Thank you Jim.


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Red is a beauty and a horse with that disposition is worth a lot....not necessarily in $s but peace of mind. Do you every get a chance to visit and ride Red?

@Primotenore was known for his high potential at a young age.

Thanks very much, Gary!

One of the side effects of my ceasing to support the gubbament's nicotine addiction was getting puffy. I'm way too heavy to ride him today. My wife sees him on occasion, I should visit. He is owned by a gal she works with. He is healthy, well taken care of and very happy not to have to haul my dead carcass around in his old age. I hear he can still run like the wind though.

Terrific picture, Blair!

This would be a good time to offload the Clubman and Arko. If you use the Cartel's return address, the package won't be traceable.

That's interesting, Danny. I enjoy watching this large animal vet...no sedation...minimal harnessing...a few snide remarks thrown in...this guy could actually be a good fit for MAYhem!

Thank you, Blair!

Glad to hear that he is still around and being taken care of. Now go see the old friend.

Here's where Charlie learns " 1 outta 2 ain't bad"........I just signed an order saying Clubman can't be harmed.

When you put the twitch on the nose it gets their attention. I just hate to see that though but sometimes you have to. Take care Charlie.

Clubman...Kryptonite...Egg McMuffins....they're all so stable that archaeologists will be digging this stuff up for years on end.

Charlie your mind is always working.....kinda like a V8 only running on 6 cylinders. The Arko I could off load but I like my Clubman. In all honesty I could not do Clint that way but do you need a stick of Arko? I hope the move is going smoothly.

Thanks Danny. I've been an Arko connoisseur for a long time. It turned my world upside down!


Seriously, Arko is a top performing soap, and I can tolerate the scent. I gave most of this 12-pack away and probably won't repurchase any. If you're looking for a good triple milled soap, try Tabac. I tend to gravitate toward established soap makers (Tabac has been around since the 50s), and Tabac is a winner IMO. Some folks don't like Tabac's scent either, but I actually like it.

Thanks Charlie and I cannot argue about Arko's performance but it is the smell I cannot get past. It is not a bad scent. It just reminds me of cleaning products and not something I would want to put on my face. I will do something for you, I will take may grated Arko that has been bagged and air it out some more....outside. If the scent tones down enough I'll give it another shot. I have been reading a few reviews on Tabac and it sounds like a great soap. I may have to give it a try in the future.

Thanks, Blair!

Too cute!

Safe travels, Jim. We made the mistake -- once -- of flying out of the Ft. Lauderdale airport on a Sunday when all the cruise ships arrived in port. You're a smart man for traveling midweek.

Your vacation photos were incredible. Makes me want to go back to Sanibel.