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Yes, good stuff...... wish I saw this earlier. I would have liked to know if I would have figured this out.

Good one Cell

Yes, good stuff...... wish I saw this earlier. I would have liked to know if I would have figured this out.

Good one Cell

Yes thanks Doc, Capt13, that’s my pics, prolly a lot of peeps walk past it at the time not even understanding what it was., caught my eye though and it may even still be there today.. I won’t be able to check on it till May / June... cellfish...
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Ya know Robert Moses Park is also part of Fire Island, where as buckets of Fire from locals were placed onda beach to help guide ships many years ago... cellfish...
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Ya know Robert Moses Park is also part of Fire Island, where as buckets of Fire from locals were placed onda beach to help guide ships many years ago... cellfish...
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Happened along a lot of the fire island shore line

Ya know Robert Moses Park is also part of Fire Island, where as buckets of Fire from locals were placed onda beach to help guide ships many years ago... cellfish....

I'm not so sure that you got that one correct Cell...

The [B]island may have been named after Fire Island Inlet, which appeared on a deed in 1789, and the inlet's name may have started as a simple spelling error. The number of inlet islands has varied over time, and it is likely that “five” or the Dutch word “vier,” meaning four, was misspelled on early maps as “fire.” [/B]

I like the pirate version best ..... goes best with Cell's picture. :geek:

Originally, the Native Americans called the Island "Sictem Hackey," or “Land of the Secatogues” (the name of the tribe located in Bay Shore, New York). One historian has suggested that its current name comes from a corruption of the Dutch
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***word “vijf,” (“five”) or “vier” (“four”), referring to the number of islands near the Fire Island inlet.

Others say its name comes from the fires built along the sea’s edge by pirates intent on luring ships to their destruction along the shallow sandbars for looting and pillaging. The stories just get stranger from here, with some suggesting that the name comes from the fiery-looking foliage in autumn and others insisting (with a straight face) that the name comes from the “burning” rash people get from the Island’s abundant poison ivy (ouch!). * **

What do you get when you cross a petifile with a pirate??

What do you get when you cross a petifile with a pirate??

????????????

Rrrrrrrrrrrr....Kelly!!

What do you get when you cross a petifile with a pirate??

Rrrrrrrrrrrr....Kelly!!

YOU do know we have a Joke thread right? even if its a bad joke like this one you should post it there

petfile?
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you mean like this?

I like the pirate version best ..... goes best with Cell's picture. :geek:

Originally, the Native Americans called the Island "Sictem Hackey," or “Land of the Secatogues” (the name of the tribe located in Bay Shore, New York). One historian has suggested that its current name comes from a corruption of the Dutch
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***word “vijf,” (“five”) or “vier” (“four”), referring to the number of islands near the Fire Island inlet.

Others say its name comes from the fires built along the sea’s edge by pirates intent on luring ships to their destruction along the shallow sandbars for looting and pillaging. The stories just get stranger from here, with some suggesting that the name comes from the fiery-looking foliage in autumn and others insisting (with a straight face) that the name comes from the “burning” rash people get from the Island’s abundant poison ivy (ouch!). * **

Ah, missed the pictures Cell took of the wreck of Belushi's Raging Queen where "Manly men visited manly ports in manly fashion.". FI was one of their ports of call IIRC.

If you've forgotten that classic sketch, or are too young to have ever seen it, it's here at 13:10, but this is a funky copy, it's a mirror image. Done in 1979 it's probably not 2019 PC, not that there's anything wrong with that. So enjoy the adventures of Captain Ned and the crew of the Raging Queen...

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No takers yet... cellfish...

No takers yet... cellfish...

MOMA PS1 LIC ?

We're befuddled........................

Beirut?

The Bronx

Doc is good, warehouse of some type in LIC New York... cellfish...
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Citibank in background... cellfish...

Citibank in background... cellfish...

You can walk to my shop from there.
MoMA a client of ours.