Ancient coins and the "Toughest Animal"

=> medoraman, I totally agree that all of the Big-cats are amazing hunters and fighters (and the Tiger is certainly at the top of that amazing family)



Wow => they are magnificent, eh? (man, I sure hope that snow-photo isn't taken up here where I live!!) ... *yikes*

 

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The kitten wins!

 

I think I still put my money on the Grizzly

 

It's Grizzly, my friend ......... man, they fricken hate it when you call them Grisleys

 

Ha. You got me on that. Too busy to think is my excuse. Got the wife home today for the weekend, but back into the hospital on Monday. Just got done helping her get comfortable.

 

=> I wish you both the best (prayers to the Bings)

 

i was watching a bigfoot show in Alaska, a guy was in a boat when a Grizzly came down to the beach, very large grizz, the guys in the boat grabed there guns, the grizzly let out a loud sound and and ran off, as they looked up a bigfoot walk out and went after the grizz. i'm sure it was a true story.

 

Yes jw, we here wish you and the misses the best my friend, you will be in our thoughts and prayers.

 

Thanks all. Her second surgery was scheduled for this past Thursday, but they decided to wait till next Tuesday because of the swelling in her head. So far, the first half of the surgery has only caused more pain. I'm a religious guy and I usually do not flaunt it. But if any of you have an in with the Big Guy, I appreciate any prayers.

Now lets get back to coining.

 

In case anyone was wondering, the saying I use now "Illegitimi non Carborundum", while not used when Latin was an everyday language, was coined in WWII by British Limies. It means "Don't let the Bastards grind you down". I'm trying to live by that.