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J T Stryker
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Member # 6300

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I'm new to Hatrack, and according to Raia, people wanted me to join and wanted to meet me, so here I am. And I’d like to take this chance to tell every one that Raia is the best, and she finally got her drivers license, so congratulate her.

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CalvinMaker
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*agrees that Shani is ubercool*
*is going to stay off the road now that she has her license* [Taunt]

Anyways, welcome to hatrack bro.

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Raia
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Member # 4700

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Awww, thanks, Stryker!! And welcome to Hatrack!! [Wave]

I would introduce myself, like I always do, but you know me, so that's slightly pointless.

And Noah, thanks to you too. [Razz]

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CalvinMaker
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Anytime Shani. ;-) *burns her license while she isn't looking*

Hey Stryker, I envy your round member number. (6300)

How'd you come up with your member name?

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PSI Teleport
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Member # 5545

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Don't run over any squirrels, okay? The DOT has enough to do already!

(I mean congratulations!)

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Raia
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*thwaps Noah and PSI*

The guy said I was a GOOD driver! [Taunt]

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PSI Teleport
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HEH. I ran into a cone during my test, which is an automatic failure (but they didn't tell me that.) The thing was that I had been driving for years and was really good.

Good thing I'm hot. [Evil Laugh]

Passed with flying colors.

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beverly
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Hi there!

Hooray for happy couples on Hatrack!

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J T Stryker
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Thanks for the welcome so far people, and the name is my first and middle initials, and my grandmothers maiden name, I’ve been using it as a pen name for years (3)

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blacwolve
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Hiya, I was wondering when she'd talk you into joining, glad she did. [Wave]

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Phanto
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Welcome.

It's always great having a new addition to Hatrack. I'm sure you'll fit right into our snug community.

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Valentine014
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*uses psychic powers*

You must be Tyler. The Tyler. Yep. I know alllllll about you. [Wink]

Welcome to the River!

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Ela
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Hiya, JT. welcome to the 'rack. [Evil Laugh]

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Derrell
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Welcome to Hatrack.

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Bob the Lawyer
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Your name makes me think Mortal Kombat

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Starla*
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Welcome, Stryker! [Big Grin]

And congrats to Shani on her license! WOOT, freedom! [Party]

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Da_Goat
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Welcome to Hatrack, Stryker.

You actually knew, let alone remembered, your grandmother's maiden name? Whoa.

And congratulations Raia. Any plans on purchasing a radar dedector?

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katharina
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Stryker is an awesome last name. My great-grandmothers' maiden names were Dare and Traveler, and I always thought that was cool. You remember the ones that sound like comic book heroes.

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Rakeesh
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Actually Stryker is a comic-book villain!

So what's cookin', Mr. Villain?

And howdy.

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Sopwith
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Hiyas!

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ClaudiaTherese
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Welcome, JT, and congratulations, Raia. [Smile]

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Rhaegar The Fool
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Any friend of Nini's is a friend of mine, if you ever find thyself in need of defence, I can be found at BHSn and my pickaxe is ever sharp.

Rhaegar

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Raia
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Member # 4700

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Val...

you dork.

Starla: Thanks for the congratulations! [Monkeys]

Da_Goat: Ditto. [Smile]

And nope, no plans of the kind just yet... [Wink]

CT: Thanks!! [Kiss]

And Stryker... about Rhaegar... he TOTALLY means it!

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J T Stryker
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Thanks for the welcome folks, and that pick axe will go well with my sledge hammer.

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Valentine014
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So, tell us about yourself, I mean, tell everyone else about yourself. I've been briefed. [Big Grin]

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J T Stryker
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A little about my self, ok I can do that. I'm 16 ,5ft. 6in., and 126 lbs. I am a sophomore in high school, a Life scout (so close to yet so far away from Eagle), and I’m a retired wrestler. I was ranked 10 ten in the state of Indiana before I crushed my foot (lots of surgery, pain, and pain medication). I now am very active in BSA (Boy Scouts of America) and theatre at both the high school and professional levels. If you have any questions, just ask, I’ll answer almost anything. and as long as i check this thread, i'll answer the questions.

[ March 09, 2004, 08:17 PM: Message edited by: J T Stryker ]

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Valentine014
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Wow, you might want to edit that last post, or you will be subjected to any questions and if you refuse any, we will link you back to here.

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Ela
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quote:
You actually knew, let alone remembered, your grandmother's maiden name? Whoa.

Hey, I know my grandmother's maiden name...on my mother's side, at any rate. [Smile]

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Stan the man
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welcome here J T Stryker. [Wave]

I have a question for you.
As an Eagle scout myself (Troop 111 Tall Pines Council based out of the Linden Sportsman's Club in Linden, Michigan. oh and have been part of various others as a committee member) I was wondering if you have thought up of an Eagle Project yet? At 16 you should definately start working on that. Please do not wait too long as I almost did. I made eagle in Feb of 1998 and my 18th B-day was April 17th. little close. My friend Zac ran out of time. and Good Luck!!!

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J T Stryker
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I'm in Troop 100 out of Hoosier Trails council, and I’m building an 18 ft. long bridge.

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Stan the man
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Thats Great! I built a wooden cross sign for my Church. It is nice to hear a new idea (new to me). Most of the boys back home are limited as we live in mid mich. They make do though. Glad to hear you have a project.

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J T Stryker
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Ya, most guy's in my troop just go to the DNR and say that they need an eagle project

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Stan the man
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Ouch! Well, if the Troop and Council approve of it, then I guess it could be ok. My favorites (I have had to vote on approval of about 5 projects so far) are always the originals. Although I almost placed a disapproved vote on a project due to the boys age. He was 14 yo! I think you should at least be 15 going on 16 to go for the Project. Because by that time you have gone to so many of the same outings it is redundant and it is time to move on to it. However, age can not necessarily be a total factor in a disapproval. Now we did get concerned when we had two boys w/ the same idea of a project, but for different groups.

[ March 09, 2004, 10:09 PM: Message edited by: Stan the man ]

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