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Might want to get a priest to do an exorcism on that bugger.
Island Of Misfits
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It’s an ambulance
jagwire2010
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I used to rebuild cylinder heads, including racing heads (double hump - angle plug 350 Chevy heads). We did welding, new seats, rotary broach, new cam journals, etc. We pressure tested them for leaks. We did it all, aluminum and cast iron. Tractor heads, too.
We used to encounter incompetent mechanics and machine shops, and had to set them straight. We put heat tabs on our rebuilt heads, and the center would melt if it overheated - which was Not our fault... So, check your thermostat, water pump, or whatever. But it will cost you to fix the head that you f'd up.
Any of the rest of you eat seafood on Fridays?
Now I'm turned on.
jagwire2010
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Was remembering the concerts I used to go to, and the most memorable one was Metallica - Guns and Roses at Arrowhead Stadium in '96. GnR was late, so Metallica played another set that lasted almost 2 hours! I was down in the mosh pit, slam dancing and acting wild. Weed was everywhere, and a little alcohol made it through, too. Fun times!
jagwire2010
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It was really cool when Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee had his drum set lifted into the air, spun upside-down and all while he was drumming his *** off! It spun back upright, lowered down and the whole band hammered out the rest of the song. Wild!
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jagwire2010
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Needless to say, I used to be pretty wild in my younger years. The 90's was my decade of decadence, working at the shop. We worked hard, partied hard and had a blast doing it. When Big John died, and Frank "The Bank" took over, things fell apart and the shop closed down. Alcohol and other party favors played a major role in all of that...
It was very sad. It was a small family-owned business that was very successful - until Big John died (Frank's dad). I had driven by the old shop years later, and it was a used car business. Frank's trailer was still on the property, which is where a lot of the parties took place.
It was very sad. It was a small family-owned business that was very successful - until Big John died (Frank's dad). I had driven by the old shop years later, and it was a used car business. Frank's trailer was still on the property, which is where a lot of the parties took place.
jagwire2010
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Today was payday, so we had a lot of errands to run. My baby is asleep, so I am sitting in my favorite chair smoking a bowl and eating some of the cinnamon hard candy that my friend made (about 20 mg THC each piece). He is going to be rolling through Oklahoma in a couple of weeks, so I will have a fresh supply of bud and those 100 mg gummies. Yay!
Good night ya'll!
jagwire2010
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Good morning insomniac Misfits! My baby is fast asleep, so I am sitting in my favorite chair smoking a bowl. Back pain is keeping me awake, so I am going to smoke until the pain subsides. Sometimes I smoke enough to pass out in my chair 
What's your temps like Jag? I was just outside and it quite cold here. I'm fixing to get smoked out and try and get back to sleep. Another hour and it's coffee time. Not ready to throw in the towel just yet on sleep. Know anything about Corvettes?
jagwire2010
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Hey, it's 45 and clear right now. Yeah, I have been smoking all night/morning, and it's looking like I will be drinking coffee soon and pushing on through the day.
On the Corvettes, I know we did some R & R's (repair and return), valve jobs. We would get sets of aluminum 350 heads - they wanted us to rotary broach the surface and take off a specific amount from each head (usually .0015 to .0020, the machine did all of the calibration), to increase compression in the cylinders. We even did Caterpillar heads for the Department of Transportation, and farmers would bring in their tractor heads. I did so many different types cylinder heads, I used to dream at night about repairing them. Welding aluminum with a TIG rig was a craft, and to do it correctly so they don't leak was very important.
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jagwire2010
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Was breaking up a bud of Strawnana x GMO, an indica dominant hybrid with 26% THC - and found a seed! To the seed bank it goes
Good morning brothers and sisters! Hugz all around!
And yet more rain, starting at 45F and predicted to reach 54F.
I got my hip x-rays done yesterday and the results from the hospital, but not the analysis from my doctor yet. The technician that read the film said they were only mildly arthritic, but I wait with bait on my breath to have the acute displaced fracture or traumatic misalignment explained:
Findings: Acute displaced fracture or traumatic malalignment. Mild bilateral hip joint space narrowing. Symphysis pubis is maintained. Sacroiliac joints are maintained without diastasis. Pelvic phleboliths. Degenerative changes in the imaged spine. Atherosclerotic calcifications.
Impression: Bilateral mild hip osteoarthritis without acute osseous abnormality.
I took my first pain pill for my back this morning and we will see how they work out.
A text last night from a tenant after I had gone to bed informing me that the shower at one of the units won't turn off. I put in new first class plumbing fixtures there about 2005 so I infer it is just a failed seal.
And yet more rain, starting at 45F and predicted to reach 54F.
I got my hip x-rays done yesterday and the results from the hospital, but not the analysis from my doctor yet. The technician that read the film said they were only mildly arthritic, but I wait with bait on my breath to have the acute displaced fracture or traumatic misalignment explained:
Findings: Acute displaced fracture or traumatic malalignment. Mild bilateral hip joint space narrowing. Symphysis pubis is maintained. Sacroiliac joints are maintained without diastasis. Pelvic phleboliths. Degenerative changes in the imaged spine. Atherosclerotic calcifications.
Impression: Bilateral mild hip osteoarthritis without acute osseous abnormality.
I took my first pain pill for my back this morning and we will see how they work out.
A text last night from a tenant after I had gone to bed informing me that the shower at one of the units won't turn off. I put in new first class plumbing fixtures there about 2005 so I infer it is just a failed seal.
jagwire2010
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Got a fresh cup of coffee and just packed another bowl. I will be good to go in a minute. Have more errands to run today, so coffee is my friend!
jagwire2010
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Once upon a time, I had a Chow/Husky mix named Thor. Not sure exactly how much he weighed, but I would guess at 150 lbs. His paws were bigger than my fists, so it fit well having Thor's hammer. His tongue/mouth had the classic purple color notable to the Chow breed, and he had a huge, thick mane around his neck and shoulders that resembled a lion. He used to play tag with my neighbors female pit bull, which led to love nips and puppies.
