Thats terrible, can't believe I missed that.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Just stumbled onto a video about a tree trimmer fatality in Torrrance, CA. No details on how... anyone hear more on this?
Wow, that is rare ... I always wanted to find one of them, but they were always too $$$!
You must be a handloader! I don't think there are any factory loads for it. Does it have a peep on it?
Power very similar to my 348.
For those who don't know, a 35 Winchester is made from either a 30-40 Krag or from the 405 brass. Comparing it to the 30-40, it is not only necked up to .358, but the shoulder is moved forward so it can hold more powder. It is a very nice cartridge! Also note that Model 95 Winchesters (a lever action from 1895) are built to withstand the pressure of 30-06 ammo. Very few real locking lever actions can say that! Very nice gun/cartridge combo.
On a less depressing note, I'm working on cleaning up an 025 that I picked up for $40. 
Knew a black fella one time who liked big girls. Loved that guy to death. He'd coach is young bucks on finding a girl. I remember him telling me once" now young man don't you go out and get you one of dem little skinny girls. Ain't no way she can cook or she wouldn't look like dat! Go out there and find you a girl with some junk in the trunk , dats what u lookin for. When you hold you a woman you wants to holds you a whole lotta woman not some little stick. Don't be payin no mind to that little bit a extra. Dats just shade in the summer and warmth in the winter! Now you listen to ol whitey ( yes that's his nick name) I is steerin' you right. "
One of my favorite memories.
I'd give anything to see him again. Hard worker, great carpenter and kept us all in stitches.
One of my favorite memories.
I'd give anything to see him again. Hard worker, great carpenter and kept us all in stitches.
Well was supposed to go back to work today but I guess they still needed to get one more paper signed, so I went out and cut some more tamarack out of the bosses log pile
Sure nice stuff, other than the ice
Sure nice stuff, other than the ice
MechanicMatt
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I know where one is……
You pass it every time you drive to the cabin…
Price tag even made me say, no thanks
Ice =chain killer!Well was supposed to go back to work today but I guess they still needed to get one more paper signed, so I went out and cut some more tamarack out of the bosses log pileView attachment 1057667View attachment 1057668
Sure nice stuff, other than the ice
Yes sir, especially when there’s dirt in it
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Got the new recoil spring for my Poulan 4200 Countervibe today and patched the fuel tank with JB weld. Hopefully I'll finally get to try cutting with it tomorrow.
Stickies are generally put up only as an advisory notice to the viewing public. They are most often locked, so that folks are not wasting time making them longer.
What is the chance you only thought they were stickies, since they were always at the top of the list from so many posts?
Zero.
All four that @svk mentioned were stickies, as was Runnin' Loads.
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Any other cigar smokers on this forum? Im starting to get into it more and I think it's time to aquire a humidor.
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Today's junk yard scrounge consisted of pallet fork upper hanging plate and six grader blades for $20.
However, The two 55gal drums of diesel. The black fifteen gallon drum of #1 heating fuel oil, the three fivers of gasoline and the Toyota Tundra Farmer fill up was not quite as good of a bargain as the junk yard junk. Especially at the cost of $800 for today's fuel!
With her worn shocks and leaf springs. The Tundra Farmer just can't take being "OVERLOADED" any more. Even a mediocre load like this will give the pickup a bit of a squat
However, The auto parts store can help me fix that!
However, The two 55gal drums of diesel. The black fifteen gallon drum of #1 heating fuel oil, the three fivers of gasoline and the Toyota Tundra Farmer fill up was not quite as good of a bargain as the junk yard junk. Especially at the cost of $800 for today's fuel!
With her worn shocks and leaf springs. The Tundra Farmer just can't take being "OVERLOADED" any more. Even a mediocre load like this will give the pickup a bit of a squat
However, The auto parts store can help me fix that!
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The Captain got one heck of a laugh out of that response I'll tell ya!
One day abord the first destroyer I was stationed on in the Navy. I got invited by the Old Man to smoke a Cigar on the bridge with him and speak freely! That was most definitely awesome! Just once, but we chatted it up just like a couple hunting buddies would. At one point He asked me. "How ya like that stogie Leonnig?" I instantly replied, "not one d*m bit, but I'm going to finish it for the sake of finishing this conversation Chuck!" (His first name was Charles)
The Captain got one heck of a laugh out of that response I'll tell ya!
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bruh what are they even called? This little nose ring looking pain in my back cut us know . Anyone got a fix or the proper Anne for them
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I started smoking them a few years ago with my boss at the time. Gave me a excuse to ride around in the truck with him.I got One day abord the first destroyer I was stationed on in the Navy. I got invited by the Old Man to smoke a Cigar on the bridge with him and speak freely! That was most definitely awesome! Just once, but we chatted it up just like a couple hunting buddies would. At one point He asked me. "How ya like that stogie Leonnig?" I instantly replied, "not one d*m bit, but I'm going to finish it for the sake of finishing this conversation Chuck!" (His first name was Charles)
The Captain got one heck of a laugh out of that response I'll tell ya!
Now days I smoke about 1 a day in he summer when I'm working, and when ever I'm out plowing during the winter.
Maybe xl12
To many clothes on.
I see there is another guy on here from Kodiak. @AKGuy. I figure you wood probably know him on that little island.I got One day abord the first destroyer I was stationed on in the Navy. I got invited by the Old Man to smoke a Cigar on the bridge with him and speak freely! That was most definitely awesome! Just once, but we chatted it up just like a couple hunting buddies would. At one point He asked me. "How ya like that stogie Leonnig?" I instantly replied, "not one d*m bit, but I'm going to finish it for the sake of finishing this conversation Chuck!" (His first name was Charles)
The Captain got one heck of a laugh out of that response I'll tell ya!
