The ultimate thread! (possible NSFW) (#30)

[Mars]

Originally Posted by semlin

thanks! I will look and see if they sell a triple manifold version. I was actually thinking of buying a manhole ring at lunch. ideally I want to protect those pipes to the point where they converge

They make huge ones. That's about the smallest they make.

[semlin]

Originally Posted by GeoRoss

I have some more ditch digging in my future for the same application of irrigation. Not nearly as much as you so I'll just do it by hand. I can dig 8-10" in my sleep, especially after I rototill the entire yard for leveling.

I went through two pair of work gloves digging my last trench (70-80ft, 32" deep). It was the last foot through caliche using a jackhammer that did me in.

i would consider renting a small ditchwitch if it can break through your soil. as much as the fricken huge ditchwitch was a pita to use, it also dug about 1600 feet of 10" slot trench in about 5 hours.

[Mars]

Originally Posted by semlin

i would consider renting a small ditchwitch if it can break through your soil. as much as the fricken huge ditchwitch was a pita to use, it also dug about 1600 feet of 10" slot trench in about 5 hours.

That is frickin' spectacular. Good investment if you ask me.

[stinkyfj60]

Originally Posted by yooper

I have a bag very similar to this that is made for a bike rear rack. I never use it anymore. You want it? I think it might even be insulated, I forget.

Yeah, that would be bitchin'

[stinkyfj60]

At the library there has been two bikes parked everyday up front, my RockHopper and this really ghetto cool Huffy. The bike rack is a steal bar that is pretty long, horizontal, with these rings welded in pairs all along the bar. Your front tire is supposed to slide in the rings, it will hold your bike up, and you lock it to there. It must have been put there when 10-speeds were all the rage, because a MTB tire just doesnt go in and I cant use a cable lock to secure my bike without taking off the front wheel.

Anyway, the only reason I gave that description is becaues today I was putting my stuff in my bag when here comes the Huffy and its rider, a really athletic looking young woman. She comes in at a pretty good pace, doesnt even stop, just WHAM right between a pair of rings and the bike instantly stops. She just hopped off...

I dont know, it made me laugh...

[Bogo]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

only

I think they are estimating frost to go deeper in Omaha

They say 3-4 feet here in south central Iowa.

[grrlscout89FJ62]

rassafrassa! Got the wrong size doo-dah at the boat store. Now I hafta go back. *grumblegrumble*

[semlin]

can tut identify this object?

[semlin]

or this suv?

[Jman]

Originally Posted by semlin

my 93 has a mechanical counter that generates an electronic signal. counter still goes in the same spot in the tranny and there is still a speedo cable but it is only wires.

So, "speedo cable" still covers it.

Is your display a manual dial or electronic?

[Jman]

Originally Posted by semlin

it would have on sunday. by monday gloves didn't help much

[semlin]

Originally Posted by Jman

So, "speedo cable" still covers it.

Is your display a manual dial or electronic?

it is an electrically powered analog display. the only thing digital is the clock, which has an awesome stop watch timer we used during our road trip for playing the animal game.

[Jman]

Originally Posted by semlin

can tut identify this object?

Is that a gold toothpick and earwax spoon? Say, nearly 400 years old?

[Jman]

Originally Posted by semlin

or this suv?

A Fiat somethingorother?

[surfpig]

What?

[semlin]

Originally Posted by Jman

Is that a gold toothpick and earwax spoon? Say, nearly 400 years old?

[semlin]

Originally Posted by Jman

A Fiat somethingorother?

no......

[Jman]

[semlin]

Originally Posted by Jman

Is that a gold toothpick and earwax spoon? Say, nearly 400 years old?

why would you pick teeth with something made of gold??

[semlin]

very strange spam email today

Originally Posted by spammer

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[semlin]

Originally Posted by Jman

inneresting. looks like the old corvair van

[Jman]

Originally Posted by semlin

why would you pick teeth with something made of gold??

Conspicuous consumption.

[semlin]

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Originally Posted by Jman

Conspicuous consumption.