What did you accomplish today?
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BudmanTX
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ok i accomplished waking up this morning....hope everyone had a good harvest moon and such...
it's 73F but with 80% Rh....gonna hit the mid nineties by the afternoon...and looks like we night get a little rain towards the end of the week.....killer now i won't here crunch crunch as i walk through my grass......we had a nice party friday night, had a few people stay over cause i took away they're keys but everything worked out saturday. Worked all day sunday cleaning from around the bottom of the house cause today i have people coming in putting in new skirting and gonna re-lvl the house.....
think the space tomato is on it's last throws honestly, walked out this morning it looks so droopy....let see if i can last the week...if it can't well at least i know the test will finally complete itself....then i can back to better things
it's 73F but with 80% Rh....gonna hit the mid nineties by the afternoon...and looks like we night get a little rain towards the end of the week.....killer now i won't here crunch crunch as i walk through my grass......we had a nice party friday night, had a few people stay over cause i took away they're keys but everything worked out saturday. Worked all day sunday cleaning from around the bottom of the house cause today i have people coming in putting in new skirting and gonna re-lvl the house.....
think the space tomato is on it's last throws honestly, walked out this morning it looks so droopy....let see if i can last the week...if it can't well at least i know the test will finally complete itself....then i can back to better things
Laughing Grass
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lol they use the same image in their advertising. It was okay, all the other couples were way older than us and really serious about their pottery. We left during a break before they fired the stuff we made. Not really our type of crowd.
BigHornBuds
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I just scored a set of like new 255 35R19 Blizzacks for $300
BigHornBuds
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I’d guess under 1000 km, they didn’t know, was on a trade in.
Still has the nubs on the side. Bought from a car dealer (Lexis)
I stopped at mucho for some tocos, when I came out , I was rolling a few joints for the road, I look over n there’s a guy sucking on a cart, then he pulls a full size torch out n takes a big dab.
I rolled him a fatty, told him it was my good deed for the day.
He seems pretty stoked
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lokie
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They are out of stock at the places I looked and highly priced if you can find them.
Too high for my blood, but at $300 for the set that's sweet.
BigHornBuds
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They are out of stock at the places I looked and highly priced if you can find them.
Too high for my blood, but at $300 for the set that's sweet.
My winter beater said it had enough, so I gave it to my friends son for a “big quad” for around the property. I don’t wanna buy another , n I’ve got a lot car to keep on the road and don’t care about winter driving it anymore, as I’m going to sell in the spring and can’t have my wife driving it with out good tires .I live in Canada , n my street gets plowed once a year(no jk), she mostly drives my truck.
I still have the original tires , summers n winter from when it was bought, but they are getting surface cracking but still lots of tread .
In the summer I run
BarnBuster
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Glad I don't live where I have to have snows. Usually only 5-10 days in the winter when I'd really need them. Remember when it was de rigueur to have studded snows back in the the bias-belted olden days?
BigHornBuds
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I usually have 7 months of winter
Laughing Grass
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It was only two and a half hours so they do a bunch of the steps for you. You tell them what colour you like and pick up your creation in a week.I was afraid they were going to get into glazing.Glad you got out beforehand.
The chances of me getting along with a stranger increase dramatically when they're wearing pants.I'm certain you would meet some interesting people on a cruise.
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Aeroknow
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Yeah that sucked but I was ready for it. The shitty thing is I drove all the way to costco yesterday to get a couple 2-packs of tarps but they were out
Still spent a few-four hundred dollars though lol.Had to settle with some tarps from home depot.
doublejj
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Costco.....the only store you can go in for a chicken and come out with $2800 worth of electronics....Yeah that sucked but I was ready for it. The shitty thing is I drove all the way to costco yesterday to get a couple 2-packs of tarps but they were out
Had to settle with some tarps from home depot.
doublejj
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tangerinegreen555
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Front wheel drive and global warming changed the tire industry.
I bought my 1st 4x4 truck right after it took me 60 minutes to drive 5 miles one snowy night 15 yrs. ago. I've had my new truck 2 years and it's been in 4WD once.
doublejj
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You won't get to my farm in the winter without 4WD.....
tangerinegreen555
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If other people with bald tires would stay off the roads around here, I wouldn't need 4WD.
But when it does snow, you need to restart on hills when the dumb ass in front of me stops spinning sideways.
doublejj
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Parts of the road ( I hate to call it a road, more like a trail) to the farm are in a creek bed. In the winter it can be like driving up a waterfall...
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raratt
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There are a few spots where we hunted/fished at that the road goes across some creeks and you have to make sure there isn't too much water in them before crossing. We were on old logging roads. We hunted from about 2500' up to about 6000' so the weather was quite changeable depending on altitude.