DOC HOLIDAY'S BOAT AT THE GIG HARBOR BOAT DOCK?

[Shultzie]

We just got back from taking a short walk down to the Gig Harbor Boat Dock...to get away from the 82 degree heat  wave on these last few weeks of Sept.
As we were walking past a row of boats we couldn't help but notice a beautiful brand new sail boat with OUR "DOC" HOLIDAY'S NAME PLATE?
After checking with the boat next door...the boater behind noticed that I was taking a photo...and they mentioned that "DOC" had just left for an early dinner at the near by TIDES PUB...which has a fully shaded large outside dining area over looking the water front.
Hummm?
HEY DOC!!! WHERE WERE YOU HIDING?  (I here that all boaters know their true friends AT HAUL OUT TIME?)

 My wife and I stopped and had a cocktail but couldn't find you....HOWEVER WE RAISED OUR GLASS'S N' TOASTED YOU ANYHOO !

[Steve Helmick]

Anybody know what Schultzie did with the last week in September that's gone missing?  Steve

[john e. holliday]

Well folks, I am sorry to say that is not me.  The name is spelled wrong.  When I was still a working stiff the clerk asked my I had not responded to a note she left.  Told her that was not my name as it has only one L.

[Shultzie]

Anybody know what Schultzie did with the LOST week in September that's gone missing?   Steve

THANKS STEVE....FOR CORRECTING MY LOST SEPT WEEK! (perhaps induced by too many "raised glasses of brewskis at the Tides Pub, huh?
 I didn't even think to look at the calender when I downloaded the photo and typed this drivil..
See what can happen when your damaged DNA from bad genes, too many dope sniffing sessions, bad cheap brewskis...mixed in with DEMENTED OLD AGE..TOPPED OFF WITH THE "EVERY DAY IS SAT" RETIREMENT SIN'DROME can do to ya??!

[Shultzie]

Well folks, I am sorry to say that is not me.  The name is spelled wrong.  When I was still a working stiff the clerk asked my I had not responded to a note she left.  Told her that was not my name as it has only one L.

I did notice that spelling on the boat...KNOWING THAT THEIR IS AT LEAST 50 WAYS TO LEAVE YOUR LOVER, SPELL NAMES SUCH AS HOLIDAY, SHULTZ OR HELLMIC' 

[Les McDonald]

Eighty Two degrees is hot??
Donnie----you are such a GIRL!!!

[Steve Helmick]

"GURL", actually.  Steve

[Brian Massey]

"GURL", actually.  Steve

Then I guess he wears "Manties"?

Brian

[Shultzie]

"GURL", actually.  Steve

"WEENIE-WUZZIE"?

Compared to the rest of the country..this summer...82o degrees probabbbleee' feels like 32 below 0

[Steve Helmick]

Fact is, a lot of it is what you get used to. Folks move here from California and say they're freezing. Alaskans come down here and are running around in T-shirts all winter. It takes awhile to acclimate, no matter what you have to get used to.

As long as it cools off at night enough so I can sleep, I'm happy. I've been used to hitting the silk at 3:30am for years, regardless of the weather, year around. I've noticed that if I don't think about how cold the floor or room is, it's fine. The key thing is to not say "brrrr" or "phew, it's hot". My wife does that, and wonders why she's cold. I tell her not to think about it, but of course she doesn't listen to me.    Steve

[john e. holliday]

Do wives ever listen? It is something when  I wear a jacket on morning crossing duty and short sleeves in the afternoon.   Temps in AM - 50F,   Pm - 80+f

[Shultzie]

Fact is, a lot of it is what you get used to. Folks move here from California and say they're freezing. Alaskans come down here and are running around in T-shirts all winter. It takes awhile to acclimate, no matter what you have to get used to.

As long as it cools off at night enough so I can sleep, I'm happy. I've been used to hitting the silk at 3:30am for years, regardless of the weather, year around. I've noticed that if I don't think about how cold the floor or room is, it's fine. The key thing is to not say "brrrr" or "phew, it's hot". My wife does that, and wonders why she's cold. I tell her not to think about it, but of course she doesn't listen to me.   Steve

Hummm? Hitting the silk?...Steve!! Are you talking about her SILK PANTIES OR YOUR'S?  
I must admit...that my wife has caught me in the shower (more than just once) showering with my RIPSTOCK NYLON KITES. Humm? I also must confess that I just LOVE THE FEEL  AND RUSTLING SOUND OF WET RIPSTOP AGAINST MY BASE AZZ SKIN!

[john e. holliday]

You guys need help.

[Steve Helmick]

Schmaltzie....No. "Hit the silk" as in "bail out of bed". The point of the post is "If you don't mind, it don't matter!", at least in the short haul. When it's under 40F in the machine shop for the first 4 hours, it sux. Monday mornings are toughest. Summer of '81 was hot and dry here in Seattle. One night at Plant 2 it was 99F at my lathe at 11pm, and it was like that for weeks. Second shift is always hottest in summer and most miserable...not bad in Winter, tho. 

Doc...When we lived at Edwards AFB, many day there was ice in the gutters (runoff from lawn sprinklers) in the morning as I walked to skool (about a mile, in knee deep sand!), and 90's on the way home. Typically short sleeve shirt did both tasks ok, but neither was real comfortable. It was the 115-117F that really didn't suit me at all.  Steve

PS: Doc, I think Donoldo has lost it, and you should notify the moderator... 

[Shultzie]

Schmaltzie....No. "Hit the silk" as in "bail out of bed". PS: Doc, I think Donoldo has lost it, and you should notify the moderator...  

  here is what happens to the ol' brain after years n' years of  substance abuseHH%%