no, if not my Rv, then go for the style of a uni-mog, like my friends from SF the space cowboys.
to wit:
http://spacecowboys.org/pages/photos
if you can make it 'til dawn, they even serve grilled cheese sandwiches about 7-7:30 am or so.
Hey Ron, you mean something like this?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/7976723@N04/6313982850/
Dan
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 09:04, wrote:
> That would be a great studio for Splinter and Truesdale....
> They could install a bubble on top, get some turntables and do some
> serious DJ sound work and announcing for the Crusade......They could put
> the package together by next season!
> ron
>
>
I seem to recall an Engineering Econ question along these lines...
The answer was '42'.
On Fri, 4 Nov 2011 14:45:46 -0700 (PDT), "Mark J. Ginsberg"
wrote:
> so based on your age now, let's figure out a present value for it and
> finish the deal
>
> age, not racing age tho, as it's cross season and that gets confusing!
>
> Mark J. Ginsberg
> Berkshire Ginsberg, LLC
> Attorneys At Law
> 1216 SE Belmont St.
> Portland, OR 97214
> (503) 542-3000
> Fax (503) 233-6874
> markjginsberg@yahoo.com
> www.bikesafetylaw.com
>
> -------------------------
> FROM: Tom Orth
> TO: Thomas Hoffman
> CC: rondot@spiritone.com; Mark J. Ginsberg ; OBRA
> SENT: Friday, November 4, 2011 2:19 PM
> SUBJECT: Re: [OBRA Chat] just saying'
>
> This looks pretty close to what I imagine dragging out into the desert
> and living in when I get too old to work. I'll get a couple of mean
> dogs to hang around the place, an awning, and a lawn chair and I'll be
> set. Ride my bike into town every so often to stock up on supplies.
>
> On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 1:01 PM, Thomas Hoffman wrote:
>
> My Dad gave me his old RV. My Wife was really stoked. She was so
> excited to have our own camper. We can go places and take home with
> us.
> Oh the Adventures we will have. So I took her to the storage lot where
> is lived. After a moment she said, "You know Our tent is isn't so
> bad."
>
> The Hoffman Clan had a lot of happy memories in that old RV. Most of
> them from when my mom was driving. She would hit the brakes and Five
> kids would become suddenly air borne. It was AWSOME.
>
> In the End my father had a couple of scrap metal men come over and
> hack the thing up for the cost of whatever they could get for scrape
> metal.
>
> The OLD Crusade RV is a living piece of History, if you don’t want
> to see the thing Cut up and tossed into the trash heap of history.
> Crushed and melted into cheap Taiwanese Allan Wrenches that round out
> your bike parts. Step up and purchase this Piece of Shi…..I ,mean
> History. Pretty Sure Mark would Take a Large Take and bake Pizza and a
> case of Ninkasi Spring Rain
>
> From: Ron Strasser
> Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2011 09:04:49 -0700
> To: "Mark J. Ginsberg" , OBRA
> Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] just saying'
>
> That would be a great studio for Splinter and Truesdale....
> They could install a bubble on top, get some turntables and do some
> serious DJ sound work and announcing for the Crusade......They could
> put the package together by next season!
> ron
>
> FROM: Mark J. Ginsberg [5]
> SENT: Thursday, November 03, 2011 10:59 PM
> TO: OBRA [6]
> SUBJECT: [OBRA Chat] just saying'
>
> the RV is now on crag's list for $1050 FOR A TOTAL STRANGER!
>
> http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/rvs/2674006216.html
>
> imagine what a creative obra person could trade for an RV?
>
> Josh Creem you readin'? I like waffles. how many waffles you wanna
> trade for an RV?
>
> Splinter Wren, you readin', how many times would you just say my name
> over and over at some race, ignoring all the people and action, just
> say, "Mark J. Ginsberg", how many times for an RV?
>
> people please.
>
> Julie Browning was afraid to use it as scaffolding! (ask her, it's
> true.)
>
> by years end, I will donate it to charity and take a tax deduction,
> but it is not about selling this baby, it is about someone in our
> community taking it over, taking responsibility for her!
>
> who among us will rise to that challenge?
>
> Trade me something.
> I learned that several of my teammates like to hurt. Well I like
> hunting, but I like eating venison even more. how much venison for an
> RV?
>
> Does ol' John Grochau read this list? (probably not), but hey, a few
> cases of his wine for an RV? I'd not say no!
>
> Mark J. Ginsberg
>
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so based on your age now, let's figure out a present value for it and finish the deal
age, not racing age tho, as it's cross season and that gets confusing!
Mark J. Ginsberg
Berkshire Ginsberg, LLC
Attorneys At Law
1216 SE Belmont St.
Portland, OR 97214
(503) 542-3000
Fax (503) 233-6874
markjginsberg@yahoo.com
www.bikesafetylaw.com
________________________________
From: Tom Orth
To: Thomas Hoffman
Cc: rondot@spiritone.com; Mark J. Ginsberg ; OBRA
Sent: Friday, November 4, 2011 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] just saying'
This looks pretty close to what I imagine dragging out into the desert and living in when I get too old to work. I'll get a couple of mean dogs to hang around the place, an awning, and a lawn chair and I'll be set. Ride my bike into town every so often to stock up on supplies.
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 1:01 PM, Thomas Hoffman wrote:
My Dad gave me his old RV. My Wife was really stoked. She was so excited to have our own camper. We can go places and take home with us.
>Oh the Adventures we will have. So I took her to the storage lot where is lived. After a moment she said, "You know Our tent is isn't so bad."
>
>
>
>
>The Hoffman Clan had a lot of happy memories in that old RV. Most of them from when my mom was driving. She would hit the brakes and Five kids would become suddenly air borne. It was AWSOME.
>
>
>In the End my father had a couple of scrap metal men come over and hack the thing up for the cost of whatever they could get for scrape metal.
>
>
>The OLD Crusade RV is a living piece of History, if you don’t want to see the thing Cut up and tossed into the trash heap of history. Crushed and melted into cheap Taiwanese Allan Wrenches that round out your bike parts. Step up and purchase this Piece of Shi…..I ,mean History. Pretty Sure Mark would Take a Large Take and bake Pizza and a case of Ninkasi Spring Rain
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>From: Ron Strasser
>Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2011 09:04:49 -0700
>To: "Mark J. Ginsberg" , OBRA
>Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] just saying'
>
>
>
>That would be a great studio for Splinter and Truesdale....
>>They could install a bubble on top, get some turntables and do some serious
DJ sound work and announcing for the Crusade......They could put the package
together by next season!
>>ron
>>From: Mark J. Ginsberg
>>Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 10:59 PM
>>To: OBRA
>>Subject: [OBRA Chat] just saying'
>> the RV is now on crag's list for $1050 FOR A TOTAL
STRANGER!
>>
>>
>>http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/rvs/2674006216.html
>>
>>
>>imagine what a creative obra person could trade for an
RV?
>>
>>
>>Josh Creem you readin'? I like waffles. how many waffles you wanna
trade for an RV?
>>
>>
>>
>>Splinter Wren, you readin', how many times would you just say my name
over and over at some race, ignoring all the people and action, just say, "Mark
J. Ginsberg", how many times for an RV?
>>
>>
>>people please.
>>
>>
>>Julie Browning was afraid to use it as scaffolding! (ask her, it's
true.)
>>
>>by years end, I will donate it to charity and take a tax deduction, but it
is not about selling this baby, it is about someone in our community taking it
over, taking responsibility for her!
>>
>>who among us will rise to that challenge?
>>
>>
>>
>>Trade me something.
>>I learned that several of my teammates like to hurt. Well I like
hunting, but I like eating venison even more. how much venison for an
RV?
>>
>>
>>Does ol' John Grochau read this list? (probably not), but hey, a few
cases of his wine for an RV? I'd not say no!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Mark J. Ginsberg
>>
>>
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This looks pretty close to what I imagine dragging out into the desert and
living in when I get too old to work. I'll get a couple of mean dogs to
hang around the place, an awning, and a lawn chair and I'll be set. Ride
my bike into town every so often to stock up on supplies.
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 1:01 PM, Thomas Hoffman wrote:
> My Dad gave me his old RV. My Wife was really stoked. She was so excited
> to have our own camper. We can go places and take home with us.
> Oh the Adventures we will have. So I took her to the storage lot where
> is lived. After a moment she said, "You know Our tent is isn't so bad."
>
>
> The Hoffman Clan had a lot of happy memories in that old RV. Most of them
> from when my mom was driving. She would hit the brakes and Five kids would
> become suddenly air borne. It was AWSOME.
>
> In the End my father had a couple of scrap metal men come over and hack
> the thing up for the cost of whatever they could get for scrape metal.
>
> The OLD Crusade RV is a living piece of History, if you don
My Dad gave me his old RV. My Wife was really stoked. She was so excited to
have our own camper. We can go places and take home with us.
Oh the Adventures we will have. So I took her to the storage lot where is
lived. After a moment she said, "You know Our tent is isn't so bad."
The Hoffman Clan had a lot of happy memories in that old RV. Most of them
from when my mom was driving. She would hit the brakes and Five kids would
become suddenly air borne. It was AWSOME.
In the End my father had a couple of scrap metal men come over and hack the
thing up for the cost of whatever they could get for scrape metal.
The OLD Crusade RV is a living piece of History, if you don
That would be a great studio for Splinter and Truesdale....
They could install a bubble on top, get some turntables and do some serious DJ sound work and announcing for the Crusade......They could put the package together by next season!
ron
From: Mark J. Ginsberg
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 10:59 PM
To: OBRA
Subject: [OBRA Chat] just saying'
the RV is now on crag's list for $1050 FOR A TOTAL STRANGER!
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/rvs/2674006216.html
imagine what a creative obra person could trade for an RV?
Josh Creem you readin'? I like waffles. how many waffles you wanna trade for an RV?
Splinter Wren, you readin', how many times would you just say my name over and over at some race, ignoring all the people and action, just say, "Mark J. Ginsberg", how many times for an RV?
people please.
Julie Browning was afraid to use it as scaffolding! (ask her, it's true.)
by years end, I will donate it to charity and take a tax deduction, but it is not about selling this baby, it is about someone in our community taking it over, taking responsibility for her!
who among us will rise to that challenge?
Trade me something.
I learned that several of my teammates like to hurt. Well I like hunting, but I like eating venison even more. how much venison for an RV?
Does ol' John Grochau read this list? (probably not), but hey, a few cases of his wine for an RV? I'd not say no!
Mark J. Ginsberg
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the RV is now on crag's list for $1050 FOR A TOTAL STRANGER!
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/rvs/2674006216.html
imagine what a creative obra person could trade for an RV?
Josh Creem you readin'? I like waffles. how many waffles you wanna trade for an RV?
Splinter Wren, you readin', how many times would you just say my name over and over at some race, ignoring all the people and action, just say, "Mark J. Ginsberg", how many times for an RV?
people please.
Julie Browning was afraid to use it as scaffolding! (ask her, it's true.)
by years end, I will donate it to charity and take a tax deduction, but it is not about selling this baby, it is about someone in our community taking it over, taking responsibility for her!
who among us will rise to that challenge?
Trade me something.
I learned that several of my teammates like to hurt. Well I like hunting, but I like eating venison even more. how much venison for an RV?
Does ol' John Grochau read this list? (probably not), but hey, a few cases of his wine for an RV? I'd not say no!
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