RobS
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Shouldn't it be in a field for this thread?
Pallets in fields
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Shouldn't it be in a field for this thread?
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Must be pretty far afield to get off topic on the Pallet Thread.
Jim Shooz
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I didn't know you could get off topic in this thread:thumbsup:
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goeduck
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I did not know anyone could get ON topic in this thread. Whatever the topic is :confused3:
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Now you all that are joking about topic and thread drift... I think it is quite clear. Pallets... and what we don't know about them! There is lots to discover if we stay focused. Let's keep it on topic please!
If you look back a couple of pages, there was a post showing a pallet marked HT in two places and styles..
That pallet may be dangerous.
Here:
HT - What does HT stand for? The Free Dictionary
it says HT = Hostile Territory
and here
HT - Wikipedia
HT, a type of sulfur mustard war gas
That pallet is qualified to go into hostile territory and use mustard gas against its enemies.
Who are a pallet's enemies?
Bruce
That pallet may be dangerous.
Here:
HT - What does HT stand for? The Free Dictionary
it says HT = Hostile Territory
and here
HT - Wikipedia
HT, a type of sulfur mustard war gas
That pallet is qualified to go into hostile territory and use mustard gas against its enemies.
Who are a pallet's enemies?
Bruce
Diggin It
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Besides termites and carpenter ants?
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And humans? There is a love hate relationship.
fruitcakesa
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My friend Bruce rounds up all the strays, weak and sick ones he can find and executes them in his furnace. He is not a pallet fascist
Diggin It
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I hear there are a great many more pallets cremated than officially accounted for.
Timely... very timely comment. :thumbsup:
walker450
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Attention! Another TBN member needs our help. It seems he has stumbled on another mystery plauging humanity: Deep, deep skinny holes in yards! This could be the missing link we have been looking for to solve the pallets in fields mystery.
I'm sure some of you could take a momentary break from this topic to share your wisdom on deep, deep skinny holes.
LINK:
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/rural-living/423500-new-me-house-3-acre.html
I'm sure some of you could take a momentary break from this topic to share your wisdom on deep, deep skinny holes.
LINK:
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/rural-living/423500-new-me-house-3-acre.html
I've been reading that thread. Perhaps he should put some inverted pallets over it and see what happens. :shocked:
OOPS, I was about 10 seconds behind the poster above.
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Looks to me like he needs a big drain plug.
robbyr
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No, no, no, no, no. Those things are prone to "roundoffing". Would never be able to get it out.
PJSprog
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I'm thinking he should lean a couple of pallets together over the top of it ... to mark it.
Diggin It
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Y'all just ain't creative 'nuff. Think 'Pallethenge' to pay tribute to The Portal To ... ?