalley
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Nick,
Ask and you will receive…
A dog for the three story roof inspection.
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