[yooper]

Originally Posted by Jman

What is that wrench-like dealio in the head?

Originally Posted by website linked by val in his post :rolleyes:

Annihilator™ 14" Wrecking/Utility Bar

Demolition Hammer Use for breaking down hard surfaces, as well as other general hammer uses. Includes Dead On® bottle opener. Nail Puller/Tile Ripper Pull nails and get underneath tile to rip up tile. Board Straightener Adjusts board into proper positions before tacking. Use on standard board sizes. Demolition Axe Rip through dry wall, wood slots,shingles and strip conduit. Precision Balance Our overall weight-to-length ratio creates the same perfect "balance" Multi Purpose Wrench/Nail Puller Use this wrench for releasing concrete forms and other general uses. Chisel Smash, crack and chip away at tile, brick or other pry bar uses. Scoring point.

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[yooper]

fooking phucquerinos

I'm going to bed.

fucking night to all and to all a good fuck

[Hugh Heifer]

Originally Posted by Cube Dweller

How will you cook them?

Speaking of mofer cooking. Some drunks in an adjoining county kilt a dog (the dog was referred to a a suitor - a vernacular I was not familiar with to define a stray mutt or what was reffered to in PR as a sato) they butchered it and put the meat in the freezer. They throught the remains in a burn barrel and that put off and smell that casued the neighbors to call the popo. The popo discovered a bloody mess and the remains of the dog and ended up charging the guys with animal cruelty. one of the guys arrested was a Vietnam Vet. In hi interview he stated he had eaten dog often overseas and he and a chum were drinkin when they kilt the mutt. Said he probably would not have done it if he had not been drinkin.

One of the deputies said, "You might think I am sick but if I did not know this was dog I would eat it, looks like a good cut of meat!" Apparently it tastes like chicken with the consitancey of very lean beef.

So - why can't one kill a stary dog like one can kill a cow or a deer or a pig or boar?

[Hugh Heifer]

I am going to P and get my last beer of the weekend.

[Jman]

Originally Posted by yooper

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Thanks, dickwad. He didn't post the Web site until later post.

[Bogo]

Originally Posted by yooper

That would be sweet. If you end up with a bad engine but good frame on one of them you should. Go with as high voltage as you can. Voltage = torque.

Generally.

The reason I mentioned 36V is the high availability of robust motors, battery chargers and speed controllers for the golf cart industry. With a battery pack made of D or F sized NiMH cells or the new Li-ion cells being used in power tools you can get very high voltages in a small pack. The controller and battery chargers then become the issues. Where to get it or do you have to roll your own? Motors are also harder to find. Another thing to think about is higher voltages require more protection circuitry to meet code. NEC and SAE both have something to say about greater than 50VDC in a vehicle.

[ChaseTruck]

Originally Posted by yooper

.... and the heat cable is doing not much at all despite being pretty warm. It's just too ****ing cold out, -3° F at the moment.

IIRC the cables only work down to 15°F or somesuch.
Supposedly this is o.k. because the formation of ice dams and the presence of water on the roof is greatly reduced at temps below that...

[Hugh Heifer]

Originally Posted by monniepoo

I'm still in the dark on this imaginary calendar

I have tried to add a few things and it won't do it for me. I dunno.

[Hugh Heifer]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

werk


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Me too all day Saturday.

[Bogo]

Originally Posted by srplus

If you continue to use the chisel it will be easier on your wrist to clamp the chisel in a pair of vise grips and then put on good pair of padded gloves to hold the pliers. A two to four pound baby sledge will make the hammering a lot easier and more effective than either a framing hammer or a dead-blow one.

This is ice removal. A small pick ax.

[Hugh Heifer]

Originally Posted by srplus

TaDa!

I had just gotten back from the walk and posted and then heard BAM!

The bread machine fell off the counter while kneading the dough. I guess the two pound loaf was just a bit too much for it to handle or somehow it got to bouncing as the paddle was spinning.

No real major since the floor was clean and the five minute rule was invoked. I gathered up the ball and kneaded it by hand on the counter. It is rising now so I am hoping it works out. I put it in a loaf pan and scored the top for a more traditional shaped loaf that I am waiting to put in the oven.

I love fresh bread and am hoping a disaster was diverted since we went to the Hippie food store to get some special stone ground WW flour. Next loaf that I make I will either make sure the bread machine is wedged in or is not so close to the edge or I will just knead and bake in the oven the old way.

Steven dropped a two pound loaf on the floor

[valentine]

Originally Posted by Bogo

So what does a knee get you???

The ability to walk.

[Hugh Heifer]

Originally Posted by yooper

fooking phucquerinos

I'm going to bed.

fucking night to all and to all a good fuck

Night fuckin dickwad

[thorvald]

Originally Posted by valentine

Bid against him.

[Jman]

Yoop needs one of these:

[valentine]

Originally Posted by yooper

new apprentice?

I wish...

We actually had a tiny good looking girl apprentice for about two weeks. She delivered parts for her first week, worked in the field the second. I don't think she even made it the full second week.

[gladly]

Originally Posted by Jman

I guess Nebraska is in the middle of fucking nowhere.

my worst purchase/shipping attempt/FAIL was from a nebraska vendor, but i don't think it was because of any shipping from nevada issue, it was more of a lying asshat factor

[Hugh Heifer]

Originally Posted by FJ40 MNTCRZR

Me's thinks its time for a bloody mary ... mmmmm

FUCK YEAH!!!!!

[Jman]

Originally Posted by Hugh Heifer

Steven dropped a two pound loaf on the floor

And later on, he's gonna eat it!

[Bogo]

Originally Posted by surfpig

How long does it take to cook a 80 Series, anyway?

At 15 minutes per lbs...