Well I just officially pulled a FredWeinberg! :D
Broadstruck
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I was wiping off a heavily scuffed slab I had to photograph through oil...
Looking on my desk to find it I tossed the slab worth $1K in the trash can and set the napkin meant to go in the can on my desk
Looking on my desk to find it I tossed the slab worth $1K in the trash can and set the napkin meant to go in the can on my desk
To Err Is Human.... To Collect Err's Is Just Too Much Darn Tootin Fun!
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<< <i>Sorry Broadstruck, if you realized your mistake and found the coin; that's not a "FredWeinberg."
OK how about an almost FredWeinberg
Was a "FW"
If it was, I'd have a Stella in my office, or more
Probably, at least an invoice showing a sale for it!
They can fry out pork chops, talk on the phone, smoke a cigarette, & breastfeed a newborn all at once
And please don't tell my husband I was smoking around the baby...
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
while thinking of breastfeeding moms smoking ciggy's while frying you up some pork chops
is most likely what did ya in
Yikes!
<< <i>Well I was doing 3 things at once which now confirms women can multitask much far better...
They can fry out pork chops, talk on the phone, smoke a cigarette, & breastfeed a newborn all at once
How 'bout smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo?
Guide walked us through a massive room containing a large number of numbered boxes. It was explained that all office garbage was stored for 6 months before disposal. Probably saved a few careers.
Hope that no one threw out a half eaten liverwurst sandwich though.
Steve
<< <i>Just be sure you don't dip your coins in your sarsaparilla and drink your dip. >>
....or Ginger Ale.
""""It all happened on June 24, 1922. World-renowned numismatist J. Sanford Saltus was discovered in his room at London's Hotel Metropole, lying on the floor, fully dressed. He was dead at age 69, but not from natural causes.
A coroner's jury labeled Saltus's passing as "death by misadventure," according to an account in the August 1922 issue of the American Numismatic Association's publication, The Numismatist.
The day prior to his death, Saltus purchased a small quantity of potassium cyanide for use in cleaning silver coins he had just purchased. The Numismatist noted, "Potassium cyanide, although one of the most deadly poisons, is frequently used by collectors in cleaning coins..."
Unfortunately, at some point after Saltus retired to his room, on the 24th, he ordered a bottle of ginger ale. "A glass containing the poison and another glass containing ginger ale were found side by side on the dressing table," The Numismatist reported, "and it is believed that while interested in cleaning the coins he took a drink of the poison in mistake for the ginger ale." Ouch!"""
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<< <i>Well I was doing 3 things at once which now confirms women can multitask much far better...
They can fry out pork chops, talk on the phone, smoke a cigarette, & breastfeed a newborn all at once
How 'bout smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo?
Well don't tell me.
Steve
<< <i>Fred misplaced a 4 dollar Gold Stella, not that's its lost, it maybe in a northern San Fernando Valley or the Simi Valley Landfill
Steve >>
Spending eternity nestled between an expended can of Cheez-wiz and a Ritz cracker recipe for mock apple pie.
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<< <i>Well I was doing 3 things at once which now confirms women can multitask much far better...
They can fry out pork chops, talk on the phone, smoke a cigarette, & breastfeed a newborn all at once
How 'bout smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo?
Only us oldies will Prolly remember that one!
My GF used to shift gears, drink coffee, & talk to me on the phone every morning on her way to work.
Fearing for her safety I eventually bought her a car with auto trans . . .
HH
1947-P & D; 1948-D; 1949-P & S; 1950-D & S; and 1952-S.
Any help locating any of these OBW rolls would be gratefully appreciated!