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You should check out Shigurui Death Frenzy, it's my favorite.nope.
it is NOT THAT.
However. Legend of the Overfiend.... I didnt really enjoy. not family friendly really.
Just got my wife into Kaiju No.8.. I think the soundtrack got her. She wants to read it now.. so I'm gonna go up to Barnes & Noble to see if they have a set or something for Mother's Day.You should check out Shigurui Death Frenzy, it's my favorite.
My method was usually: My mom's hair spray, my dad's lighter, my paintball gear, and teen spirit. Wasps are really flammable, and a lot less scary once you light yourself on fire a few times.The only fall I recall having in recent years was during killing and removing wasp nests at my parents house. I made a plan and it was going well right up ... until it wasn't.
As I started spraying the second nest it turned out the whole carport roof was full of the little evil bastards. They poured out of it by the hundreds pissed off and as I was backing away spraying those that came at me ... I tripped over the long pvc pipe I use to knock the nests down. Battling wasps from your ass is not a method I would recommend.
The battle was long, but victory was sweet and the bourbon flowed freely that night ... medicinal for the stings ya know.
How does Nathan climb up on that ladder/pallet/fortlift contraption a thousand feet in a tree and not fall, but Jo is picking herself up off the ground?
I was driving my truck on a winding section of hwy 1, with steep drop offs on the side. Two guys on BMW motorcycles passed me. I went around the next blind corner and one guy was standing there with no bike looking over the edge. It was fast enough that he must have landed on his feet and the bike went off the edge. When I was on my way back a couple of hours later a recovery effort for his bike was underway with tow trucks.I fell a couple of months ago on ice on concrete, which I thought was just wet.
I find falling once or twice a year normal,Jo the Machinist - I’m always happy that no bike is involved. As long as you know how to fall (no broken wrists, etc), no problem.
Speaking of which … besides the two true bike accidents that I had, from the other bike drops, Lombard street is most memorable: it started raining, and the street bricks got soapy slippery like ice. Drove very slowly downhill, two up, and the Harley just wouldn’t stay up. In the end we were standing but the bike laying on it’s side
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Eeee.. sounds like it could've been a way crazier recovery effort if not for dumb luck.I was driving my truck on a winding section of hwy 1, with steep drop offs on the side. Two guys on BMW motorcycles passed me. I went around the next blind corner and one guy was standing there with no bike looking over the edge. It was fast enough that he must have landed on his feet and the bike went off the edge. When I was on my way back a couple of hours later a recovery effort for his bike was underway with tow trucks.
How does Nathan climb up on that ladder/pallet/fortlift contraption a thousand feet in a tree and not fall, but Jo is picking herself up off the ground?
Y'ouch!And being "large" means that terminal velocity can be reached from only 3 feet up and result in bad things.
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I've got one of those. Total knee replacement. Now I'm thinking my other isn't too far away from needing. I dread that. Had mine done in '19 in Davenport, IA while building a behavioral health facility.And being "large" means that terminal velocity can be reached from only 3 feet up and result in bad things.
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Well we’ve built them all over the country. Few here in NC. It’s sad.Behavioral health? Sounds dreadful. Keep it in Iowa, please.