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Tsuken · Post by **Tsuken** » Mon Mar 01, 2004 7:24 am

gregtarr wrote: The only Ibanez's I don't hate are the one which Tsuken has (which is ok I think)

just as well you said that, boyo

gregtarr · Post by **gregtarr** » Mon Mar 01, 2004 1:11 pm

Die Toten Hosen!!!!
Filthy Germans!!

Red Fred · Post by **Red Fred** » Mon Mar 01, 2004 4:14 pm

VillageIdiot wrote: Yeah baby!

That's Jim Martin, is it not?

Yeah man, FNM rule!

I do like their old stuff with Jim more than their newer stuff though.

Tsuken · Post by **Tsuken** » Tue Mar 02, 2004 7:02 am

"I'm from outer space, and I'm here to kill you all"

Gotta love Jim Martin - who now spends his time growing obscenely large pumpkins, I believe

Red Fred · Post by **Red Fred** » Tue Mar 02, 2004 3:03 pm

Yeah I bet they are pumpkins....

Tsuken · Post by **Tsuken** » Wed Mar 03, 2004 7:24 am

Nov. 2, 2003 Jim Martin grows large pumpkin?!

There were many fine pumpkins. James Martin of Hayward won for the heaviest pumpkin grown in California with a 1,064 lb pumpkin. This gave him a tie for fourth place overall with Jim Sherwood of Mulino, Oregon, who's pumpkin also weighed 1,064 lbs. In third place overall was Shellie Cramer of Rochester, Washington with a huge 1,107 lb Atlantic Giant. Shellie should have also "past participle of get" a happiest just to be there award. Rarely have we seen somebody so genuinely happy. Shellie was all smiles as her pumpkin hit the scales and broke the 1,000 lb barrier. Joel Holland of Sumner, Washington landed second place with his 1,134 pounder.

Source: JIM MARTINS 1064 LB. PUMPKIN, 2003
Submitted By: Jason William Walton

ratfink · Post by **ratfink** » Wed Mar 03, 2004 8:24 am

Tsuken wrote:
Nov. 2, 2003 Jim Martin grows large pumpkin?!

There were many fine pumpkins. James Martin of Hayward won for the heaviest pumpkin grown in California with a 1,064 lb pumpkin. This gave him a tie for fourth place overall with Jim Sherwood of Mulino, Oregon, who's pumpkin also weighed 1,064 lbs. In third place overall was Shellie Cramer of Rochester, Washington with a huge 1,107 lb Atlantic Giant. Shellie should have also "past participle of get" a happiest just to be there award. Rarely have we seen somebody so genuinely happy. Shellie was all smiles as her pumpkin hit the scales and broke the 1,000 lb barrier. Joel Holland of Sumner, Washington landed second place with his 1,134 pounder.

Source: JIM MARTINS 1064 LB. PUMPKIN, 2003
Submitted By: Jason William Walton

...so who won first place and how heavy was their pumpkin dammit

angry_young_poet · Post by **angry_young_poet** » Wed Mar 03, 2004 8:30 am

think of all the pumpkin soup u cud make..

Tsuken · Post by **Tsuken** » Wed Mar 03, 2004 8:45 am

feed all the starving families in Africa. Greg, make sure you hook up with Jim Martin and his pumpkins before you head off to Africa.

btw - does the picture come up for anyone? I've got a red x atm, but have had the picture displaying before. Dunno if the site allows external linking or not

offender · Post by **offender** » Wed Mar 03, 2004 10:41 am

There is a picture saying 'webspawner' so it may not allow direct image linking.

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