IMHO, I don't care how old they were.. the two in red weren't worried one bit about scandal and apparently nor were their parents... they knew full well that every time the two girls bent over that they were giving all the men they were talking to a eye full of their breasts.. and the girls loved every minute of the attention as they leaned over often resting their elbows on the table and grinned like opossims when the men stared. Looked to me like they delibertely dressed that way just to attact men to their tables and keep them there. And don't forget the Daisy Duke shorts they were wearing.
IMHO, I don't care how old they were.. the two in red weren't worried one bit about scandal and apparently nor were their parents... they knew full well that every time the two girls bent over that they were giving all the men they were talking to a eye full of their breasts.. and the girls loved every minute of the attention as they leaned over often resting their elbows on the table and grinned like opossims when the men stared. Looked to me like they delibertely dressed that way just to attact men to their tables and keep them there. And don't forget the Daisy Duke shorts they were wearing.
I don't think it would have been possible to scandalize either.
I was "listening" to one of the girls talk to a looker up near the AR side of the table. All I can say is "a lot of air there".
I thought that when she saw the singing bass fish across the aisle and told the guy "Oh, look, one of those singing fish. i just love those. I haven't seen one since I was a little girl." that he might have missed an opportunity. Price tag on the fish was 5 bucks. Sort of match the IQ, I think. Still, if I'd have been a single kind of guy, I might have dropped the 5 bucks just in case.
I wonder if the survival table had any antibiotics available? Hmmm.
Dave
This was my first one to be a vendor,Overall it was a great experience..Thanks SuperDave.
I had a table in between Fuzzy B and the Survivalist with the 25 yr food , Ray.
My Son and I laughed and were betting on how long it was taking the Girls to flip theyre hair..or lean over.
Those zippers were going up and down all day...errr so my Son said..
Thanks for a Great show Dave
I had a table in between Fuzzy B and the Survivalist with the 25 yr food , Ray.
My Son and I laughed and were betting on how long it was taking the Girls to flip theyre hair..or lean over.
Those zippers were going up and down all day...errr so my Son said..
Thanks for a Great show Dave
2 of them were calling the guy running it Dad, I assumed it was his daughters...does sound kinda odd now ...Oh Well Great Show SuperDave ...Thanks
No Sorry ...I ment the guy running the Rivaz table ...not Dave....Hmm, Dave planned it that way? The two Blonds? ...... (J/K!!!)
Good show Super Dave, My wife and I rode there with Pinkhamr and we enjoyed the tables. Sure wish we could fine someone that would carry smokeless powder and some 300 AAC Blackout brass. I did pick up a AR-15 Bolt carrier group. It was a pleasant upgrade from a Metcalf show. I think I've quit those for good now. I do wish I could have found a buyer for my FNAR .308 but life goes on. I met some great people there.
Hahaha! It was OSA's favorite arms dealer, Rijas!
I personally avoided their tables like they were on fire, but admired the view from afar...
Gives new meaning to the words F#@k Rijas!
I'm sorry I didn't make it, and I know some of my co-workers feel the same way, although some did show up. We were on 12 hour night shift all weekend, and speaking for myself, I just couldn't get up in time to make it. Hopefully, I can make the next one; I really wanted, and actually needed to go, I need a couple of things.
Say Skiluvr, It sounds like all these guys visited our urban hellhole without getting robbed or shot or rolled in a ditch. Success!
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