Displaced Texan

PLease PM me, I may be able to help. What kind of equipment, and do you have schematics/specs/ect?

Man, I have a few turbine jets I'd like to unload. Too bad I'm busy this weekend.

I did the same thing with an iMod stock on my Colt LE901. Only difference is that I used a dab of JB Weld over the socket end of the set screw. Even without the JB Weld, I believe the spirit of the law is met. The stock is not readily collapsible without using a tool.

Bahahaha!! This!!!

I'm good to go, thanks. If you need anything let me know.

And to you, good sir. It's all about being a good neighbor.

I've done my first snowblower pass of the neighborhood. Normally, my next door neighbor and I do 'dueling snowblowers, he takes one side of the street and I take the other. This year, his machine is OOC, so it's on me. Making cornbread and heating up chili.

I will usually go out with the snowblower a couple of times. Much easier that way.

Bahahahaha

My dad makes bison chili, it IS great!

Oh man...i forgot I had venison in the freezer. Next pot. This one has a seared duck breast in it, and I browned the beef with that lovely duck fat....

Storm preps done. Ready to ride it out. Here's a good start to a pot of chili. Tonight, it will be delicious. Tomorrow, it will be amazing. There will be corn bread too, cooked in a cast iron skillet, of course.

Game on!

Lol, yeah, that one is pretty cool. I'll post some more detailed pics of it when it arrives.

I got my SW geek on today by adding to my studio scale model collection with this beautiful x-wing. My wife is gonna kill me when she finds out what I spent....

That reminds me, need to restock the bourbon supply...

6ABC is calling for 12"-18" for my area. Yeehaw!!!!

Snowblower: check. Generator: check. Supplies: check. Bring on the 'KABOOM'! I'm ready for some snow....

I think I can manage to eek out a comfortable lifestyle on $669M. Somehow. I guess.

I seriously doubt it, but I too would be interested to know.

Lol. Growing up in Texas, and being a 4wd loving redneck, I DO laugh at the dumbasses who think that it makes them invincible. I'm smart enough to realize 2 truths about 4wd. 1). While 4wd may give you better traction in the snow, it doesn't make you STOP better in the snow. 2) 4wd just gets you stuck further out. My fellow Texans, God bless them, don't have a clue how to drive in the snow. On a side note, I was at the ranch in west Texas last Christmas, and we had a pretty big storm (for Texas). We got 6". Less than an inch of snow can shut down a town, because we simply have no way to remove snow, like they do up here. By and large, most areas don't even have salt or sand trucks. You can imagine the chaos a little bit of snow can cause because of this. My ranch is 7 miles from town, and all my roads are dirt. It's about 2 miles to the main road (paved). Because of this, I was snowed in at the house for 2 days until it melted. I had enough provisions for it not to be an issue, but a bigger/longer lasting storm could have sucked.

Talk about utter WTF moments while driving...I once observed a woman, with her left foot up on the dash, painting her toenails at 80mph on the turnpike. Astounding.

Not to mention the self important assholes who think they are too good to wait in line at an exit, and drive in he emergency lane to get around traffic. No words for them.....other than fucktards.

I drive between 30-40K miles a year, mostly for my job. The 'left lane bandits' seem to be most prevelant in the northeast. Most of them, I find, have NY plates. Extremely dangerous drivers. They should be flogged until their skin peels from their bodies, then dipped in 100% isopropyl alcohol. That's what goes through my head when I encounter one on the road.

Could be. I think I actually got to pay more attention the second time around. The 3D was amazing.