What a letdown... I was waiting for him to get shot.
Now he has to go loot his buddy a new TV.
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What a letdown... I was waiting for him to get shot.
Now he has to go loot his buddy a new TV.
LMAO, that was his buddie's TV.
I was waiting for someone to knock the shit out of him.
Picture taken from airline passenger. What is it you say, well it's East Palestine PA.
He also said the 30-06 was an underachiever on game such as Desert Bighorn, after trailing and losing a trophy ram someone in his party gutshot. He was also a notorious blowhard and braggart.
He was fortunate to have lived in the Golden Years of hunting and shooting out west and as a result
was an excellent gun magazine writer and author. I have an autographed copy of his book Sixguns. He was a genius when it came to small arms, experimenting and developing loads and was the brainchild behind the .357, .44 and .41 mag. as well as an expert at long range shooting.
Bill Jordon was a close friend and looked up to him so that says something.
I'd love to hear his opinion of today's politics towards the 2nd A.
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Raquel Welch, 'One Million Years BC' and 'Fantastic Voyage' star, dead at 82
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/raquel-welch-dead-82
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/raquel-welch-dead-82
That Logmax machine is never mounted to a truck. There must be a Woods Machine parked behind the truck with the processor mounted to it.
BTW, I would program that processor to cut logs the right length for my wood stove and hold it over the back of my service truck. A bed load of rounds in about 30 seconds... LOL
Those were the days.
A day late, but I’m 74 so I get a pass
How are you supposed to maintain your girlish figure using a machine to dump your firewood into the bed of your service truck?
More importantly look at the wore out the front end on that unit.
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That 3 stick load is a rare site today.
Last time I saw one I wanted to follow to the mill and get a picture.
I'm old and crusty.
I now use a Milwaukee electric for the cutting.
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I kept my girlish figure working on the de-limbers in the field, building the woods machines in the Pierce shop in Tualatin. I would take the field service calls that the other shop rat's would turn down... Saw some beautiful country... Met good people. I only did that during one of the recessions when construction slowed down in Oregon. Most of my time was spent on the Intel campus at Hillsboro. But, enough got to be enough and I moved to Montana.
Yeah, and 9.30pm is the new midnight. What happened?
Yup 05-06 winter working Cat-side sawing poles- guys on the crew loaded their elk with a Log max and I’d take a dump trailer full of DF/ L rounds home every weekend!
Would love to know the story of that…
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