A Big Thank You To Crystalk64 (Terry)

quote:

---

Originally posted by longnine009

Spartacus, I own some ABCs (almost bread and circuses) too but I still feel their pain. We must free them all! One suggestion though, we might try to avoid those constricted peninsulars this time around.

"So your brother's bound and gagged
And they chained him to a chair,
Won't you please come to Chicago
Just to sing."
Chicago--Graham/Nash

---

Hey, I own the Star Trek episode "Bread and Circuses". Does that count?

I find it funny how we started talking about how great Terry is and finish talking about Star Trek....lol

Is there a link between the two......lol again

Nice answer Sir Star Wars Terry...*grin*

quote:

---

Originally posted by crystalk64

While I did get into Star Trek I have much more love for Star Wars!!! Now if I could just get my hands on some interplanetary coins I would be one up on all of you! May the force be with you!

---

Well, it looks as if you kids have moved on and upward to bigger and better things. You should have been around when I was wearing the code ring of Buck Rogers. Man, he had a flight instrument that he could fly around solo. But he always had his spece ship just in case. Those were the days

I remember as a fourth grader in the 1950s, I received a "space travel" book as a gift. In the book was the prediction that men would be on Mars by the late 1980's, or early 1990's.

Could have happened if the Government had funded the space program much better. I feel somewhat cheated that I won't be around (on Earth at least) to see men (and women) on Mars.

Had to go and find this old thread and revive it for just one more 'thank you' to both Terry and Mike. I am now in possession of a number of dark side coins provided by these two gentlemen. Ture Knights in every sense of the word.

The post man arrived today and this is what I found: A beautiful hunk of lumber big enough to privide heat for the rest of the winter. The wife ask why I have placed the log up on the mantel of the fireplace. Got to find some preservative to apply to keep as a momento that I have officially become a Knight of the coin table. Very nice work Terry!

Then that wasn't enought so Terry aso sent a bi-metal Finland 2$ euro with a dove embosed.
http://www.bundesbank.de/bargeld/im..._160x110.gif
The second coin was a mounted knight on a 1991 Lithuanian 2 centai coin.
http://www.(131231) Not Allowed - Auto-Removed /countries/img2/110-86.jpg
This was the second knight on horse coin as Mike was so kind as to also provide one in the set of dark side coins he passed on to me eaarlier this month.

Mike also sent a golden 5$ Austrailian 2000 Olympic coin and pin set of the Baseball player. The word is 'wow'.

To both these find Knights and all the rest of the Coin Table crew, Thanks from the bottom of my heart. If you were all closer, we would light up the old BBQ and have a Buffalo burger and a bubbly of your choice. Thanks again, I'll try and live up the high standard already set by these two members of the best forum this side of the moon!

On an one last thing: Terry old Buck was my hero when I was growing up, but not the one you are thinking about. Mine was Buck Jones. Don't suppose you have heard of him though, not many people have these days.

quote:

---

Originally posted by longnine009

Do you remember who this guy was: Rodolpho Alfonzo Raffaeli Pierre Filibert di Valentina d'Antonguolla? Hehehehehe.

---

You got to be talking about "the Sheik", man did the ladies ever make a fuss over this guy. Kind of reminds me of an early days 'Elvis', only he didn't wiggle like the king.