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Nothing 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.
Dang Sirhrmechanic, seems like you don’t sit still, even for a minute. Stuff gets done around your place.
Maligne lake Jasper, a few months ago.
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.
I had some kind of stomach bug yesterday.
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!!!
And sorry about the stomach bug...
I have a '46 TD9 handy sized dozer!
It’s impossible to hum while holding your nose. You just tested it, didn’t you? Normally, when you hum, the air is able to escape through your nose to create the sound, and of course, it can’t do that when you’re holding it shut. This is one of the weird facts you can test out for yourself. Go ahead, try it.
Last year, the National Retail Federation predicted Americans would spend around $9.5 billion on food to celebrate the Fourth of July. This averages out to about $93 per person participating in a BBQ, cookout, or picnic. When it comes to alcohol, “more beer is sold on and around the Fourth of July holiday than during any other time throughout the year,” according to the Beer Institute.
Generally, Americans will spend around $1 billion on beer and more than $560 million on wine for their Fourth celebrations.
Generally, Americans will spend around $1 billion on beer and more than $560 million on wine for their Fourth celebrations.
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)
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
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.
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.
Or a Bentley.
Until it %$Y$ing bricks and the immobilizer turns it into a lawn ornament and it has to go to NJ to be %$$#@ing re-programmed.
So in future I'll stick to rifles.
Sirhr
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