other dog

well, shhh...oot! I thought you'd be pleased. By the way, I can see why she's a virgin.

I took that mill roll to Gerdau-Ameristeel in Petersburg yesterday and loaded another one to take to Milton. On the way out I saw this F-model on the pile waiting to be shredded. It was still there today so I got another picture of it.

We deliver treated lumber to Carter Lumber stores around that area, Kent, a couple in Akron, Alliance, Warren, Middlefield...and more. Hat City oughta like this- I was looking around in the old curtain side junk parts trailer today and saw an old Mack mirror laying in the floor. I took the half-dog off of it and posed it on a Peterbilt. I brought it home and put it in the corner cabinet with my other truck stuff.

I was on rt. 24 in Appomattox, at the surrender grounds- did you lose it? I'll send it back if it's yours.

sorta-kinda what I do. I hit "browse", then I might have to choose from pictures, documents, or wherever I saved the picture as. When I find the picture I want I right click on it, then click "select", then "add to post".

I think Rowdy Rebel has a copyright on that.

I'd probably do it backwards or something if I tried it.

"have"...you left out the have in between you and any.

That's scary, i'm glad she's OK. Everybody loves Nikki, even though nobody knows her! (especially Mike) I remember when my wife was sick and she had to take potassium pills- biggest pills i've ever seen! Eat them 'nanners, it's much easier!

that is a good sammich.

This puppy is getting stronger and moving around more all the time- I can hardly wait until it starts chewing up Jo's shoes and biting her! I already told her that was her job and duty as a puppy.

I agree with all of that. Other dog is the best dog i've ever had, and he adopted me- been housebroken from day one! I don't know how, he was supposed to be a hunting dog, but he's gun-shy. He ran off from his original owner, we took him in, and when his owner found him he said just keep him. That was around '02 or '03. When he wants to go out he stands at the door until somebody opens it for him, then when he's ready to come in he lifts one paw and scratches the door until somebody lets him in. Seems like he does that 300 times a day sometimes!

here's a couple I found.

you want it? I never crimp 50 or 75 ohm coax cable myself.

says Cablematic

Thanks Terry, I hope so too.

Thank you.

I was looking for a short bracket I once had, shaped kinda like a dog bone with a hole in each end, when I ran across this. Never did find the bracket. I found this on the side of the road at a pull-off some years ago. Looks like It's for crimping something, I was just wondering what,so I can get one and crimp it. Doesn't look like a cheap tool either, looks like precision equipment. Someone probably dropped it and lost it i'm thinking, like a power co. or phone co. worker.

she's got them dark tiger stripes- maybe "big head little eared tiger dog"

hmmmm....she is red...maybe...just a thought

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The dog that lives next door ( but stays over here as much as she stays at home) had a litter of 10 puppies 10 days ago. They made her a nice nest in a big cardboard box on their back porch. Somebody came over to look at them or something and dropped one of them, from about waist high Jo said, and the mama dog wouldn't have anything to do with it afterwards- wouldn't let it nurse at all. I haven't seen the others, but Jo said they're all twice as big as this one,even the "runt" who was born last. So, she asked if she could bring the abandoned pup over here to take care of it. I said "sure, we'll just get a baby bottle and feed it". She brought it over and just poured a few drops of milk in her hand and let the pup lick it off. "we need to get a bottle" "no we don't, this is working fine" By the time I got home Friday she had a baby bottle- made especially for abandoned puppies and some puppy formula that's supposed to be like the mother's milk. She said "it's still going to the pound with the rest of them when it's old enough" I said "no it ain't" She's got it on an electric blanket in the floor now. And she's wondering what to name it.

Well then, that would explain the time I was sitting at home minding my own bidness and the tennis ball came out of the sky and crashed through the roof, doing major damage to the house. I always wondered about that.

great ideer! one for the top bracket would be all I need, then just a little longer belt. If i'd done any grinding I would have ground the bracket but not the alternator, but I didn't want to grind on anything.

There are no dumb questions. I just cooked my alternator putting batteries in backwards, and knew it was positive ground. Burned up a cb or 2 in that F-model, and knew it was positive ground. Hard to get that positive ground thing in my head,it just seems unnatural! But if you jump start it or put the battery charger on it you do still hook the cables positive to positive and negative to negative.