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Since the mutt has such a lack of patience, I'd hitch his ass up to a sled and mush him down to the farm store to get a larger shovel.
Next time he'll learn to keep his trap shut.
Rob
probly not a snow shovel to be found around these parts. Or a sled- and I hope he doesn't read this, he'd be terribly offended.
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Blasphemous Posting!
5,000 post penalty!
I was just trying to help Rob out...maybe this will make it all better.
I must say, it sure improves the looks of a Peterbilt. It would look even better if Rob painted it all the same color.
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It'll all melt in a couple days, why bother?
Weather guy says we've had not even HALF the snow we got last year.
It's just been COLD....
Can't wait till summer.
just making sure I can get out to go to work tomorrow!
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here's the driveway, before, during, and after shoveling. Not even with a snow shovel, just a long handled square point steel shovel. 'Bout wore myself out, now i'm sweating like a pig. And my "helper wasn't much help at all.
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Daughter wants my power steering unit and a four spoke wood wheel that is 16" diameter. Don't know if I can let the wood wheel pass, but the p/s, I'm alright with. Something about a modern wheel in a B model just doesn't seem right to me. May see if I can "cut down" a 22" wheel and have a new ring rolled to the 16" diameter.
With this truck I can't underhand turn the steering wheel. Using the "push, pull" method doesn't work too well for me with the drag and friction burn on my gut from the wheel rim, (momma don't much like the grease marks from the wheel neither) so have to do something else. A B-61 cab is tight, but not uncomfortable and managable, this one really isn't for me.
Rob
just a thought...(Paul Van Scott)
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A nephew of mine got one of those mini excavators a few years ago and had all the weekend work he could handle. He worked a regular job too and somebody wanted him to dig something all the time.
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The Wyoming Game and Fish just opened a new sub-office in Cheyenne.
The next time a tree hugger wants to see a wolf, the Game and Fish will send them one all expenses paid.
They find that that is much cheaper that following the Federal guide lines for 'Managing'
the wolf population in Wyoming, and also lowers the number of tree huggers that get these ideas and jam them down 'Our'
necks.
Wyoming coyote problem
The Sierra Club and the U.S.. Forest Service were presenting an alternative to the Wyoming ranchers for controlling the coyote population.
It seems that after years of the ranchers using the tried and true method of shooting or trapping the predators, the Sierra Club had a "more humane" solution to this issue.
What they were proposing was for the animals to be captured alive. The males would then be castrated and let loose again.
Therefore the population would be controlled by this method. This was ACTUALLY proposed by the Sierra Club and by the U. S. Forest Service. All of the ranchers thought about this amazing idea for a couple of minutes.
Finally, an old fellow in the back of the conference room stood up, tipped his hat back and said; "Son, I don't think you understand our problem here", "These coyotes ain't f-----' our sheep - they're eatin' 'em!"
You should have been there to hear the roar of laughter in that room. The meeting never really got back on track.
Packer
now there's so many coyotes some counties around here (in Virginia!) were paying a bounty for dead coyotes. Don't know if they still are because all you hear now is budget cuts, but they used to. Until a few years ago the only coyote I saw was on roadrunner cartoons.
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that is a good-ern!
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Thanks Tom, The old Star-lite has probably bit the dust. I'll take it to Gun City here in town and let them tell me it's seen it's last battle. Just to see if they are intereseted in looking at it without charging.
Are you home these days? Or busy?.....I used some sauce the other night on my BBQ sandwich. I still have plenty and would not use anything else. It's so good that it'll make a jack rabbitt smack a bear.
mike
Well, things seemed to be picking up a little bit but i've been home more than I want to be because of the weather, and the shootings in Appomattox. I left on Monday a few weeks ago going to Huntington,W.V. and South Shore, Ohio and didn't get back until Wednesday because of the heavy snow in W.V. Now there's more on the way,which you're probably getting now.
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That's actually pretty neat, and functional. I've seen similar with an older Chevy pickup. Don't know if I'd do that to an antique car, but would rather use the parts as a donor for a restoration. Of course this could vary if the owner was willing to expend the funds to do the job.
Given your love for the grille, I'd help you do it should you be serious.
Rob
This one is in Australia. It is indeed pretty neat, but I don't do any mobile grilling, it's all in the back yard. Besides, my Ranger probably wouldn't pull anything bigger than a Radio Flyer.
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...would you make me one of these in your spare time, whenever you're not busy working on your trucks, or at the body shop, or for the the FAA, NASA, or NCAA. Doesn't have to be a classic Fairlane, just whatever's sitting around. No rush, but i'd like to have it before summer. And I don't want a gas grill, i'm going charcoal/wood fired.
thanks,
your pal Tom
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Can someone tell me a good name brand for a Night Vision Scope? The one I brought back from Nam has gone cloudy and light is very faint. I need for it to mount on a rifle.
mike
try ACME products, Wile E. Coyote got all his equipment from them. Not sure if they're still in binness though. If not, check here-
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/browse/nightvision.aspx?c=136&dc=1194
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A Volvo is a wannabe Mack.
that's what I thought you said.
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The AV stands for " A VOLVO "
mike
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For you guys that are uncomfortable in the "manhood" dept. I seen this on a dept. store shelf. Did not read the instructions but assume you would rub it on and wait for results?
Rob
I would assume if the girl on the label rubbed it on for you the results would be even better.
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Happy Birthday
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I hope I win the mega millions so I can quit and won't have to deal with the bullshit anymore, but we all know that's not likely to happen. Maybe they should take some of our money Obama's throwing away and use it to have a federal agent ride with everybody to make sure they comply with all rules and regulations. If they didn't comply they would be shot in the head and left in the ditch, then the agent could call H.Q. and say "this one didn't cut it,send us another one". Shouldn't make light of it I guess, it might come to that.
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Whats with the whales beaching themselves off the coasts? Shouldn we be alarmed about this. It seems to be a trend with the whales in recent past.
mike
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Living life is deadly! With that said we only got one chance at life so we need to stop being pansy's and enjoy it because we never know when our last day will be.
ain't that the truth...you never know
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Dam.............I missed a few days here and one post goes 10 pages in 24 hrs?
Jiminy crickets.
A "see who can post tha' most" competition evidently.
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Before I moved I was down to less then 10 yrs on my house. That all went out the window 6 yrs(already) ago. Don't owe anyone anything but on house and plan to keep it that way. I've been on 4 days for last 3 months, so I've gotten used to PBJ sandwiches and not going out alot. G/F been making dinner instead of going out(and me paying most times). IF and WHEN things get better I won't know what to do with all the extra money
Oh, ya, just got my property tax bill Saturday
There goes a nice chunka change
I know what you mean. I pay about 3 times as much in proprty taxes since I moved from Appomattox to Campbell county, and have half as much land. They asessed my property at twice what I paid for it, and now I gotta pay property tax on the mixer too. In Appomattox an antique vehicle was exempt.
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I seen that behind a Kauffs tow truck.
did you post a picture of it?..knew i'd seen it somewhere before.
Stupid People With Gov Jobs
in Modern Mack Truck General Discussion
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yep, you pretty much have to because more often than not they just apply the "big truck rule", which is "any time there's an accident involving a big truck the truck is automaticly at fault, regardless of the circumstances".