joeb631a
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From what I understand he may be at his new heating system with furnace polishHi, pute!
From what I understand he may be at his new heating system with furnace polishHi, pute!
Any PM?So far on one 24 KT mephisto auto I had pictured last week with 6 days of curing so far and little more needed I got 104 grams so far .
Have one more to take down end of the week
No but they were grown indoorsAny PM?
Glad to hear , 4 zips off an auto SWEET...................... @Carty will be ProudNo but they were grown indoors
i would have lost my second run because they were ready around monsoon season.
I have another run outside and whatever I get I get
so far not big enough to hold moisture like the second run.
LOL!From what I understand he may be at his new heating system with furnace polish
Hi, boo!Good morning peoples…
Im no motor guy but I remember friends had a caddy with a gas engine they made into a diesel .LOL!
I had a customer years ago who had a diesel Cadillac that suffered from an extremely hard brake pedal (power brakes that have lost their 'power'). He spent an entire weekend replacing the booster, only to realize he still had a hard pedal when he was done. He brought it to the shop, and I found out that the vacuum pump was bad, so the booster wasn't getting any vacuum. A half hour fix, and he was back on the road.
Every time he came back to the shop after that, he'd pull out a rag and start polishing that vacuum pump whenever I'd raise the hood. And he'd laugh and laugh, and I'd mess with him about it. Cool guy. We got along just fine. I teasingly called him "The Pump Polisher".
He always wore a blue work shirt with the name BLACK on the front. I asked him where the name came from, because I knew it wasn't his actual name. He told me he got the nickname when he was in a gang in West Palm Beach because he was the darkest member of the gang. lol And he was...I mean...coal. black. And big.
I spent a couple years removing those 'wannabe' diesels (they were actually sleeved Oldsmobile gas engines converted to diesel - leaky, unreliable, noisy, smelly) and replacing them with Olds gas engines back in the early 80's. Made some money doing it, too! ;-)Im no motor guy but I remember friends had a caddy with a gas engine they made into a diesel .
I may be wrong,lot of weed from then to now.
Morning Newb!Hi, pute!
Sounds warm to me!I can’t believe it’s 57° outside…
We hit the upper 20's this morning. Gonna be a sunny 68 today though. I'll take it!I can’t believe it’s 57° outside…
More like this. My sister was into what we called Western Pleasure (not exactly dressage) - but I preferred cutting ponies and speed events. There's no feeling quite like sitting atop a 1200-1400 pound solid muscle at a flat-out run.
Bikes come 'close'...but they don't sweat and slobber on you. LOL
I gotta remember to cover up the camera on my laptop. How'd ya know I was topless?Good morning brothers and sisters! Topless Tuesday yet again!
He better not be! I believe Swede is Scandinavian.Good morning everyone. Todays plan to do paperwork at least at my house so there will be breaks. Have a nice day everyone and Big, we are thinking about you and your dentist buzz today. Hope everything works out well and you will be French kissing in no time
I might go back to bottles if I had one of these.
Horses have personalities like dogs do...some of them are couch potatoes - without the couch, of course. But yes, a horse that loves to run and work just loves doing so, like a working dog does.I watched that once. Got to go back and talk to the riders. I found out the horsies LOVE to do it. <-- when one is not brought out of its stall with the others, it cries pitifully.
More like this. My sister was into what we called Western Pleasure (not exactly dressage) - but I preferred cutting ponies and speed events. There's no feeling quite like sitting atop a 1200-1400 pound solid muscle at a flat-out run.
Bikes come 'close'...but they don't sweat and slobber on you. LOL
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