Green Lantern Corpsmen Creed and Membership!!! T-SHIRT!!

[SuperShady1]

Ok I have completed all the steps, I have a picture of my lantern (B-Day, 9/62) and I have recited the creed to my wife while my dog was sitting on my lap. Whoooraaa!

Please add Green Lantern Corpsmen to your signature.

Shady

[SuperShady1]

You guys are funny. Sure, I'm in for all 7.

Welcome and please add in the Green Lantern Corpsmen to your signature so it will be official.

Shady!!

[SuperShady1]

Maybe not the best EPS, but I made this Tonight.




I made all the green parts, but now I’m thinking I need to make just a white circle with a clear part in the middle so the color of the shirts can show through, and a white circle around it. This is just a screen cap of the .EPS

Wow this is excellent!! You are doing great work for the Green Lantern Corpsmen!!

Shady

[Junkboy999]

Becky


Now here, is the shirt for you. Ha hahahah

[SuperShady1]

Becky


Now here, is the shirt for you. Ha hahahah

Wow I like a lot!!"

[TRP]

Hey Dave,

If you're serious, I'm good for two XL's.

Let me know if you need anything from me.

Ted

Ted please add the Green Lantern Corpsmen to your signature.

Shady

I prefer to keep any and all memberships on the DL. It makes me feel like I'm part of a secret society.

T

[Oldragbaggers]

The shirt is great and so is this thread!!!

[SuperShady1]

The shirt is great and so is this thread!!!

Official Welcome.

Looking forward to your Green Lantern contributions...

Please remember that the Green Lantern is a very special lantern.

Not everyone has one.

Take time to reflect on what this means..
.

I sometimes stop working and step back to reflect.

All the best.

Shady

[SuperShady1]

The shirt is great and so is this thread!!!

Official Welcome.

Looking forward to your Green Lantern contributions...

Please remember that the Green Lantern is a very special lantern.

Not everyone has one.

Take time to reflect on what this means..
.

I sometimes stop working and step back to reflect.

All the best.

Shady

[Junkboy999]

It was HOT out there but we did it. We assembles and stood in formation for an inspection. Needless to say we need a little bit of work.

B - Jan 1940. Tank is rusty, pump leather is rotted, Vent is broken and is in two parts. Suprisely it hold pressure. Generator statue unknown.

C - B-1946. What looked like a good deal turned bust when I leak checked this guy in water. Two crack in the tank. One on both side 180 degrees apart, starting from where the sides of the tank is rolled under and mated with the bottom and run up the side ⅔ inch. It is like some liquid froze in side expanding the brass or a factory defect. All parts on this guy are good so hunting for a new tank. This tank and other parts of old lantern will one day reside on static display on the nightstand of the extra bedroom as a table lamp.

D - B-1948. Tank has light power rust in it and two big flakes of rust. Someone tried to polish it in the past. Not sure if it is Nickel plated or was the paing striped off it and was buffed up. Everything seems to work right so after a good tank cleaning we gonna try lighting her up.

E - Jul 1959. Still need to try removing the some one’s painted initials off the tank but works like a champ.

F - Oct 1969 Another great bruner.

H - Apr 1974. This one is in Unfired condition

J - Jul 1978. This one is in Unfired condition








Ok Men, that is, Fall out!

[deleted]

Very pleased to say at the end of the month I will be an active member of this group!

Not super vintage, it's a CL-2, but it's green and a lantern. My dad used to be an avid fisherman (steelhead in the Columbia River) and purchased it but never used it. My mom just found it and sent me a picture asking if I wanted it for my trailer. I will pick it up at the end of the month when I go visit them.

[Wolffarmer]

You done it now Stacie. Soon you will need a bigger trailer to haul your GPAs. Have you discovered the world of cast iron and dutch ovens yet?



Randy

[KCStudly]

My dad used to be an avid fisherman (steelhead in the Columbia River)

+1.

[deleted]

I know Randy! The Coleman lanterns are huge in proportion to my trailer. I'll have to store it in the car trunk when I bring it places Have been keeping my eyes open for a tiny 1-1.5 quart dutch oven at estate sales and the Goodwill. REI has a 2 quart one but I really want something a little smaller since I'll usually be traveling alone and only want to cook enough food for one meal at a time. I do already cook at home with a nice little 6" Lodge frying pan. I love it. It's my favorite pan.

KCStudly if you fish you'd love to hear my dad tell stories about his fishing days. He'd drive from Spokane, WA to the Methow River in his blue panel van and stay for 3 days living out of his van, down by the river. He'd cook on a coffee can stove he made and would catch 18 to 20 lb fish on 4 lb test line with his "Noodle" rod, using lures he'd doctored up himself adding all kinds of new features to them. It would take him hours to reel a catch in but it was the epitome of sportsmanship, the fish had a lot of chances to break the line until he brought them on board. He's older now and gave up fishing a few years back so I asked him while I was there last week if I could have some of his gear as I want to take up fishing and he said sure (he used to take me lake fishing when I was a kid). So, when I go back in a few weeks I'll inherit not only his green lantern, but some really great fishing gear as well. KInd of neat that with my trailer, if I take up fishing, I could turn that part of him into a family tradition if I can get one of his grandkids to learn from me someday.

[KCStudly]

When we cleaned out my dad's stuff we found dozens of fly rods, antique reels, and literally thousands upon thousands of hand tied flies in all varieties... all sorted neatly in the old style Spice Island Seasoning glass jars, plus several of the aluminum flip case fly holders.

There are more there than I could use in a lifetime; have thought of starting an online business and offering them up, but then they are somewhat sentimental, aren't they?