Pallets in fields

PILOON · Apr 20, 2019

lilranch2001 said:
To late.....
I carefully removed the nails and burned it, in case it was carrying disease!

With Trump's great wall no more pallet diseases will be able to enter our country!

Rumor has it that a new pallet immigration director is soon to be appointed and that he was the floor sweeper at FOX news.

Pixguy · Apr 20, 2019

PILOON said:
With Trump's great wall no more pallet diseases will be able to enter our country!

Rumor has it that a new pallet immigration director is soon to be appointed and that he was the floor sweeper at FOX news.

Why do you choose to insert politics in here? :thumbdown:

/pine · Apr 20, 2019

The janitor at FOX news makes the chairman at cnn seem like forest gump with Alzheimer's...

lilranch2001 · Apr 20, 2019

/pine said:
The janitor at FOX news makes the chairman at cnn seem like forest gump with Alzheimer's...

LMAO :thumbsup:

robbyr · Apr 20, 2019

PILOON said:
With Trump's great wall no more pallet diseases will be able to enter our country!

Rumor has it that a new pallet immigration director is soon to be appointed and that he was the floor sweeper at FOX news.

I was unaware Trump was building a wall in Canada? :confused3:

goeduck · Apr 21, 2019

A pallet wall?

Jstpssng · Apr 21, 2019

^^^^
That's a thought. My first pig pen (at somebody else's house) was made from pallets stood end to end and screwed together.

PILOON · Apr 21, 2019

robbyr said:
I was unaware Trump was building a wall in Canada? :confused3:

Should have said USA, (attempted humor was intended)

AS to a Canada wall, maybe not all that bad an idea after all.

lilranch2001 · Apr 21, 2019

Ya. I heard Trudeau is trying to get in the states

NorTracNY · Apr 22, 2019

PILOON said:
Should have said USA, (attempted humor was intended)

AS to a Canada wall, maybe not all that bad an idea after all.

I'm for this as long as it will keep out the "Arctic blast from Canada" that we get.

Jim Shooz · Jul 2, 2019

Came out this morning, walked around the corner of the shed and there they were. A pile of 10 pallets sitting menacingly in the corner of the orchard.

They weren't there yesterday. I wondered it they were related to the Triffids. They were killed off by salt water and there's a beach about 5km away. my problem now is how do I carry two buckets of seawater on my electric mountain bike ????

goeduck · Jul 2, 2019

Jim Shooz said:
Came out this morning, walked around the corner of the shed and there they were. A pile of 10 pallets sitting menacingly in the corner of the orchard.

They weren't there yesterday. I wondered it they were related to the Triffids. They were killed off by salt water and there's a beach about 5km away. my problem now is how do I carry two buckets of seawater on my electric mountain bike ????

Your electric mountain bike should not have a rounded off oil drain plug, so you should be good to go. :thumbsup:

One bucket with each hand. Steering optional.

Wagtail · Jul 2, 2019

Jim Shooz said:
Came out this morning, walked around the corner of the shed and there they were. A pile of 10 pallets sitting menacingly in the corner of the orchard.

They weren't there yesterday. I wondered it they were related to the Triffids. They were killed off by salt water and there's a beach about 5km away. my problem now is how do I carry two buckets of seawater on my electric mountain bike ????

What a magnificent STACK!

Wild, mature pallets... I'm glad that you were able to capture this photograph and share it with us. Thank you.

I think I'm tearing up a bit

dragoneggs · Jul 2, 2019

Jim Shooz said:
Came out this morning, walked around the corner of the shed and there they were. A pile of 10 pallets sitting menacingly in the corner of the orchard.

They weren't there yesterday. I wondered it they were related to the Triffids. They were killed off by salt water and there's a beach about 5km away. my problem now is how do I carry two buckets of seawater on my electric mountain bike ????

Seems they must be of a different breed. Preferring to lay in stacks and staying out of the way vs. the inverted Vs that are more random and stand out in the middle of workable fields.

Molalla1 · Jul 2, 2019

Jim too good . . . :thumbsup:

k0ua · Jul 2, 2019

Jim, you got yourself a real problem there. Those things are mature and experienced pallets. Not to be messed with like the young ones. Be careful! Good luck on taking care of those things.

Molalla1 · Jul 3, 2019

k0ua said:
Jim, you got yourself a real problem there. Those things are mature and experienced pallets. Not to be messed with like the young ones. Be careful! Good luck on taking care of those things.

James, they can be very dangerous . . .

Mousefield · Jul 4, 2019

October 2017, we stayed at an Airbnb in Oregon.
The pallets had formed a fence to deny us access to the back yard.
Those darn pallets are everywhere.

Molalla1 · Jul 4, 2019

Mousefield said:
October 2017, we stayed at an Airbnb in Oregon.
The pallets had formed a fence to deny us access to the back yard.
Those darn pallets are everywhere.

Yep they are lined up on a place just down the road from me standing straight and proud . . .

Eric Salop · Jul 5, 2019

Jim Shooz said:
I wondered it they were related to the Triffids. They were killed off by salt water and there's a beach about 5km away. my problem now is how do I carry two buckets of seawater on my electric mountain bike ????

You know how they add water ballast to tractor tires, could you fill your bike inner tubes instead of balancing buckets? Would that take more trips though - if only I could remember the answer to that school maths paper -

If Jim's mountain bike has 26 inch wheels, each with a tube of internal diameter 59mm and he lives 5km from the beach, how many km must he ride to nuke 10 pallets at half a gallon per Triffid ? :confused2: