That &%$#@#$ O'Keeffe!!!! He hates cards!!!!!!!!! - Page 2

Archive · #51 10-25-2008, 01:11 PM

Posted By: Dan Paradis

Lee, you are right. A woman in the house would have made you straighten out the Speaker T3, do something with the PVC pipe, put away the Twizzlers, fold the blanket and dust the TV.
Other than that, I think the room looks great.

Maybe the article did some good? I (I mean "we") don't see any crazy posts from some of the notables!

The next post I start should get me on the local news, then Mike and Mike, the Today Show, then 60 minutes!!!

Dan

Archive · #52 10-25-2008, 01:38 PM

Posted By: Brian Weisner

Kudos Lee....
I have my Office upstairs and my "sports cave" in the basement that look simliar... Be well Brian

PS I am married with 2 kids and still have 2 huge sports rooms...smiley

PS Hi Jeff, You spent too much time at Dook...

Archive · #53 10-25-2008, 01:41 PM

Posted By: Paul S

Lee, -- you should get that vintage furniture graded too!

Just kidding, totally awesome. Love the T3s and the photos.

Archive · #54 10-25-2008, 02:27 PM

Posted By: Lee Behrens

The recliner has been recently upgraded, the couch with hideabed may never leave the room without getting broke to get it out of the basement. There also is a new attention, a blow up Lite beer chair. As for the PVC pipe, haven't quite figured out what to do with that, it's the drain for the sink upstairs. It is an ever changing room since it is easy to change out the cards and M101-2 Sporting News.

Lee

Archive · #55 10-25-2008, 02:43 PM

Posted By: Paul S

Use your 1980's shiney stuff to paper over the PVC.

Archive · #56 10-25-2008, 02:45 PM

Posted By: Jim VB

Lee,

Everyone else is missing the big picture here. Those of us with wives always end up storing the snack food in some "place" (pantry, drawer, cabinet, etc). YOU have managed to strategically, sprinkle it around the usable seating areas. Twizzlers in one place, candy in another, cheese crunches in still another, but always something to eat within reach.

You must be some sort of an ergonomic engineer or something!

Archive · #57 10-26-2008, 06:30 PM

Posted By: Anonymous

Lee,

That's quite a collection all displayed in one room! As with many other married men, my collection lives underground in boxes or albums, not in the glory of plain daylight. I like how you've built a running display for the graded cards. Thanks for sharin'

Best,
SGL

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