wngsprd
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Great news! Carolina Bar-B-Q walking on 2 legs.
You've lost so much weight, I can't see you under the sheet.
Good morning!!!!
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Great news! Carolina Bar-B-Q walking on 2 legs.
You've lost so much weight, I can't see you under the sheet.
wngsprd
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42 and dense fog. Should see more rain and low 50s.
Smelled a skunk when I went out this morning...so still have some more work to do.
Caught the 10th mouse in my shed over the last week. New record. I take them over to an open spot we named Predator Butte because when I leave them there they disappear day or night. I need to put a cam there, but believe between the foxes and hawks and crows, there is a long line for tasty morsels.
Bird, you need Randy or Rich or Kyle or RNG or others to build you a turbo for your chair motor.
Smelled a skunk when I went out this morning...so still have some more work to do.
Caught the 10th mouse in my shed over the last week. New record. I take them over to an open spot we named Predator Butte because when I leave them there they disappear day or night. I need to put a cam there, but believe between the foxes and hawks and crows, there is a long line for tasty morsels.
Bird, you need Randy or Rich or Kyle or RNG or others to build you a turbo for your chair motor.
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Good Morning!!!! 49F @ 4:30AM. Cloudy with occasional showers. High 56F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%.
Your welding's come a long way in a short time, Eric. Nice work! If you fill the barrel with water to keep the Christmas tree green, how will the steel be kept from rusting?
You're a walking miracle, Randy! Eric's recycling doesn't hold a candle to your porcine triumph. Hope Ellen can keep up with you. Is it time to start working on a crate motor for the Monte Carlo so it'll match your new vim and vigor?:laughing:
Hope the new foot doctor can get you squared away, Drew. When I broke my wrist and leg, I found plastic covers at the pharmacy that were fitted with rubber collars that would seal well enough on skin to keep water out and the casts dry. I don't remember what they were called, but a decent pharmisist I'm sure can fix you right up.
That new chair sounds very comfortable, Bird. And now you have an excuse to not stand up too quickly and can avoid getting dizzy!
The "new" tire for the touring bike that came Thursday was stamped 2517; it's two and a half years old! The seller says that's normal, and that it was stored in a climate controlled environment, but I've never been sold a new tire with that much age on it. There are no cracks, but it is oxidized and seems harder than the one that's on the bike now. They're checking with the manufacturer, but I don't think there's tiim to replace it before I have to leave for SoCal Friday. The old tire may make it down there, but probably doesn't have the tread to make it back. So I think I'll mount it today so I can take advantage of a break in the weather tomorrow to scuff it in, and put this particular vendor on the "don't use" list.
The vibration isolating mount for the handlebar camera came yesterday, along with the brackets needed to adapt it, and after match drilling a few holes it seems like it'll work just fine. Looks a bit Rube Goldbergish, though.:confused2:
That big bottle of Willett's Pot Still I found at Costco this week is a pretty clear case of "If some is good, more's better".:laughing: I think it's gonna be a nice weekend.:thumbsup:
Hope everyone enjoys the weekend!
Your welding's come a long way in a short time, Eric. Nice work! If you fill the barrel with water to keep the Christmas tree green, how will the steel be kept from rusting?
You're a walking miracle, Randy! Eric's recycling doesn't hold a candle to your porcine triumph. Hope Ellen can keep up with you. Is it time to start working on a crate motor for the Monte Carlo so it'll match your new vim and vigor?:laughing:
Hope the new foot doctor can get you squared away, Drew. When I broke my wrist and leg, I found plastic covers at the pharmacy that were fitted with rubber collars that would seal well enough on skin to keep water out and the casts dry. I don't remember what they were called, but a decent pharmisist I'm sure can fix you right up.
That new chair sounds very comfortable, Bird. And now you have an excuse to not stand up too quickly and can avoid getting dizzy!
The "new" tire for the touring bike that came Thursday was stamped 2517; it's two and a half years old! The seller says that's normal, and that it was stored in a climate controlled environment, but I've never been sold a new tire with that much age on it. There are no cracks, but it is oxidized and seems harder than the one that's on the bike now. They're checking with the manufacturer, but I don't think there's tiim to replace it before I have to leave for SoCal Friday. The old tire may make it down there, but probably doesn't have the tread to make it back. So I think I'll mount it today so I can take advantage of a break in the weather tomorrow to scuff it in, and put this particular vendor on the "don't use" list.
The vibration isolating mount for the handlebar camera came yesterday, along with the brackets needed to adapt it, and after match drilling a few holes it seems like it'll work just fine. Looks a bit Rube Goldbergish, though.:confused2:
That big bottle of Willett's Pot Still I found at Costco this week is a pretty clear case of "If some is good, more's better".:laughing: I think it's gonna be a nice weekend.:thumbsup:
Hope everyone enjoys the weekend!
ronjhall
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Great news! Carolina Bar-B-Q walking on 2 legs.
You've lost so much weight, I can't see you under the sheet.
Good one. :laughing:
txdon
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Good morning! 36˚F heading to the 70s. Good morning to finish my tractor work in the garden of filling the new raised beds with soil.
Good to hear Randy grunting and snorting around this morning.
RNG - That bottle looks like it will make an excellent vase.
After the bumper cover was removed the fiberglass bumper on the Stinger was found to be damaged and will have to be replaced, waiting on part. Looks like this bump in the back will cost her insurance $2K.
Pic of yesterdays tractor work, kind of looks like graveyard work.
Good to hear Randy grunting and snorting around this morning.
RNG - That bottle looks like it will make an excellent vase.
After the bumper cover was removed the fiberglass bumper on the Stinger was found to be damaged and will have to be replaced, waiting on part. Looks like this bump in the back will cost her insurance $2K.
Pic of yesterdays tractor work, kind of looks like graveyard work.
ronjhall
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Drinking first cup of coffee. 33° with cloudy skies this morning. 33° with cloudy skies this morning. Heading to 38° with mostly cloudy skies. Little house cleaning today. Need some rest. My 91 year old aunt could pass for a 60 year old. Except for some memory problems. She had a list and I know where everything is in the stores we shopped at. So easy shopping trip. Nope she had another list that was not written. By the time we got the unwritten list done we had done all the aisle in stores 3 times. No wonder she is in such good shape physically. Going to do it again next Friday while my cousin that she lives with is recovering from a back injury. Sure hope I can do as well as her when I get to her age. I was a fun day.
Randy, good news. I see lots of seat time when recovery is complete.
Wngsprd, no luck with mouse control here. I have not trapped one in house yet this year. Maybe I finally found the hole where they were getting in.
Rick, got the ribs yesterday. Now I need time to get them in the pot.
Don, lot harder hit than you thought?
RNG, quite a contraption to help remove bike vibrations. Hope it works.
Bird, my electric recliner always seems to take way to long to get back to upright. But that's OK. I now have my iPad setup to answer my phone and door bell.
Good Morning All.
Randy, good news. I see lots of seat time when recovery is complete.
Wngsprd, no luck with mouse control here. I have not trapped one in house yet this year. Maybe I finally found the hole where they were getting in.
Rick, got the ribs yesterday. Now I need time to get them in the pot.
Don, lot harder hit than you thought?
RNG, quite a contraption to help remove bike vibrations. Hope it works.
Bird, my electric recliner always seems to take way to long to get back to upright. But that's OK. I now have my iPad setup to answer my phone and door bell.
Good Morning All.
txdon
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It was loud and forceful and I was surprised there was only a scratch on my bumper from her license plate screws. The collision expert had to point out the un-reparable crease in the bumper cover and said there might be more damage when he took the cover off. He was very good and took pics and submitted them to the insurance co. and the supplement repair was approved and part ordered before he called me. He said sometimes the under the bumper cover is formed styrofoam that needs to be replaced to hold it's shape but the KIA's is fiberglass.
Drew did you ever get an estimate on your truck are are you just going to trade it in as is?
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Try not to look at the clock for you will be release soon...very soon.:thumbsup:
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wngsprd
Caught the 10th mouse in my shed over the last week. New record. I take them over to an open spot we named Predator Butte because when I leave them there they disappear day or night. I need to put a cam there, but believe between the foxes and hawks and crows, there is a long line for tasty morsels.
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Couple more mice you'll have to get trapping lic,
Caught the 10th mouse in my shed over the last week. New record. I take them over to an open spot we named Predator Butte because when I leave them there they disappear day or night. I need to put a cam there, but believe between the foxes and hawks and crows, there is a long line for tasty morsels.
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Couple more mice you'll have to get trapping lic,
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41F steady rain winds increasing mid 40's for high.
Streams brooks high cause from melting snow steady rains and winds from the south.
Outside chores done E muffin time.:licking:
Plans for today.... :confused3: not sure yet...more learning on comcarder,watch some college football,putter.
Enjoy the day all.
Streams brooks high cause from melting snow steady rains and winds from the south.
Outside chores done E muffin time.:licking:
Plans for today.... :confused3: not sure yet...more learning on comcarder,watch some college football,putter.
Enjoy the day all.
