Da Sand Crab
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Re: SISSY PAD......
Glad to see that the soda's are still coming out.
Take care and dig safe braddah.
Glad to see that the soda's are still coming out.
Take care and dig safe braddah.
808 bottle diggers......
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808 bottle diggers
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hawaiiandigger
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Looks ono !! Call me if you like go Mils
Looks ono !! Call me if you like go Mils
808kaz
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Awright!!! Nice finds... KK give me one call...aloha 808kaz
Awright!!! Nice finds...
KK give me one call...aloha 808kaz
808beginnerdigger
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[ If I make the next meeting - Can someone "enlighten" me as to "What is a Sissy Pad" LOL
[ If I make the next meeting - Can someone "enlighten" me as to "What is a Sissy Pad" LOL
sodetraveler
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I've been wondering about this "Sissy Pad" myself
Having been out digging in the Tar Pits (aka Trenchland) lately, I assumed that it is something to sit on to keep your okole out of the tar
I was sure wishing I brought something like that myself! I ended up sitting on some newspaper in one hole and actually pulled up some grass and made a seat out of it in my second hole.......
However, my lucky "sissy pad" turned out to be a 5 gallon bucket. It was super comfortable to sit on, but once my hole got undermined I couldn't see what I was working on in the low layer
So, I was forced to repeatedly break down the roof of the hole to maintain a line of site - and that is where the Ahuimanu was hiding
I'll have to ask my brother to bring that bucket on our next dig, it's got to be my lucky sissy pad!!!
I've been wondering about this "Sissy Pad" myself
Having been out digging in the Tar Pits (aka Trenchland) lately, I assumed that it is something to sit on to keep your okole out of the tar
I was sure wishing I brought something like that myself! I ended up sitting on some newspaper in one hole and actually pulled up some grass and made a seat out of it in my second hole.......
However, my lucky "sissy pad" turned out to be a 5 gallon bucket. It was super comfortable to sit on, but once my hole got undermined I couldn't see what I was working on in the low layer
So, I was forced to repeatedly break down the roof of the hole to maintain a line of site - and that is where the Ahuimanu was hiding
I'll have to ask my brother to bring that bucket on our next dig, it's got to be my lucky sissy pad!!!
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808kaz
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Awright K.K...Get some bottles to take back to Molokai...right on!!! ...Nice Desa...I think that pipe is pretty cool...work schedule this week not so good, no can dig night time...oh well work comes first...aloha 808kaz
Awright K.K...Get some bottles to take back to Molokai...right on!!!
...Nice Desa...I think that pipe is pretty cool...work schedule this week not so good, no can dig night time...oh well work comes first...aloha 808kazhawaiiandigger
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Ho good score. Try post the pipe on What is it for more info. ALOHA !!!!
Ho good score. Try post the pipe on What is it for more info. ALOHA !!!!
808kaz
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George Dewey (December 26, 1837 – January 16, 1917) was an admiral of the United States Navy. Many historians called him the "hero of Manila." He is best known for his victory (without the loss of a single life of his own forces due to combat; one man died of heat stroke) at the Battle of Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War. He was also the only person in the history of the United States to have attained the rank of Admiral of the Navy, the most senior rank in the United States Navy.
George Dewey (December 26, 1837 – January 16, 1917) was an admiral of the United States Navy. Many historians called him the "hero of Manila." He is best known for his victory (without the loss of a single life of his own forces due to combat; one man died of heat stroke) at the Battle of Manila Bay during the Spanish-American War. He was also the only person in the history of the United States to have attained the rank of Admiral of the Navy, the most senior rank in the United States Navy.
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hawaiiandigger
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Ho Kaz-that is some nice detective work. You can help me with my homework?
Ho Kaz-that is some nice detective work. You can help me with my homework?
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808kaz
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Awright...Good score, aloha 808kaz
Awright...Good score, aloha 808kaz
808beginnerdigger
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Wow nice Hollister! I had to buy mine.
Wow nice Hollister! I had to buy mine.
Da Sand Crab
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Re: SISSY PAD......
What!!! now you guys are diving underneath the oil. Nah, Whats up with this? where and when. come on give some details.
...I really like the brown primo bottle the most. Like trade for something?
808 bottle diggers said:
What!!! now you guys are diving underneath the oil. Nah, Whats up with this? where and when. come on give some details.
...I really like the brown primo bottle the most. Like trade for something?
hawaiiandigger
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Ho Cuz you holding out? Nah looks like you had some fun.
Ho Cuz you holding out? Nah looks like you had some fun.
BuggahCHERREH
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Re: SISSY PAD......
SWWWEEEEEEEEEEET! NICE ONE!
SWWWEEEEEEEEEEET! NICE ONE!
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Mahalo, Kanuha Brothers
BuggahCHERREH
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Whoa Cuz maybe I should invest in a detector too! 
Good find! 
Good find!
Da Sand Crab
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