Recent content by trixster1958

Sorry, I forgot to attach the quote I was referring to in regards to someone talking about different types of jobs a person could have, seasonal jobs, construction workers and such.

Yes, think outside the box a little on different employments a person can have. I remember another horrific crime here in Indiana several years ago in like the Anderson/Madison Co. area where a construction worker/sign holder in the road guy left on his lunch break on foot and walked to the...

I feel better knowing I'm not elderly! Thanks.:happydance:

I always thought it looked like a P for Purdue, but nobody else seems to think so, including my daughter who has so many Purdue sweatshirts.

Then is late 50's and 60's considered elderly since you haven't included it into middle age? Just curious since I'm 57.:laughing:

In my profession as a court reporter, I hear it all the time how people speak incorrectly and nine times out of ten it's the lack of education of the person. You would be surprised how many people in the smaller impoverished towns don't finish high school and there are quite a few in Indiana.

Their testing came back and showed something of significance from RL's property is what I think.

Wow, that's impressive but very rare IMO. My 80-year-old dad won't even walk around the block anymore! It would depend on what medical conditions an individual would have. Didn't RL have medical issues? I remember reading something about COPD.

I read an article this morning that was headline news from ABC News entitled "Unsolved double murder haunts Indiana town, police vow we cannot fail." I also think it's the same one they posted yesterday. But at least they're keeping it alive!

I do see how it looks bent in the front, how it narrows down over his forehead. At first I thought it looked like a hat with flaps on the sides but JMO I think it's a ball cap and could be the bent rim. I also thought the white thing in front looked like a P symbol for Purdue, but when showing...

Been lurking for a while and first time posting. Was thinking about the posts about the ball cap being bent was interesting. I grew up in Indiana and my 80 year old father, who still wears ball caps, bends them before wearing them for the first time and still does. He used to play baseball...