CHM picture thread!

So when were you coming to Terre Haute? Did you do all the work yourself?

My beautiful heavy metal collection…



I might post my softie stuff someday.

Some very cool cds you got there.

Like what?

Guilty/Forgiven, isn't it great when dreams come true?
The addition looks very nice.
Isn't it great to have your own room?

yes rockerVu2, it's very nice to finally have it finished. Love to just spend quality time in there studying or reading CHM rantings.

Topshot -No, I contracted out. My degenerative discs, surgeries and hardware in my back won't allow me to lift over 25 pounds... so any construction I do is very light. (I did put together the desk )

danielbandfan- Strait Shooters is a band I've never heard of - what r they like ?

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

danielbandfan- Strait Shooters is a band I've never heard of - what r they like ?

Strait Shooters is light rock. The EP has 6 tracks, and 3 songs: 3 tracks in English and the same songs in French. They're a local band.

I'll send you a song if you PM me your email.

This is the last picture I have of the Toyota Camry… R.I.P. January '89 - March '11. (we junked it for $300 with Retire Your Ride, the car was a public danger)

Yes, it's me in the corner.



Here's our replacement car, a 2003 Mazda Protégé.

Good car.
As a bodyman's son, may I recommend grinding those rust spots - they'll just keep getting bigger.
On my old Nissan Hardbody, I got tired of my rust spots growing, so I took 'em down to metal, filled them in and instead of spending a bunch to match the paint, I painted a faux bra on the hood. Looked dope for the early 90s.

I used to have a blue 1990 toyota corolla that looked a lot like that old camry. We lost it several years ago in a head-on collision.

We used to have a '92 Corolla, light blue. We lost that one when the coolant hose started leaking. I was in the car when the engine turned its final revolution.

Went to the Star Wars exhibit today with the family....can't show you some of the best pictures because my new foster son is in them (it's illegal to post foster children's photos on the interweb).

Cool pics. I'm not a Star Wars fan but those are nice.

I always manage to confuse myself between Star Wars and Star Trek.

As a fan of both series, it isn't that hard to keep them separated.

Cool pics Staybrite.

Way cool Mr Staybrite ! Wish I could go !

Guilty/Forgiven wrote:

Way cool Mr Staybrite ! Wish I could go !

Ditto on that.

Some years ago a friend of mine went to a Star Wars exhibit at the Smithsonian in D.C. I sure wish I could have gone to that too. We just don't get exhibits like that around here.

The exhibit at the Smithsonian might have been the same one we went to. It was created by some museum in Boston (along with George Lucas) and it tours around the country. It was fun, but a bit spendy.....there was 6 of us, and between lunch and admitance fees we spent around $160.

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there was 6 of us, and between lunch and admitance fees we spent around $160.

For 6 ppl !?!? That's not bad at all. I would've expected much more.

Well we did save ourselves about $20 by buying an annual membership (which we do every 2 to 4 years anyway). And you gotta remember those are Washington state dollars......not over inflated California state dollars (where it's not uncommon to drop $60 on fast-food burgers for 6 people).

alldatndensum wrote:

As a fan of both series, it isn't that hard to keep them separated.

What if you're not?

Daniel Band and X-Sinner!! All photos belong to my dad.

Staybrite wrote:

The exhibit at the Smithsonian might have been the same one we went to. It was created by some museum in Boston (along with George Lucas) and it tours around the country. It was fun, but a bit spendy.....there was 6 of us, and between lunch and admitance fees we spent around $160.

I doubt it. When they went it was before Episode 1 came out . So they wouldn't have had the Destroyer Droid there.

Hardkore wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

The exhibit at the Smithsonian might have been the same one we went to. It was created by some museum in Boston (along with George Lucas) and it tours around the country. It was fun, but a bit spendy.....there was 6 of us, and between lunch and admitance fees we spent around $160.

I doubt it. When they went it was before Episode 1 came out . So they wouldn't have had the Destroyer Droid there.

You are probably correct sir, or they just modified the exhibit with a lot of new stuff for episodes 1-3

Staybrite wrote:

Hardkore wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

The exhibit at the Smithsonian might have been the same one we went to. It was created by some museum in Boston (along with George Lucas) and it tours around the country. It was fun, but a bit spendy.....there was 6 of us, and between lunch and admitance fees we spent around $160.

I doubt it. When they went it was before Episode 1 came out . So they wouldn't have had the Destroyer Droid there.

You are probably correct sir, or they just modified the exhibit with a lot of new stuff for episodes 1-3

That is a possibility.