Tradewater is too sexy for his clothes, so sexy it hurts.
Going to the range today. Guy at work just bought a Glock 42 (.380) and we're gonna see how it compares to his Ruger LCP.
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Tradewater is too sexy for his clothes, so sexy it hurts.
Going to the range today. Guy at work just bought a Glock 42 (.380) and we're gonna see how it compares to his Ruger LCP.
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...... say hi to our newest furry friend, Sabbath.
Oh, I see what you did there.:thumbup:
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Bahahahahah That's awesome!
I bet you don't see her for a while.
Or maybe you'll see her more often
This! I don't know how many times I've reached for lube in guest bedrooms or hotel rooms and just couldn't find it
Angie and I went to a local shelter yesterday morning, and we were adopted by a stray/rescue female lab mix puppy... say hi to our newest furry friend, Sabbath.
Cute pup, love the name
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So we sent the kids to the inlaws this weekend so we could get some stuff done around the house. I'm supposed to be putting together a shed right now... but its pissing rain 
working outside right now :thumbdn: sitting inside drinking a more rum then coke = winning.
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Wow... Had an awesome weekend up in Seattle.
Checked into the Hilton in Bellvue on Friday, bummed around Pike Place Market, and had dinner at a killer Brazillian steak house. I got meat drunk...they had 16 different meats coming off the grill.
My wife actually said she had the meat sweats. Lol
Today we went to lunch at the Crab Pot, had a few beers at Elysian Fields, and went to the Sounders game.
I'm whooped...
Now I have to get up early and travel to Oklahoma. Ughh.
Looks like fun Jonny! And Oklahoma's not that bad. Whereabouts are you going to be?
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This was Thursday mornings broken drill bit finger stabbing fun. Field dressed from standard first aid kit. Direct pressure, alcohol wipe, antibac gel, bandaid, and electrical tape. This was taken 7 hours later after removing the field patching. 
I decided to go the wet route. Daily cleaning and dressing. Immediately after the first pic was taken it got another full cleaning with alcohol then iodine. Antibac gel then gause wrap. Wore that overnight then the next day a rubber gloves finger over new gauze and antibac. That evening was switched to bandaid and antibac. Did that over and over until now. Now I'm letting it air and I'll cut the dead skin off then go back to wet bandaiding for the next few days.
Before...
Now...
It's feeling good, no pain at all. Looks good IMO.
Sorry this is long but I'm bored and the thread is slow at the moment.
WW thanks for lookinhhdbdjdndb
Hdhdbbf djfif dkxjjd kcjf sksid idjd jxjc xjcj xjjjd I know, I know....
I decided to go the wet route. Daily cleaning and dressing. Immediately after the first pic was taken it got another full cleaning with alcohol then iodine. Antibac gel then gause wrap. Wore that overnight then the next day a rubber gloves finger over new gauze and antibac. That evening was switched to bandaid and antibac. Did that over and over until now. Now I'm letting it air and I'll cut the dead skin off then go back to wet bandaiding for the next few days.
Before...
Now...
It's feeling good, no pain at all. Looks good IMO.Sorry this is long but I'm bored and the thread is slow at the moment.
WW thanks for lookinhhdbdjdndb
Hdhdbbf djfif dkxjjd kcjf sksid idjd jxjc xjcj xjjjd I know, I know....
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I don't mind Oklahoma. I enjoy the heat. Just not phyched about repairing a glass furnace all week.
In Durant, OK.
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So far so good as far as my strategy goes of getting the grill going between rainclouds this evening.
Looks like the perfect SAK, IMO. I'd like an alox.
Glass blowing?? or for some industrial use?
I love blowing glass. Go ahead, make fun.
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Angie and I went to a local shelter yesterday morning, and we were adopted by a stray/rescue female lab mix puppy... say hi to our newest furry friend, Sabbath.
Congrats, and cute pup!!
My Neko is full blooded and resents those remarks....
In actuality, he is missing several of his lower adult teeth, all lower premolars it looks like. Vet checked it out, watched him eat... He is fine. Uses his back molars and fronts more than most dogs have to, but he can eat without complication so we are not real worried about it... However, its a result (most-likely) by bad breeding. And i wouldnt breed him with this (most likely) genetic defect.
We did get him from what we later learned was a puppy mill... But they seemed like great people. Amish. Friendly. I seen the puppy housing area and it was kept clean and not over crowded... I didnt suspect anything bad.
Maybe a week after getting him, on a dog forum i found a list of known puppy mills, seems its not too uncommon in Amish country. I found the actual breeders i bought from listed as operating a puppy mill.
He is great with us, and i love him... So i dont care, but like said... I wouldnt breed him into the bloodline more-so.
Glad your healing up, and djsjd hijd jdsdjhf jk dasj fjk dljkfdk jlfjlfjk df jg rowe ier back to you!
Maybe he is going to a shop where they make pipes and bongs....
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Daiz beat me to it.
You blow glass? And you have never mentioned this to me before
I have spent about 6 weeks of my young life blowing glass. I have no current skill or facilities. It's super fun. Very intense.
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I didn't really mean every animal get the bad genes, and its not always the fault of the breeders, its just how nature works. Like German shepherds and their hips.
My wife was a vet tech for about 6 years while going thru nursing school(3 yr waiting list). She'd always tell me all about it. Ppl bringing in dogs they paid hundreds or thousands of dollars for with all these problems.
Now, granted, being at the vet of course your going to see more ill ones since that's the place to go with an ill pet, but she learned a lot those years and became close friends to the Drs etc...and they'd pass on knowledge that she just soaks up.
Freekin brainiac...glad my kids got that from her. Yeah, we're both mutts too so the kids are good lol.
You can take it a step further to eugenics in the 18-1900s with wealthy families that ended up basically inbreeding. I figure that's why most rich folks I run into have more money than sense haha
My wife was a vet tech for about 6 years while going thru nursing school(3 yr waiting list). She'd always tell me all about it. Ppl bringing in dogs they paid hundreds or thousands of dollars for with all these problems.
Now, granted, being at the vet of course your going to see more ill ones since that's the place to go with an ill pet, but she learned a lot those years and became close friends to the Drs etc...and they'd pass on knowledge that she just soaks up.
Freekin brainiac...glad my kids got that from her. Yeah, we're both mutts too so the kids are good lol.
You can take it a step further to eugenics in the 18-1900s with wealthy families that ended up basically inbreeding. I figure that's why most rich folks I run into have more money than sense haha
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The Cadet is not too bad. My Farmer is still my favorite, but the Cadet is a nice companion SAK that can be found for under $30.
In other news, our two T-bones turned out a perfect medium rare.
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Glad your healing up, and djsjd hijd jdsdjhf jk dasj fjk dljkfdk jlfjlfjk df jg rowe ier back to you!
Maybe he is going to a shop where they make pipes and bongs....
Haha, yeah, I know how ya get with long posts, I tried to break it up to be readable..
I'm just curious about the furnace because I do a lot of work on boilers and furnaces.
I understand that plumbers don't know a lot about the electrical portions of their equipment and that's fine, but I get aggravated when the HVAC div says its an electrical issue when they can't figure out that it's an equipment issue that they are suppose to be able to diagnose.
My work is suppose to stop at the line terminals of the unit. It has power, powers good...I'm done!
But no, I stick around and figure out its a problem with the unit because I don't want the company to look bad from a dumbass and or lazy HVAC tech. I always think I'll be the hero for figuring it out, but nope. I'm the asshole because they have to make a return trip. Pshsh. I bill their dept for my time anyhoo so...
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What's the range report? How'd it compare?
Wrote it up in the firearms thread. Basically, it's a good gun. But it's on the large size for a .380.
Need to apply for my carry permit and then maybe take a look at the Glock 43 and some Kahrs.
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