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Put the Solo through some paces today getting wood for the get together.
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Wish I had some of these trees to bring down to the field. A old 6to 7ft stump from logging years ago.
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See Im not biase.
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One my way home tonight I had snow and rain mix at 4 corners in Maple valley. Further up it was snowing so hard I could hardly see out of the windshield.
About 2" on the ground and more falling. Wonder if the kids will have late arrival tomorrow?
 
I knew I shouldn't have clicked on this thread...:cry:

Food, saws, trees, beer, good people, and the PNW.... Sounds like way too much fun to miss.

I'm thinking about signing up for yet another credit card to buy a plane ticket. The other 2 are already maxed out....Thanks CAD!! :monkey:

I'm already getting anxious for pics! Hopefully you'll all have some fun. I think I'll start saving now for the next one.

:cheers:
 
kruege84 said:
I'm thinking about signing up for yet another credit card to buy a plane ticket. The other 2 are already maxed out....Thanks CAD!!
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That statement is more scary than waking up to see a man in a ski mask with a shotgun standing at the foot of your bed. Pay off those cards man! They're costing you more than you know. Sorry, credit cards are a little pet peeve of mine, been there done that with a $12k balance card in my youth. I have a gas card now for the first time since then and I pay it off twice a month. I've had it since last August, not paid a penny in interest or fees of any kind, and they've paid me $100 in free gas for using it. Credit cards are not inherently a bad thing IF used responsibly.

Ian
 
Haywire Haywood said:
That statement is more scary than waking up to see a man in a ski mask with a shotgun standing at the foot of your bed. Pay off those cards man! They're costing you more than you know. Sorry, credit cards are a little pet peeve of mine, been there done that with a $12k balance card in my youth. I have a gas card now for the first time since then and I pay it off twice a month. I've had it since last August, not paid a penny in interest or fees of any kind, and they've paid me $100 in free gas for using it. Credit cards are not inherently a bad thing IF used responsibly.

Ian
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No, I was kidding about it being from CAD. I'm young and don't have a lot of credit built up, so the combined limit is only $2500. I've actually declined when they offered to up my limit. I'm in school and don't work much during the school year, so I need them to get by. I'm actually very conscious of where my money goes. I use the cards for gas, groceries, phone bills and things of that nature. I make good money working landscape construction 60-70 hours a week in the summers and always pay them off. It's yearly cycle: build 'em up and pay 'em off. If I didn't have a sure way to pay them during the summer, they would have been cut up long ago. Don't worry, I'm not running around to malls and stihl dealers buying stuff i don't absolutely need, and never anything I can't afford.

I've seen some people get in trouble with them, and definately agree that some shouldn't be allowed to have them.
 
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kruege84 said:
No, I was kidding about it being from CAD. I'm young and don't have a lot of credit built up, so the combined limit is only $2500. I've actually declined when they offered to up my limit. I'm in school and don't work much during the school year, so I need them to get by. I'm actually very conscious of where my money goes. I use the cards for gas, groceries, phone bills and things of that nature. I make good money working landscape construction 60-70 hours a week in the summers and always pay them off. It's yearly cycle: build 'em up and pay 'em off. If I didn't have a sure way to pay them during the summer, they would have been cut up long ago. Don't worry, I'm not running around to malls and stihl dealers buying stuff i don't absolutely need, and never anything I can't afford.

I've seen some people get in trouble with them, and definately agree that some shouldn't be allowed to have them.
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Good for you. Sounds like someone gave you some good advice at one time.:cheers:
 

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