Well atleast he isn’t using gasoline! Lol
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Well atleast he isn’t using gasoline! Lol
Thanks for that info.With that art deco styling and no roofs they're definitely pre-war 1930s.
I also worked with an awesome guy who was from Vietnam. His parents straight up threw him on a makeshift raft with random people he didn’t know just to get him out of there. He was around 6 years old. He somehow was adopted by a U.S. family and eventually joined the army. He was in special operations with me and was a phenomenal shooter and operator. He almost lost his right eye when a bad hand load blew up in the chamber on his sniper rifle. He taught himself to shoot left eye and left handed and still destroyed us at the range. He always had snacks hidden everywhere. In his pockets, nooks and crannies in his room, all over the place. We always gave him a hard time. He told us that he was on the verge of starving to death after his parents tossed him on that raft. He said you wouldn’t understand unless you’ve been truly hungry and not knowing how or if you’d eat again. He wasn’t going to be hungry again if he could help it. We lost him in Iraq unfortunately. A regular army unit shot him with “friendly fire”.One of the greatest leaders I EVER had the privilege of working with in my yrs of service. He is currently serving as the Army commandant to the Space Force in Co. This is what, to me, defines the difference of immigrants that come for better vs. come for handouts. He escaped a tyrannical government, losing his parents along the way from North Vietnam and the true brutality of communism. View attachment 403899
You got my attention with maple and hickory. Especially Maple. You have anywhere to put them until I can get that way?View attachment 403888
Loaded up and ready to cut some trees in Randleman tomorrow. If anyone wants some free logs let me know. Red oak, maple, and hickory.
Yea, they will be at my house or my buddies house if nobody shows up to get them today. The hickory isn't a huge tree, but I can send you some pictures of the logs.You got my attention with maple and hickory. Especially Maple. You have anywhere to put them until I can get that way?
That really sucks.I also worked with an awesome guy who was from Vietnam. His parents straight up threw him on a makeshift raft with random people he didn’t know just to get him out of there. He was around 6 years old. He somehow was adopted by a U.S. family and eventually joined the army. He was in special operations with me and was a phenomenal shooter and operator. He almost lost his right eye when a bad hand load blew up in the chamber on his sniper rifle. He taught himself to shoot left eye and left handed and still destroyed us at the range. He always had snacks hidden everywhere. In his pockets, nooks and crannies in his room, all over the place. We always gave him a hard time. He told us that he was on the verge of starving to death after his parents tossed him on that raft. He said you wouldn’t understand unless you’ve been truly hungry and not knowing how or if you’d eat again. He wasn’t going to be hungry again if he could help it. We lost him in Iraq unfortunately. A regular army unit shot him with “friendly fire”.
Yea I would be interested in any of it really. I'd love to make some hickory and maple planks/boards to go with my Oak.Yea, they will be at my house or my buddies house if nobody shows up to get them today. The hickory isn't a huge tree, but I can send you some pictures of the logs.
I hate it when that happens!Went to get groceries, came home in a new grocery-getter.
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I saw a old Honda cross an rough intersection, in town. Tires were straight, but he had lowered it somehow. It bounced so Hard, he was leaving the seat & looked like his head hitting the top. I mean like 5 - 7 times, it threw him up out of the seat! But I guess he thought it looked Cool.
It's not uncommon Mexico to see a pair of jumper cables running from the powerline in though a window of a house. Scary shit.
S.E. Asia always amazed me, or India.It's not uncommon Mexico to see a pair of jumper cables running from the powerline in though a window of a house. Scary shit.
They actually make "hot taps" that look just like HD jumper cable ends but are rated for 400A.It's not uncommon Mexico to see a pair of jumper cables running from the powerline in though a window of a house. Scary shit.