Ghost Soldier

Wild Turkey 101 mixed with some cola.

Tonight was baked potato's loaded with all kinds of stuff. We had all kinds of extras to add to them: Bacon Bits, Shredded Cheese, Fried Shrimp, Butter, Sour Cream etc.

Perfect setup for enjoying some gaming goodness. I love the look of this corner and can see myself sitting on the floor playing.

SNES would be the system I'd try to collect every game for. I have fond memories of getting this Christmas present early from my parents, because they knew how excited I was to receive it. I have around 500 games mostly loose and continue to pick them up when I find them.

The wife and I tried Old Grand Dad Whiskey tonight. It was the 100 proof bonded bottle and was pretty good.

I'll have to try it, thanks for the heads up.

^Excellent Gem of your collection Calan87 and a great memory attached to it. I too love games on the Sega CD and was hooked on FMV games. My favorite being Night Trap in all its grainy glory. I've since actively sought out Night Trap for different systems and various other FMV games from my youth

I collect quite an assortment of non gaming goodies. Here is a list off the top of my head of things that I look for: Jurassic Park- I collect anything JP or JW and so does my daughter. We have hundreds of Dinosaurs and various memorabilia. Hot Wheels- My son is a big collector of HW and I recently got back into collecting Die-cast cars. MOTU- I loved Master of the Universe as a kid and it started to pull on my heart strings again. I have around 20 figures and multiple books on the history of MOTU and the comics. Movies- Blu-ray, DVD, and VHS- We love to watch movies in our house as a family and we tend to collect them. Whiskey- The wife and I started this collection trying to find other whiskies we would like. We have one or two mixed drinks on the weekends while watching horror movies. This amount will last us years and 80% of the bottles are unopened. Our favorites are: Buffalo Trace, Gentleman Jack, Knob Creek, Wild Turkey 101 and a few Irish varieties. Green Bay Packers- I love the Packers and enjoy watching them play football. The whole family supports the green and gold and we all have shirts, hats, etc. to support our team. Down below is an older picture of the Packer Hall, so ignore Ty Montgomery and his foolish ways. He has since been removed from the wall but Clay will always have a place. Coins- I've been collecting coins since I was a child and still have 90% of my collection from then. I occasionally purchase coins and tend to find coins in my other hobby metal detecting. Ford Mustang- I have a Mustang sitting in the garage and like to buy stuff for it and signs to decorate the garage.

Elijah Craig Small Batch Whiskey

Nice looking shelves you put up in your room. I'm looking forward to more progress pictures of your room.

Green Bay Packers T-Shirt Green Bay Packers Hoodie Don't Tell Her It's Me/The Boyfriend School DVD A Nightmare on Elm Street Collection Blu-ray Murder She Wrote Entire Series DVD Set Knives Out Coffee Mug Hot Wheels 2020 Calendar Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection PS4 Bottle of Canadian Club Whiskey w/glass Bottle of Jim Beam Black w/coasters Bottle of Gentlemen Jack Old Die-cast Tonka Fire Truck Matchbox Space Shuttle Random Hot Wheels Stranger Things POP Hopper 801

Starting Anew

I'm looking forward to future updates on this restore. Keep up the good work on bringing this awesome kiosk back to life.

^Agreed, even the lowly V6 can make some decent power with aftermarket goodies.

^The 281 isn't the greatest but does have some decent HP and TQ numbers 1994-2004 MUSTANG GT SPECS 1994-1995 Mustang GT V8 5.0L OHV (302 cid) 215 hp & 285 lb-ft tq 1996-1997 Mustang GT V8 4.6L SOHC (281 cid) 215 hp & 285 lb-ft tq 1998 Mustang GT V8 4.6L SOHC (281 cid) 225 hp & 290 lb-ft tq 1999-2004 Mustang GT V8 4.6L SOHC PI Head Design (281 cid) 260 hp & 302 lb-ft tq