Really nice bird. Congrats to him.
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Yes!!!! That is so awesome.
Nice bird!!!
Not the best. One of my best friends from work lost his wife today. Very sad.....Bill retired 3 or 4 years ago but due to her health never really started doing a lot of things he thought he would, but he loved his wife and never said a word. They are both people of God in all they try to do and live, I know she is now well (this was not virus related) and dancing in heaven. Just so sad due to all this other stuff, were there 2 boys really able to say goodbye, etc. she came home from the hospital this past Friday, started hospice, thought they had a couple months and gone.......
I really hate to hear that. Prayers for the family in this rough time.
That's great!
Pictures say it all....well almost! Be safe and keep your eye on the tool. Or at least take the tool away from your work piece while your looking away.
Yo, Eric, looking for a reason to go to the emergency room is never a good idea. And these days a visit to the ER can be a life threatening adventure.
Ouch!
BTDT unfortunately.
BTDT unfortunately.
Most of the time we say " Worthless without pictures"
but this time we got to have the story!
but this time we got to have the story!
Looks like my typical day fishing, I don't fish very often anymore.
was just looking at the posts in this thread from about march 15th, corona virus nerves, empty shelves, masks. looks like we have reached a new normal as no one is posting about it anymore
Ouch Eric, hope that's not your service weapon hand..
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I think everyone just wants to get past all of this and resume some type of normalcy in life again. But I have been enjoying the time spent in my shop!
No, its off hand. It's good today. Just a little sore where I took the hide off
Not quite like this, but every time I see something like this or do it to myself I think of my dad. Every time he worked on the family car he would skin a knuckle....or two or three. I would be there helping, watch him, I would flinch, and he would go on. Here I am 40-50 years later and am exactly the same way.
Although I do admit, you outdid me with this one.
In my best Paul Harvey voice..... and now we want to know....the rest of the story.
Took a few minutes and went into get out into the desert today. BLM land of course and just looking to see if there is still enough Cholla out there for me. While walking, I found this. It was secured with the bungee type latches. When I got to it, I nudged it with my foot, and I heard sloshing from inside. So,
being the curious individual I am, I opened it just knowing I'd find a skull, or some other body parts in it. To my disappointment, there were 2 six packs of 10 oz. bottles of the best beer on the planet.
Needless to say, it's all still where I found it. I could only imagine that the beer was drank, and then a pissing contest to see if they could refill the bottles. The cooler looked to be of decent quality, but it's gonna die out there. I have enough crap I collected from that location, meaning wood and Cholla.
This next picture shows exactly why Cholla was named Jumping Cholla. It collects on your shoes, and when you take a step, your foot transfers it onto the opposite leg, more than likely your calf. You are at least 2 steps away from the source, and somehow think that it jumped onto your calf.
It's also another reason to not go into the desert with flip flops or sandals. .......... Jerry (in Tucson)
being the curious individual I am, I opened it just knowing I'd find a skull, or some other body parts in it. To my disappointment, there were 2 six packs of 10 oz. bottles of the best beer on the planet.
Needless to say, it's all still where I found it. I could only imagine that the beer was drank, and then a pissing contest to see if they could refill the bottles. The cooler looked to be of decent quality, but it's gonna die out there. I have enough crap I collected from that location, meaning wood and Cholla.
This next picture shows exactly why Cholla was named Jumping Cholla. It collects on your shoes, and when you take a step, your foot transfers it onto the opposite leg, more than likely your calf. You are at least 2 steps away from the source, and somehow think that it jumped onto your calf.
It's also another reason to not go into the desert with flip flops or sandals. .......... Jerry (in Tucson)
and we have been enjoying your time in the shop also!
I knew for sure that when you opened it it would still be full of ice