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cdh · #1 11-17-2006

Chris, I know you don't like the moniker (thank Stevie D for it, I just keep it alive

) so that's
all the more reason for me to use it

Happy Birthday buddy, hope you have a great day, go out and light 'em up!!

All the best

WatertownNewbie · #2 11-17-2006

Chris, have a great birthday, and I'll keep an eye out for you in my mirrors at Mont Tremblant and elsewhere (and not miss a gear shift the next time).

dalyduo · #3 11-17-2006

Happy Birthday Chris!

In or out of the car, always great sharing race weekends with you.

You've got style, drive nice cars, always leave us with an interesing view and look damn good for 62!

LimeRockRacer · #4 11-17-2006

Thanks Guys..it is really wonderful being 23 again! I am so glad for the digital photo technology..life can never be anonymous ever again.

Doug, thanks for the nice photo montage..I am so very glad I am the pride of some turn somewhere in this life!

Ted... I trust next year at Mt Tremblant it will be you in my mirrors....

Pat...I really need to know why in the hell you would keep this photo somewhere handy. There is something wrong with that!

You guys are great. Thanks again!
Chris

kwlorentzen · #5 11-18-2006

62? Wow, I'm damn impressed! Happy Birthday + a day!

sydude · #6 11-19-2006

62? There's no way Chris is 62. He doesn't look a day over 60!

Happy birthday, dude!

kwlorentzen · #7 11-19-2006

Must be the Rogain(R)....Now what was that about respecting your elders?

LimeRockRacer · #8 11-19-2006

Thanks guys...I must admit there are times when the body feels like 62 and the brain acts like 22!

jcraige · #9 11-19-2006

Happy Birthday, Chris!!!!

62? NFW. I just can't believe that one!!!

LimeRockRacer · #10 11-19-2006

This is how things get turned around. DalyDuo posts that I am 62 and everyone believes him, or at least considers it might be true. NFW is a good way to look at it Captain Craige.

Perhaps we should have a fund raiser off season for the mechanics fund. $5 bucks a guess. Winner gets nothing, Mechanics get all of it.

NickS · #11 11-19-2006

Hey Chris
Happy Happy
Still think you should go karting next weekend and prove that you are not 62.
Speak soon
Nick

Tom jr · #12 11-19-2006

Wow your old enough to be my step father, just kidding.

As far as guessing your age, if you could just give me a small hint by telling me in what year you were born and then I will combine that information with the november 17th date and will post my guess tomarrow.
With enough information I have got as good a chance as anyone to win the guess.

jcraige · #13 11-20-2006

44. I do believe you have been racing in the Masters for the last three years so you are at least 44.

LimeRockRacer · #14 11-20-2006

Tom...No hints. But I do have a spell checker for you!

Nick...many thanks but I dont think I can swing Karting this Sunday. Sorry. will miss you all.

Jim C....Pay the fund $5 for your first wrong guess. You might be right on the years racing, But what makes you think I wasnt already a Master when I first went to school????

CDH...You need to take that last manipulated picture off. That is just too F'n frightening. If you were any kind of real friend you would grant me this wish....

cdh · #15 11-20-2006

done - all in good fun, and I thought it was one of my better efforts too...

I'll have to do an aging of myself and post it, I deserve it

you should have seen the first one...........

LimeRockRacer · #16 11-20-2006

Thank you!

badgersid · #17 11-21-2006

happy birthday from your dad.

jcraige · #18 11-21-2006

$10 paid.

$5 for the last pick. I figured I was close as you do not have any "silver" in your hair. Good genes?

$5 for pick #2 which is 49. I picked 49 for no other reason than the fact that the factory that made plastic pink flamingos closed at the beginning of this month. It produced on average about 250,000 Pink Flamingos a year for, you guessed it, 49 years...

Get'em while you can, people. Good taste never goes out of style.

cheekychica · #19 11-21-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcraige

$5 for pick #2 which is 49. I picked 49 for no other reason than the fact that the factory that made plastic pink flamingos closed at the beginning of this month. It produced on average about 250,000 Pink Flamingos a year for, you guessed it, 49 years...

Get'em while you can, people. Good taste never goes out of style.

I've heard rumour that the company that bought them out will continue producing them. Here's the article about the closing:

Endangered: The Pink Flamingo Lawn Ornament?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15515764/?GT1=8717

jcraige · #20 11-21-2006

Phew!

We have two of these at work (we honestly do). Hate to be unable to replace if one goes down...

LimeRockRacer · #21 11-21-2006

Thanks for the gift Dad. One question, did you save a slip next to yours for me so I can jump over to your boat to borrow some booze when I run out? By the way are you giving gas money for the vessel as well?

Jim...Pay again. I do have some gray or white as they say. Must be your aging eyes. Yes good genes. But 49 is too high and you have somehow put me in the same class as those foresaken Flamingos!

If you read one of my original posts in this thread you should be able to figure out the correct age.

Thanks All!

cdh · #22 11-22-2006

46............?

JROD · #23 11-22-2006

Chris, Happy Belated Birthday!

Now that you are 23 again, leave boring Upstate NY and come down to NYC and we can wil' out! My treat...wait wait, no, yours.

Moxie · #24 11-22-2006

Best birthday wishes, Chris, & congrats on a great season this year. You know what we say in the Masters Division: "We're not getting older, we're just getting ... um, what were we talking about?"

LimeRockRacer · #25 11-22-2006

Cdh...gets an A in math deduction. But you still have to pay $5 to the mechanics fund and as the winner you get NADA!

Jared...Nice to see you on line. How is the young studly racer doing in the big apple? I'm heading down to LI for T-day and all the fixins. Wish I had time to slosh a few down with you.

Leland...Fuggedabout that Masters Aging Crap. We are like fine wine! The cork may be a little crusty and dry, but the flavor is just waiting to erupt!

Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving to all of you and yours in the TJR family. We are all blessed to be fortunate enough to enjoy the life we have.

cdh · #26 11-22-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by LimeRockRacer

Cdh...gets an A in math deduction. But you still have to pay $5 to the mechanics fund and as the winner you get NADA!

Or....I wont post the Old Man Racer pic again and we'll call it even

dalyduo · #27 11-22-2006

Agreed... We are all blessed and have much to be thankful for.

However you just turned 62 again with that horrible crusty dry cork analogy.

Quote:

Originally Posted by LimeRockRacer

We are like fine wine! The cork may be a little crusty and dry, but the flavor is just waiting to erupt!

Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving to all of you and yours in the TJR family. We are all blessed to be fortunate enough to enjoy the life we have.

jcraige · #28 11-24-2006

JROD, You live in the city? ARE you doing a reverse commute or did you get another job?

Happy Thangsgiving, All!