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It's OK. The war drums are silent so far...... :)

Well, shipmates, it's time for this old codger to hit the hay. Wore my butt out mowing today, got a Dr. appointment tomorrow morning, and another hour on the mower before my Friday beer reward. Hugs and inappropriate gropes to the lot of ya. G'night.
Appreciate the inappropriate gropes ....!
 
Old fkers. I put 2 beautiful chicks on here and not one word about anything but airplanes.
Funny as ****.😁



planes , trains , and automobiles

but yeah , don’t let a few limp Johnson’s stop you from posting more photos of the delightful female carbon units






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My closest shave to wrecking happened on a quiet, beautiful, dead still Floriduh morning. I was doing touch-and-goes at the uncontrolled Boca Raton Airplane Patch. Had done about four or so, and a fargin 4-engined humongumous military transport plane gets in the pattern.

No big thing, but it was tres unusual for a military plane to land on this ex-military (WWII) runway nowadays. I really thought it was kewl, as I was on my downwind leg in 51Hotel the Spam Can, and could watch it coming.

I turned base leg as the monster bird approached, rapt at the sight of it, with flaps as large as my whole fargin plane. The freight train lumbered by, and I turned and followed.

It was traveling faster than I was, of course. The landing speed in a single-occupant Cessna 152 is a measly 46MPH. So he was in no way (HAH!) in my path as I approached the runway.

I forgot about the hurricanes made by big aerioplane thingies...

I was twelve feet above the runway when the nose of the Spam Can just... dropped.

Like in, a vacuum. Which it sorta was. The instant angle was so steep, I do not know to this day how the prop did not hit the runway.

But the front wheel took every bit of the weight of the entire airplane... and bounced it back up for a damned shaky landing. No damage at all.

Except for the washers bitten out of the pilot's seat by my ***-hole.
Yep. Prop wash vortexes have put many a plane down. Kinda like a microburst. The wash from the big jets can disturb air for a mile or two.
Bet they couldn't have driven a hatpin up yer arse with a sledge hammer!
Mine ain't limp it's just old and tired.😁
Mine ain't short, that's just wear and tear.
 
Yep. Prop wash vortexes have put many a plane down. Kinda like a microburst. The wash from the big jets can disturb air for a mile or two.
Bet they couldn't have driven

Mine ain't short, that's just wear and tear.
a hatpin up yer arse with a sledge hammer!
Dont forget your toothbrush
 
Back from the Hindu's. BP 140/70, blood drawn, and he begged me to do a CAT scan and a lower lumbar X ray. Wanted to give me the finger wave and schedule me for a colonoscope. Told him no on both counts. Did say I'd do a cologuard test. Hope the dog doesn't mind. I'm probably gonna have to pet him first.
Heading out to finish mowing. See yas.
 
Back from the Hindu's. BP 140/70, blood drawn, and he begged me to do a
CAT scan and a lower lumbar X ray. Wanted to give me the finger wave and schedule me for a colonoscope. Told him no on both counts. Did say I'd to a cologuard test. Hope the dog doesn't mind. I'm probably gonna have to pet him first.
Heading out to finish mowing. See yas.
My Doc gives me a stool kit to take home
You place a paper over the water ,drop one , quick swipe with a sample collector and it the mail. Then wait
 
I hate automotive wiring, especially after someone has butchered it. Bringing an old 88 international truck up to DOT specs should keep me busy for a bit, with lots of cussing....

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You have to admire the room under the hood of a 88 International truck, if not their sleek modernistic design............................
 
Goooode morning River City! 55F @ 90% RH, cloudy and predicted to reach 63F.

The lawn guy came and the landscapers finished up yesterday, so after my previous weeding and their detailed trimming/clean up with new bark dust, the yard looks like it belongs in Better Homes and Garden.

The new bee colony is doing well, and the hive is a flurry of activity. There are so many coming and going through the hole in the front of the swarm box that I feel like they need a bigger hole. You got to love and admire their dedication and industry!!!!!

More work finishing up the stash box lid detail prints yesterday and today I will start on a gate design for the space between ours and the neighbor's garages to block traffic. The boat that I just donated formerly helped filled the space, which is an open invite for street traffic to access our back yards.
 
Slow day on the ranch. Everybody must have the monkey pox....



out here on the prairie we embrace boredom and monotony is our friend

the most exciting thing that happened in this town this week?…….gas went up another $.30 cents a gallon and sits at $4.34 unleaded and $5.39 diesel

bass turds!
 
Goooode morning and merry day of the Sun! All hail Mithra. 51F @ 91% RH, rain with 6 mph winds and predicted to reach 62F.

I finished drafting the stash box and inlay detail, designed a gate system for between the garages, and ordered the metal frame. Also made it about two thirds through the design for a toybox for Miss Layla.

I plan to finish the toybox and design a couple wastebaskets. Any thoughts on what else might be cool out of nice or exotic wood and small enough to easily and economically ship?
 

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