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My main back in my day thing was riding my bike everywhere. Miles from my house, no helmet or reflectors. Especially to vhs rental places to get horror movies. Oh, and buying throwing stars from Cutlery World in the mall at 12.

YZ10 is tempting! I have always wanted one!

Got the GT donor truck to convert mine back to nitro. Has most of what I need. Tires and wheels are decent enough for starters. Has RPM arms which is a nice surprise I'll be contacting Klavy for a few parts. Derek has my original OS .12 which he's donating. Just need time to do the resto.

Game Box Hero is awesome imo. Spring for the Platinum edition. Had a fest at my cousins a couple of weeks ago. They recently bought a few machines. They're really fun. Not quite full size but close. They have multiple games. That's a Joust machine just off camera.

Congratulations! Very cool builds all!

Knight Rider is great, but I prefer Knight Boat.

Well done 1300GT. Think I voted for a Tamiya for the first time this round. I do want a Top Force now along with an Avante. Top Force has a killer stance and is a solid runner. A few weeks ago my cousins and I broke into an impromptu buggy "stance" showdown from their huge collection and ...

I really dig that. The whole look. Great job!

I've heard of it, but it is rare to find it offered here. Rare enough that a lot of people here probably haven't heard of it. I watch a lot of the food shows and know about it mostly from them. You can buy it in a bottle in the store but only a couple of chains around here offer it in a restaurant. ...

Not exactly Fry sauce but belongs in the conversation. This is one of the more interesting dipping sauces I've tried in the past year. It's not real spicy like name implies.

Ok, am I the only one that went home and made fries for dinner after seeing this yesterday?? No fry sauce though, just cheese and bacon.

Bozo was just slightly before my time. I know of him, but his program was no longer on. You callin' me old?? :lol: :lol: It was on WGN before school. Kids would win a prize based on how many buckets they could land a ping pong ball in. If you made it to the last one you won a bike. A Schwinn if I r...

Halgar wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 11:03 am I wonder if Bozo was more of a local program than national.

I believe so. Based out of Chicago and available on WGN if you had cable.