? I have to do the same thing with my wife . She makes me pay for it but usually is ok the next day.
They get over it.......
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? I have to do the same thing with my wife . She makes me pay for it but usually is ok the next day.
Looks like we will have to come back for another visit, the Legion looks like my kind of place...........A Buddy and I had to go get some supplies to replace the insulation under the house from the broken water pipe. He sez let's stop by the Legion for some drinks. Ok! But just a couple, we got work to do. ?
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Finished up and ran over to the old stomping grounds to see a couple friends. Stayed a tad late. Ended up doing a late dinner with an angry Wife.?
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Looks like we will have to come back for another visit, the Legion looks like my kind of place...........
Taking Pam back to Singapore next month, last time we were there (except for transiting the airport) was 1981 so expecting it to look a little different. Hoping to get back your way next year but I may have to retire first. Thinking of starting from Fort Worth, drive around as much as we can on the East coast area then Trans Canada rail to your area then take the 101 south and see all the bits we missed due to weather earlier this year.
Looks like we will have to come back for another visit, the Legion looks like my kind of place...........
Taking Pam back to Singapore next month, last time we were there (except for transiting the airport) was 1981 so expecting it to look a little different. Hoping to get back your way next year but I may have to retire first. Thinking of starting from Fort Worth, drive around as much as we can on the East coast area then Trans Canada rail to your area then take the 101 south and see all the bits we missed due to weather earlier this year.
That's a big step up!My used mil 7c showed up this morning. It'll take awhile to get it setup but at least I have it! No longer in the dark ages realm of sfp mismatched bullcrap (I didn't know better at the time).
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Next to the Leopold mark ar 3-9x40
I was planning on a pst2 at the lowest. Back in January I accidently gave myself a manicure with a wood router at work. Because of the fix I have a spot on my hand that is numb because the nerve got moved with skin to cover my missing thumbnail. They decided that I have a 3% impairment and so I received a payout. That is what I chose to use some of it on.That's a big step up!
Healing up again. First surgery was Feb 6. Nail remnants came back so 3 months later went back in at the doctor's office to remove it. 3 months later (last Friday), went back in. Should be good this time. Doc says he hasn't had to go back in twice before. I should go into the old thread and update it.@LeftyJason I remember your post about the finger. Sounds like a good trade to me.
I was in high cotton with a 700P and shitty scope till I found this place. This site has F'ed many a bank account.
Thanks mate, definitely going to avoid your winter this time, would have last time except for having to fit in with the grand kids school holidays. Next trip will just be the two of us.Plan for Georgia in the early fall. We'll show you around a bit and give you a route map through the mountains.
Cant like your pic because i feel your pain. About a month ago i was mowing my yard and ran over an underground hornets nest ! i stopped counting after about twenty stings.....then the other messed up part of my story is, i had to go to work later that evening and be up on my feet all night.....its a good thing im not allergic to bee/hornet stings.View attachment 7142819
I didn't see this nest while clearing some brush behind the barn this weekend! I got a thorough ass whooping by some wasps! Looks like Ive got chicken pox
I'm laughing about it now because I've since sprayed the crap out of them and then took the tractor and bulldozed their playground! Good thing it wasn't on video though, I'm sure it wasn't my most graceful moment!Cant like your pic because i feel your pain. About a month ago i was mowing my yard and ran over an underground hornets nest ! i stopped counting after about twenty stings.....then the other messed up part of my story is, i had to go to work later that evening and be up on my feet all night.....its a good thing im not allergic to bee/hornet stings.
Thanks mate, definitely going to avoid your winter this time, would have last time except for having to fit in with the grand kids school holidays. Next trip will just be the two of us.
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Who's angry wife was dinner with?A Buddy and I had to go get some supplies to replace the insulation under the house from the broken water pipe. He sez let's stop by the Legion for some drinks. Ok! But just a couple, we got work to do. ?
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Finished up and ran over to the old stomping grounds to see a couple friends. Stayed a tad late. Ended up doing a late dinner with an angry Wife.?
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It's one of the 2 main engines on the boat I'm currently working on, I'm a civilian contract sailor for the navy. It's a cat D399. It looks huge but the d399's are pretty weak sauce. Only 1100hp each still dead nuts reliable and easy to work on. My absolute favorite engines to have on a boat are the old GM EMD 2 stroke 645 series with massive blowers imo they have earned the title of world's most indestructible diesel engineOilfield generator? One of my son-in-laws used to work on those monsters. Those and NG compressors.
I had to do a couple of searches to find out what you're talking about. Holy Balls, those be some BIG engines.
Very cool, thanks for the reply,
Video on the lower portion of the trail.Took a little hike today in the Cascade mountains 60 miles from the house.
Blue Pool/Tamolitch Pool
Blue Pool/Tamolitch Pool trail is an easy family friendly hike along the McKenzie River. This is one of the most popular hikes in Oregon and it can even be done in the winter time.www.hikeoregon.net
I grew up fishing the McKenzie River in the 60's, had a couple river boats '75-'95 and haven't fished since. This river also runs behind my house about 400yds away. I got spoiled fishing early when catching big 16-22" native rainbows was common place. I just lost interest, though I walk the river am and pm with my dogs at least 355 days a year. ?@Sieg Do you fish? I'd love to see some fish pictures.
Go Bucky
Shake down the thunder...Oh no! Not crazy football nuns.
Aunt Susie is a sister and loves Notre Dame.
Hafta listen to their fight song when I call her.....
3 guys sat at the bar next to use talking about getting rowdy. Then they ordered hard seltzers?
To each their own...Really?! Im low carb but the white claws are for ladies aren’t they? Like valley girl and middle aged ladies?
Let me know when y'all are planning to come back to the U.S. and visit the east coast. I can give you a list of good places to visit.Looks like we will have to come back for another visit, the Legion looks like my kind of place...........
Taking Pam back to Singapore next month, last time we were there (except for transiting the airport) was 1981 so expecting it to look a little different. Hoping to get back your way next year but I may have to retire first. Thinking of starting from Fort Worth, drive around as much as we can on the East coast area then Trans Canada rail to your area then take the 101 south and see all the bits we missed due to weather earlier this year.
Well that brings back some memories. Didn't have much opportunity to mess with Cats. Mostly EMD, Wartsila, and Man where I worked.Replaced fuel nozzles and washed it down. Mechanical simplicity at its finestView attachment 7142936
With the mtu engines we burnt 7000 gallons of diesel an hour at cruising speed. Now that's a fuel bill haha.
My bad guys the 7000 is liters per hr. I messaged my old chief and confirmed. I get it mixed up, going between US imperial and foreign built metric equipped boats will do that. This ancient thing im on now with the two d399 cats is roughly 1800 gallons a day cruising at about 9 knots which is excellent fuel economy for a steel hulled boat.I think that’s an exaggeration. Maybe 700, but not 7000. We had a quad turbo v-16 genset that maybe would burn 300 gallons. In a 12 hour shift. 7000 gallons in a semi load. Literally.
Looks beautiful, limiting out that fast sounds like it was fun. I've only ever gotten the chance to bird hunt once for chukar it was a blast.
@Srgt. Hulka Is that corn? Grain sorghum?