dilloduck
Diamond Member
hmmmmmm gotta enough sun to try a magnifying glass ??CSM said:You ever try to light a chunk of coal with a flint and steel? It aint easy I tell ya!
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hmmmmmm gotta enough sun to try a magnifying glass ??CSM said:You ever try to light a chunk of coal with a flint and steel? It aint easy I tell ya!
Glass is illegal in NH...magical stuff like that is strictly prohibited.dilloduck said:hmmmmmm gotta enough sun to try a magnifying glass ??![]()
Well no..were slow down here in da south you know...we're still using those bic lighters.CSM said:You ever try to light a chunk of coal with a flint and steel? It aint easy I tell ya!

Whats a "bic lighter"? Where do "bics" come from anyway and do they burn gooder than wood?Mr. P said:Well no..were slow down here in da south you know...we're still using those bic lighters.![]()
:rotflmao:Mr. P said:Well no..were slow down here in da south you know...we're still using those bic lighters.![]()
They sell em at large gatherings...we used to use a torch..Now, ya jus flick yer bic!CSM said:Whats a "bic lighter"? Where do "bics" come from anyway and do they burn gooder than wood?
CSM said:Glass is illegal in NH...magical stuff like that is strictly prohibited.
I dunno...sounds dangerous to me. Sounds like you'd set yer pants afire! I think I'll stick to the flint and steel. Besides, you can just pick up any ole piece of flint right ofn the ground and it's free. Steel is another story, but you can get that by sneaking down to Massacheussetts and sawing off a hunk from Ted Kennedy's limo.Mr. P said:They sell em at large gatherings...we used to use a torch..Now, ya jus flick yer bic!
Their better than them big ole torches,
you can carry em in yer pocket.
Actually, them witches didn't do nuthin wrong. We was just bored and had nothing else to do.dilloduck said:ahhhh that's how all them witches got in trouble I guess![]()
hell that's dangerous---all THAT steel is soaked in Scotch !!!CSM said:I dunno...sounds dangerous to me. Sounds like you'd set yer pants afire! I think I'll stick to the flint and steel. Besides, you can just pick up any ole piece of flint right ofn the ground and it's free. Steel is another story, but you can get that by sneaking down to Massacheussetts and sawing off a hunk from Ted Kennedy's limo.
That's just urban legend. Besides, do you really think ol Ted ever spilled a drop of good liquor in his life?dilloduck said:hell that's dangerous---all THAT steel is soaked in Scotch !!!
CSM said:That's just urban legend. Besides, do you really think ol Ted ever spilled a drop of good liquor in his life?
To hear some folks tell it, Joe was an entrepeneur, not a smuggler.dilloduck said:true---just thought there may be some left in the trunk when Joe was in his smuggling years
CSM said:To hear some folks tell it, Joe was an entrepeneur, not a smuggler.
Darn! I really like that coon skin hat you wear. I got one just like it only made out of porcupine.dilloduck said:ya--and I'm Davy Crockett
OUCH! LOL!!CSM said:I got one just like it only made out of porcupine.
Now THAT is not PC!CSM said:Darn! I really like that coon skin hat you wear. ...
It only hurts when you take it off or put it on. Actually, them porcupine hat makers are hard to find and expensive to boot!UsaPride said:OUCH! LOL!!
Coons have just as many rights as porcupines and skunks. At least they do here in the Northeast. In fact, there are more coons up here than porcupines.Mr. P said:Now THAT is not PC!![]()
Maybe I should get into that business, LOL!! You'd have to make me a pair of steel glovesCSM said:It only hurts when you take it off or put it on. Actually, them porcupine hat makers are hard to find and expensive to boot!