When's The Last Time You Worked Up A Sweat?

[Norm]

Actually, it should be "I can't remember the last time I worked up a sweat".

Was out in the "clubroom" today getting the C3 ready for the big Ocean City, MD Corvette weekend next week. Had a couple cups of high test and was buffing and polishing the finish and listening to a Ricky Skaggs best of and bluegrass cds trying to keep up with the beat, it wasn't long I was sweating my ass off, which I don't normally do. :D

Toned it down with a little Enya, and switched to decaf.


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[LATB]

Nice shop. Nice cars. :seasix:

I sweat pretty much everyday. A- I live in FL. B- I work outdoors in construction.

Btw, I did a lot of sinnin' in Ocean City. Growing up in Baltimore...it was the preferred place to do so. :cert:

[JRD77VET]

Looks great :cool1:

I sweated Saturday moving two tons of coal in for heat this winter :yesnod:

[Frizzle]

This morning washing the car.. (hot outside)

Normally every day between work and the gym.

[MrPeabody]

Looks good!

It does sadden me to see Antique plates on a car built several years after I graduated from High School.:yesnod:

[Norm]

Nice shop. Nice cars. :seasix:

I sweat pretty much everyday. A- I live in FL. B- I work outdoors in construction.

Btw, I did a lot of sinnin' in Ocean City. Growing up in Baltimore...it was the preferred place to do so. :cert:

Kind of a right of passage for that area. :D

[Norm]

Looks good!

It does sadden me to see Antique plates on a car built several years after I graduated from High School.:yesnod:

Now that's funny. :rofl:

[LATB]

Kind of a right of passage for that area. :D

Indeed.
Oh, the stories I could tell. :D

[mrvette]

Looks good!

It does sadden me to see Antique plates on a car built several years after I graduated from High School.:yesnod:

Try a DECADE!!!! young punk......:rofl::rofl::cert:

[Dan Dlabay]

Norm that C3 looks mighty fine and I like your garage.:seasix::cert:

[MrPeabody]

Indeed.
Oh, the stories I could tell. :D

I remember getting served in a bar there when I was 16.:shots:

[Norm]

Indeed.
Oh, the stories I could tell. :D

My s-n-l has a place down there now, so I go down quite often (50 minute drive). There are hot rod weekends, biker's weekends, the Vettes have there's, and the tuners,........ so who do you think are the most loudest and obnoxious and get the most tickets? Take a guess.

[LATB]

I remember getting served in a bar there when I was 16.:shots:

I remember nearly getting my ass beat by outlaw bikers while high on purple blotter. :ohnoes: :willy:
And I mean real outlaw bikers. Not the kind with shiny bikes and good hair. :D

[LATB]

My s-n-l has a place down there now, so I go down quite often (50 minute drive). There are hot rod weekends, biker's weekends, the Vettes have there's, and the tuners,........ so who do you think are the most loudest and obnoxious and get the most tickets? Take a guess.

Tuners.

[Aerovette]

That reminds me very much of my 75.

I swapped rear bumpers too. I had sidepipes on mine.

I miss that car. Blue with silver interior.

[MrPeabody]

I remember nearly getting my ass beat by outlaw bikers while high on purple blotter. :ohnoes: :willy:
And I mean real outlaw bikers. Not the kind with shiny bikes and good hair. :D

My grandfather was a big wheel in the Knights of Columbus and they used to have their state convention there every year back in the 60s. We always stayed at the Commander Hotel right on the boardwalk. They would have it the week before the season opened, so although many of the shops were still closed for the winter, we (several thousand KofC people) owned the town for about four days. Catholics have been known to do a little drinking.:yesnod:

[mrvette]

Nice shop. Nice cars. :seasix:

I sweat pretty much everyday. A- I live in FL. B- I work outdoors in construction.

Btw, I did a lot of sinnin' in Ocean City. Growing up in Baltimore...it was the preferred place to do so. :cert:

Rt 50? across the Bay Bridge, south through Cambridge, and east to OC, cross the bridge and hit Ocean Highway the equivalent of A1A here in Florida, head up to 28th st, turn left and out to the shore of Isle of White Bay, there was the folks 2 brm townhouse....and a shared dock with the neighbors....this was mid 60's? to later 70's....some nice times.....good parties and some fishin' stories too.....

What was that name of the folks who owned OC?? Shrimper/Skrimper?? something like that....they made it off the rides on the south end of the inlet in OLD OC talking back when.....and the beach was ever so much wider down there than further north, some block north of 28th st was the motel owned by some political crook Bobby xxx? buddy of LBJ's....I think he went to jail.....anyway as the years went on, they built high rise condos on the beach.....like about 100' from the waves, and of course with erosion the underground parking was flooded out many times over the decades.....

never even left a sand dune/grasses as a buffer.....

so the UNDERGROUND PARKING filled with SALT water, and I be very surprised if even the entire Federal budget could rescue that crap.....

fun times, not going back, took the kids there long ago, not fun time, more like a disASSter......even last trip there with the EX, the car got ripped off for all the then hot CD's in the thing.....

OC Md. has gone to hell......


:issues::sadangel:

[LATB]

My grandfather was a big wheel in the Knights of Columbus and they used to have their state convention there every year back in the 60s. We always stayed at the Commander Hotel right on the boardwalk. They would have it the week before the season opened, so although many of the shops were still closed for the winter, we (several thousand KofC people) owned the town for about four days. Catholics have been known to do a little drinking.:yesnod:

My uncle lived there most of his life. In a trailer. So I always had a screened porch to sleep on.
He tended bar and always came home real late. One night he walked in on me with 2 half naked chicks under those strings of plastic party lanterns.

He said: "if I was 20 years younger I'd join ya". Then as he went into the trailer: "don't hurt him girls, he's my favorite nephew". :Jeff '79:

[MrPeabody]

Rt 50? across the Bay Bridge, south through Cambridge, and east to OC, cross the bridge and hit Ocean Highway the equivalent of A1A here in Florida, head up to 28th st, turn left and out to the shore of Isle of White Bay, there was the folks 2 brm townhouse....and a shared dock with the neighbors....this was mid 60's? to later 70's....some nice times.....good parties and some fishin' stories too.....

What was that name of the folks who owned OC?? Shrimper/Skrimper?? something like that....they made it off the rides on the south end of the inlet in OLD OC talking back when.....and the beach was ever so much wider down there than further north, some block north of 28th st was the motel owned by some political crook Bobby xxx? buddy of LBJ's....I think he went to jail.....anyway as the years went on, they built high rise condos on the beach.....like about 100' from the waves, and of course with erosion the underground parking was flooded out many times over the decades.....

never even left a sand dune/grasses as a buffer.....

so the UNDERGROUND PARKING filled with SALT water, and I be very surprised if even the entire Federal budget could rescue that crap.....

fun times, not going back, took the kids there long ago, not fun time, more like a disASSter......even last trip there with the EX, the car got ripped off for all the then hot CD's in the thing.....

OC Md. has gone to hell......


:issues::sadangel:

I remember in the 60s the Army Corps of Engineers were trucking sand in there to keep the peninsula from turning into an island. At the end of the Boardwalk farthest from the rides the waves were lapping under the Boardwalk.


Must...Resist...going online and ordering caramel popcorn and salt water taffy from Dolle's... And I can smell the Thrasher's French Fries...

[LATB]

The place was paradise in the 60's & 70's.
My uncle started on 15th street and moved north every few years away from development. In the end he ended up in Fenwick DE.

[MrPeabody]

I remember nearly getting my ass beat by outlaw bikers while high on purple blotter. :ohnoes: :willy:
And I mean real outlaw bikers. Not the kind with shiny bikes and good hair. :D

There was a motorcycle club in Baltimore called Nobody's Children.:lol:

[Norm]

Rt 50? across the Bay Bridge, south through Cambridge, and east to OC, cross the bridge and hit Ocean Highway the equivalent of A1A here in Florida, head up to 28th st, turn left and out to the shore of Isle of White Bay, there was the folks 2 brm townhouse....and a shared dock with the neighbors....this was mid 60's? to later 70's....some nice times.....good parties and some fishin' stories too.....

Called Coastal Hwy now

What was that name of the folks who owned OC?? Shrimper/Skrimper?? something like that....they made it off the rides on the south end of the inlet in OLD OC talking back when.....and the beach was ever so much wider down there than further north, some block north of 28th st was the motel owned by some political crook Bobby xxx? buddy of LBJ's....I think he went to jail.....anyway as the years went on, they built high rise condos on the beach.....like about 100' from the waves, and of course with erosion the underground parking was flooded out many times over the decades.....

Trimpers

Bobby Baker's Carousel

never even left a sand dune/grasses as a buffer.....

so the UNDERGROUND PARKING filled with SALT water, and I be very surprised if even the entire Federal budget could rescue that crap.....

fun times, not going back, took the kids there long ago, not fun time, more like a disASSter......even last trip there with the EX, the car got ripped off for all the then hot CD's in the thing.....

OC Md. has gone to hell......


:issues::sadangel:


Well actually Gene, the place is pretty nice, big town now, couple hundred thousand in the summer, nice restaurants, all new 2.5 mile boardwalk, lot's of things to do, fishing at it's best. I kind of like the place, especially in the winter, all the major eateries are open year around now. Lot of folks have retired there as well.

[mrvette]

I remember in the 60s the Army Corps of Engineers were trucking sand in there to keep the peninsula from turning into an island. At the end of the Boardwalk farthest from the rides the waves were lapping under the Boardwalk.


Must...Resist...going online and ordering caramel popcorn and salt water taffy from Dolle's... And I can smell the Thrasher's French Fries...

The place was paradise in the 60's & 70's.
My uncle started on 15th street and moved north every few years away from development. In the end he ended up in Fenwick DE.

Them fries, hated the smell, until some gal loved the smell, so we bought some, and damn, yes even though the SMELL was negative....some HOW the taste was much better.....go figger....

I remember Fenwick Island, not that much of the barrier beaches up/down the coast really qualify as much of an island, not like say England/Ireland/etc....but over the bridge was Delaware and Rehoboth Beach.....where the elite meet to pick their feet and be discreet......


:rofl::rofl::seasix:

[xXBUDXx]

I broke a sweat 5 minutes ago, pulling my pants down, to take a poop. FYI, it was a glorious poop.

[Milton Fox]

I just now went through tonight's adult pics thread... :drool:

[stingraymyway]

Sunday, our church had service at a campsite on the mountain. Afterwards, I helped served BBQ. Moving fast, slinging BBQ, beans, potato salad and slaw. Then there was the clean up.
It was a great day.

[LATB]

Sunday, our church had service at a campsite on the mountain. Afterwards, I helped served BBQ. Moving fast, slinging BBQ, beans, potato salad and slaw. Then there was the clean up.
It was a great day.

Sounds like a literal: Praise The Lord...Pass the Plate. :D

[onedef92]

Saturday while I was detailing my car. The Vibe doesn't take too long, but Theresa's full-size Honda Odyssey minivan is pretty much a 2-3 hour job, depending on what's needed.

[LATB]

I sweat yesterday cleaning/vacuum the inside of my truck. Had Chloe and her sister Lab "Eve" in the truck Saturday to go up to the farm. Eve is a yellow, had black and yellow hair everywhere in the truck from those pups. Damn they are some shredding machines. :willy:

[Norm]

Tuners.

Correct.

[DAB]

last week off loading a truck load of garden soil.

[erickpl]

Ran a duathlon on Saturday. Sweated a bit there. :)