Worst time to start this hobby

[BabyNeedsANewPairO'Shoes]

congrats on your new ATPro and welcome to the insanity.........................HH

Thanks, Gunrunner61, and good hunting to you too.

 

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[Follows Camp Craig]

Hey, Mr. O'Shoes'

First two steps to finding a 32,000 dollar ring...

1. Buy a metal detector
2. Start a pull tab collection

I been hunting 30 years and I'm still on step no. 2...welcome to Tnet, and happy pull tabbin'

Just remember to look the part

1. Gilligan hat
2. Tacky aloha shirt
3. Plaid bermuda shorts
4. Sandals with black socks

You have to dress for success!

congrats on the new toy

Craig

 

[BabyNeedsANewPairO'Shoes]

Just remember to look the part

1. Gilligan hat
2. Tacky aloha shirt
3. Plaid bermuda shorts
4. Sandals with black socks

You have to dress for success!

congrats on the new toy

Craig

Love it! Thanks!

 

[Follows Camp Craig]

Ha ha, that's pretty darn close. I always remember this character mine-sweeping Huntington beach for many years, same beach attire but with WWII tattoos on his forearms that had long since faded into blobs of ink. He would work the "towel line" which literally stretched for miles, his take was always womens rings and earrings along with spare change. The girls would lotion up after removing their jewelry,
become comfortable in their environment and with any disturbance of the towel by frisbee, football or sand was cause to shake out and realign the towel. Oops.

Then again, slowly becoming a dirty old man myself, perhaps it was more about the view or "eye treasure" than the days find.

Sooo, how much are these metal detector thingy majiggys anyhow?

I tried them before, I even won an eagle brand in a GPAA raffle.
too many "hot rocks" in my location at the time and made any detector useless.

Now I'm on the right coast, perhaps I need to rethink things.

Craig

 

[BabyNeedsANewPairO'Shoes]

Ha ha, that's pretty darn close. I always remember this character mine-sweeping Huntington beach for many years, same beach attire but with WWII tattoos on his forearms that had long since faded into blobs of ink. He would work the "towel line" which literally stretched for miles, his take was always womens rings and earrings along with spare change. The girls would lotion up after removing their jewelry,
become comfortable in their environment and with any disturbance of the towel by frisbee, football or sand was cause to shake out and realign the towel. Oops.

Then again, slowly becoming a dirty old man myself, perhaps it was more about the view or "eye treasure" than the days find.

Sooo, how much are these metal detector thingy majiggys anyhow?

I tried them before, I even won an eagle brand in a GPAA raffle.
too many "hot rocks" in my location at the time and made any detector useless.

Now I'm on the right coast, perhaps I need to rethink things.

Craig

LOL! That's exactly what I was thinking. At some point in our lives eye candy can certainly become more valuable than any tone a metal detector might put off,
But I hope I am a long way away from there

 

[Follows Camp Craig]

LOL! That's exactly what I was thinking. At some point in our lives eye candy can certainly become more valuable than any tone a metal detector might put off,
But I hope I am a long way away from there

Ha ha ha. you wave the "wand" and you get that feedback..." RReaaoww, Wow! Prrrrr, whoo hoo".

sorry Ma'am it's not about you, its this pile of dirt over here.

what a let down. as she stomps off towards the parking lot.

Awkward.

 

[River Rat]

 

[BabyNeedsANewPairO'Shoes]

Thank you, RR!

 

[Urban Grund]

Welcome from Michigan!

 

[BabyNeedsANewPairO'Shoes]

Thanks, Urban Grund!

 

[OverKill]

Hello from Tennessee, and Welcome to the site ...

 

[BabyNeedsANewPairO'Shoes]

Thanks, Overkill!