Random pic thread.

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Saw this guy earlier this week. Our neighbor saw it again today and got a better picture. Young man said he got close enough to pet it!

I've only ever saw them in Brevard NC.
 
Harbor freight screwdriver, right out of the pack.

Now honestly I expect any screwdriver this length to mostly serve as a pry bar, I guess they just pre bend it for you.
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Got the inside cleaned up. The rubber floor mat still looks dirty but is better. I took the ugly running boards off and the transfer tank out. I have the cap/shell off to get the tank out but I am leaving it off for now. Will clean up the outside tomorrow. Runs and drives great, dash is perfect. The bed had a liner but it was cut around the transfer tank so I took it out too, bed is really nice. Included was a NIB set of new Mopar tow mirrors, I may put them on tomorrow….in the down position 😅 I can’t stand the moose antler look. Zero rust…. Old man creampuff Cummins.

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My first wife wanted raised garden beds. So we bought some $4 cedar fence pickets from Home Depot. Also was gonna get 2x2s for the stakes, but a ground contact 2x4 was cheaper than a barely treated 2x2, so we went with 2x4s.
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Then I put her to work. (Really she put herself to work, but it sounds cooler if I say I put her to work. )
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I was rather proud of my brilliance here. The cutoff pieces push the last one in to the bucket as I feed them through the cut.
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Marked positions on the table with a pencil and got em all screwed together in about 20 minutes.
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$300 and a few hours later…
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jeepinmatt said:
My first wife wanted raised garden beds. So we bought some $4 cedar fence pickets from Home Depot. Also was gonna get 2x2s for the stakes, but a ground contact 2x4 was cheaper than a barely treated 2x2, so we went with 2x4s.
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Then I put her to work. (Really she put herself to work, but it sounds cooler if I say I put her to work. )
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I was rather proud of my brilliance here. The cutoff pieces push the last one in to the bucket as I feed them through the cut.
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Marked positions on the table with a pencil and got em all screwed together in about 20 minutes.
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$300 and a few hours later…
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Ho Ly fuck. Did your wife watch the same damn instagram story thing that mine did? Because that is exactly what my wife approached me with a few weekends ago
 
jeepinmatt said:
My first wife wanted raised garden beds. So we bought some $4 cedar fence pickets from Home Depot. Also was gonna get 2x2s for the stakes, but a ground contact 2x4 was cheaper than a barely treated 2x2, so we went with 2x4s.
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Then I put her to work. (Really she put herself to work, but it sounds cooler if I say I put her to work. )
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I was rather proud of my brilliance here. The cutoff pieces push the last one in to the bucket as I feed them through the cut.
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Marked positions on the table with a pencil and got em all screwed together in about 20 minutes.
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$300 and a few hours later…
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Looking at this I see an absolute smorgasbord for grubs with the wood chips and organic soil. You should consider some type of organic/non toxic grub plan such as Milky Spore bacteria. I'm not well versed on Organic/green/non-toxic pest control so there may be better alternatives but it's worth looking in to. Milky Spore does take some time to generate and develop.
And BTW, nice job!
 
R Q said:
Looking at this I see an absolute smorgasbord for grubs with the wood chips and organic soil. You should consider some type of organic/non toxic grub plan such as Milky Spore bacteria. I'm not well versed on Organic/green/non-toxic pest control so there may be better alternatives but it's worth looking in to. Milky Spore does take some time to generate and develop.
And BTW, nice job!
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You’re not wrong, but tell it to a woman who takes in a constant feed of unvetted organic hippy dippy stuff on the women’s internet and you’re wasting your breath.
 
orange150 said:
Ho Ly fuck. Did your wife watch the same damn instagram story thing that mine did? Because that is exactly what my wife approached me with a few weekends ago
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I guaran damn tee you she did. Some generically attractive chick talking about how she made a thing for cheap and did it all by herself with these easy to use tools and she’s not sponsored but you can get it all from <name of retailer who is back door sponsoring post>. :laughing:

:shaking:

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WARRIORWELDING said:
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Saw this guy earlier this week. Our neighbor saw it again today and got a better picture. Young man said he got close enough to pet it!

I've only ever saw them in Brevard NC.
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One got run over near my house a few years back.

After dropping the kids off, I went back to get it because I decided to have it taxidermy'd and someone or something beat me to it. :(
 
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It may just be me, but usually when I see anything along these sorts from either men or women... they be ROUGH looking.

Example, I was behind a car with the bumper sticker 'if you're gonna ride my ass, at least pull my hair'.

To prove this point I speed up next to them to show the wife it wasn't some cute college girl...

Some worn out haggard old broad was driving.
 
jeepinmatt said:
My first wife wanted raised garden beds. So we bought some $4 cedar fence pickets from Home Depot. Also was gonna get 2x2s for the stakes, but a ground contact 2x4 was cheaper than a barely treated 2x2, so we went with 2x4s.
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Then I put her to work. (Really she put herself to work, but it sounds cooler if I say I put her to work. )
View attachment 415886

I was rather proud of my brilliance here. The cutoff pieces push the last one in to the bucket as I feed them through the cut.
View attachment 415887

Marked positions on the table with a pencil and got em all screwed together in about 20 minutes.
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$300 and a few hours later…
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I'm glad my wife doesn't have an account on this site.
 
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