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Join the contest SubscribeNothing like a beautiful custom felt hat. Favorite hatmaker is O'Farrell's in Santa Fe.
Didnt know Lizzo had a dorsal fin when swimming by a water skier.
Trolling with live bait.
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Sirhr
It is incredible isn’t it.I so need to invest in a thermal….
Sirhr
Damn. Now Ive got to try and find a pad of Skelator post-it notes. Thats a freaking brilliant idea... I'll put them all over work!!!
I have a '46 TD9 handy sized dozer!
Now don’t y’all go misaligning a Commodore. They sang pretty good in their day which would be something like 45 years ago. (Still have “Three Times a Lady”in my head and I always thought it would be a GREAT name for the third sailboat a fellow owned) but I digress.
NOPE.....try again!2.7ghz = 270,000,000mhz.
Surprised you didn't dig up the Annual Hide Elf Tossing Contest thread and add it to that. That thread has roughly the same birthdate as the PortaJohn.
mine too, I have had one on order for about 16-17 months, he has a long waiting list and ran out of felt for awhile. He did give me a heck of a discount on a straw that he had in stock about a month ago. I live sw of Clayton, NMNothing like a beautiful custom felt hat. Favorite hatmaker is O'Farrell's in Santa Fe.
Now don’t y’all go misaligning a Commodore. They sang pretty good in their day which would be something like 45 years ago. (Still have “Three Times a Lady”in my head and I always thought it would be a GREAT name for the third sailboat a fellow owned) but I digress.
I once owned a Commodore Colt 286. (That would be a (supposedly)an IBM compatible 80286 powered computer running MSDOS and even ran Windows 3.0 and I think 3.1. Well it ran the software alright, but any hardware compatibility got lost somewhere in the bottom of the Commodore’s basement. I nearly went broke spending money on postage returning parts that were IBM compatible but would not work with the Colt’s architecture.
To increase memory, I had to slow down the clock speed from 12mhz to 8mhz. However, i ran a virtual drive at 12. For all you new folks, the rather antiquated iPad (generation 9 I am using has a clock speed 2.7Ghz.
Still it was a good looking machine and it ran by compiler and Word which was the important thing.
2.7ghz = 270,000,000mhz. You might say it is a might bit faster, and this generation was launched in 2021. (Current iPad is Generation 10)View attachment 8470027
Been a customer of the shop for many years and stop by and see Scott every time I am in town. Currently have two felts and 2 straw hats from them as well one on order. Had an old Resistol felt I bought from Ruben's Western Wear in Raton back in the mid-70's when I worked on the UU Bar. Never liked the crease and it needed work and only have kept it for sentimental reasons. Dropped it off with Scott over a year ago and they re-blocked and creased the crown to my liking and did a beautiful job.mine too, I have had one on order for about 16-17 months, he has a long waiting list and ran out of felt for awhile. He did give me a heck of a discount on a straw that he had in stock about a month ago. I live sw of Clayton, NM
NOPE.....try again!
Hey Fellows, its computer generated, look at the girl with 6 fingers on one hand, the barrel sticking out of the magazine has a scope that light could not possibly pass through and carrying a toddler into combat, its computers for you.Fify.
I had a TRS-80 and a Zenith Z-100.Now don’t y’all go misaligning a Commodore. They sang pretty good in their day which would be something like 45 years ago. (Still have “Three Times a Lady”in my head and I always thought it would be a GREAT name for the third sailboat a fellow owned) but I digress.
I once owned a Commodore Colt 286. (That would be a (supposedly)an IBM compatible 80286 powered computer running MSDOS and even ran Windows 3.0 and I think 3.1. Well it ran the software alright, but any hardware compatibility got lost somewhere in the bottom of the Commodore’s basement. I nearly went broke spending money on postage returning parts that were IBM compatible but would not work with the Colt’s architecture.
To increase memory, I had to slow down the clock speed from 12mhz to 8mhz. However, i ran a virtual drive at 12. For all you new folks, the rather antiquated iPad (generation 9 I am using has a clock speed 2.7Ghz.
Still it was a good looking machine and it ran by compiler and Word which was the important thing.
2.7ghz = 270,000,000mhz. You might say it is a might bit faster, and this generation was launched in 2021. (Current iPad is Generation 10)View attachment 8470027
Or a Bentley.
As another follically challenged gentleman, that is a recipe for a beat down.
I have to admit that I sort of sympathize with the kid. I ate left over WWII C-rations back in the 1970s. I never got sick from canned food that was almost 35 years old.
However, I puked up more MREs than I care to remember. There was nothing else to eat. So I had no choice and they did NOT taste any better the 2nd time around.