Amazes me how they import their ideas from the places they want to flee and somehow think it will be different. It's happening in a lot of rural America......not good.In our area we had quite a few people from Chicago make their summer homes permanent during Covid. Now I have neighbors who have, how shall I say it delicately, radically different viewpoints than 90% of the people in our township.
Oh, how I want to do 4 mag dumps 100 yards from their house.
But, alas, I am a better neighbor than that.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Yup it's super stupid to move outta the h**l hole their values (or rather lack thereof) have created, and then want to bring the same garbage into the well behaved rural areas they've infested......
They're always complaining about the redneck locals being uneducated, uncivilized, uncultured, and closed minded..... yet they are the ones fleeing their own society.....
Sierra_rider
Piss revver
Got a little bit of wood split today...I spent more time looking for my phone than I did splitting. Turns out it fell in one of the last remaining patches of snow. The oak is kinda rotten, so it's a lot splitting out the punky parts. Can you believe I actually climbed this rotten tree?
Needless to say, I took the weight off of it a little bit at a time.
BTW, I was noodling the rounds with my only "quiet" saw, I was a good neighbor today.
Needless to say, I took the weight off of it a little bit at a time.BTW, I was noodling the rounds with my only "quiet" saw, I was a good neighbor today.
Maybe if they were only 10 rd mag dumps? Maybe they would endorse those.100 yards? how about 100 feet.. really perk them up.In our area we had quite a few people from Chicago make their summer homes permanent during Covid. Now I have neighbors who have, how shall I say it delicately, radically different viewpoints than 90% of the people in our township.
Oh, how I want to do 4 mag dumps 100 yards from their house.
But, alas, I am a better neighbor than that.
Yesterday Mammoth Lakes reached 700 inches for the calendar year, eight hundred and something for the winter.
Sierra_rider
Piss revver
I love reading all the covidiots complain on the local Nextdoor App. Kids on dirtbikes, snow, outdoor burning, wood stoves, the price of heating propane, it's never ending lol. I've personally been the subject of a few posts. Mostly large fires that I made out near the road. Also my triple-port 066 got honorable mention one time and not from someone immediately adjacent to me either...the complainer was some distance away. To borrow a term from their vocabulary, loud chainsaws are the song of my people.
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
I guess they must be jealous of your saws.I love reading all the covidiots complain on the local Nextdoor App. Kids on dirtbikes, snow, outdoor burning, wood stoves, the price of heating propane, it's never ending lol. I've personally been the subject of a few posts. Mostly large fires that I made out near the road. Also my triple-port 066 got honorable mention one time and not from someone immediately adjacent to me either...the complainer was some distance away. To borrow a term from their vocabulary, loud chainsaws are the song of my people.
While we've had a very small season I can't quite imagine 800 inches for the season! 66 feet----wow!
Looks crazy. It’s northeast of here, across the Sierra. I only went there once during fall, and that was a long time ago.
So you only do two.
maybe?
I believe you would be liable here if someone got hurt or worse. I believe a 4x4 wood post is the biggest post allowed.
I can't stand it. Then they get on the town boards, raise a stink at town meetings because the farm down the road smells, start throwing their money around and try to force their ideology on the rural communities.
That might work. 100 ft? That might get me in trouble.
I still butcher my deer outside the house and clean my rifles outside also. I've heard a few complaints, but none from my immediate neighbors, so I just ignore them or tell them to walk someplace else.
When the young kids come around to watch me butcher, they all seem to like it and ask questions about it, it does not seem to bother them at all. When I showed one of them how I make a steak from the deer his response was "that is awesome!"
When the young kids come around to watch me butcher, they all seem to like it and ask questions about it, it does not seem to bother them at all. When I showed one of them how I make a steak from the deer his response was "that is awesome!"
Amen
I'll be posting the new one shortly. I think you will like it.
OK, so I love anything that has a spark plug but I do find piped dirt bikes kind of annoying…honorable mention for piped snowmobiles. I would never complain though, because that was me at one point with piped cars and sleds.I love reading all the covidiots complain on the local Nextdoor App. Kids on dirtbikes, snow, outdoor burning, wood stoves, the price of heating propane, it's never ending lol. I've personally been the subject of a few posts. Mostly large fires that I made out near the road. Also my triple-port 066 got honorable mention one time and not from someone immediately adjacent to me either...the complainer was some distance away. To borrow a term from their vocabulary, loud chainsaws are the song of my people.
Supposedly, the DNR was cracking down on piped snowmobiles, but doesn’t seem like if judging by the number that go by my house.
Weld it up.
True, but then I wouldn't have an excuse to get a Kuuma Vaporfire 100. It's a much cleaner more efficient furnace.
https://www.lamppakuuma.com/furnaces/
NYC is a Liberal run
hole period.I hope that she reaps what she has sown.
