Popgadget
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Keep in mind that the Makita reverses the plunger when you let up on the trigger. This greatly reduces the “ooze” that you will get with the air tool. And yes, nitrile or vinyl disposable gloves are a must.
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Keep in mind that the Makita reverses the plunger when you let up on the trigger. This greatly reduces the “ooze” that you will get with the air tool. And yes, nitrile or vinyl disposable gloves are a must.
Popgadget
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Yumm!
buckeyefarmer
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Yumm!!
We like to get BBQ in Bald Knob.
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Whole hog in conway is our favorite. I usually do a take out order of a couple racks of ribs, with tater salad and baked beans.
Bald Knob is a little far for us to go for dinner.
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buckeyefarmer
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It’s really far for me.
There’s also a place in Winne we like to stop at for pulled pork.
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You go right by the one in conway when you go see your kid at collegeIt’s really far for me.
There’s also a place in Winne we like to stop at for pulled pork.
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You go right by the one in conway when you go see your kid at college
Conway is the other direction, we come across 64 from Memphis to Bald Knob. I’ve only been thru Conway a couple times. My son took his car there once for maintenance. I got good friends that live in Searcy, one a little north, one west, one in town.
Searcy lacks good restaurants, so if I’m there again I might make a run to Conway for some good Ribs. The Rib Crib in Searcy is not good ribs.
My son will be doing remote study again in the spring, and next fall will be his last semester, so not sure how many more trips I’ll be making, if any. Maybe 1 more this time next year for his graduation. We do have a brand new washing machine stored in our friends barn, that my oldest son used one semester.
I’ve made 24 trips there so far since 2013.
The former Provost asked me once about teaching there, which would be a fun “retirement” job.
