SnaRKO outta nowhere!

stvpourciau · Jun 10, 2015

daizee said:
Yes, but is it really CHEESE??
The world may never know, he ate the can too - label and all.

Says real cheese right on the can! xD

spikebot587 said:
Not all food related jobs are bad, but all the good one in my town are taken by college students, which only leaves mcdonalds an the like, so yeah.

And since I'm only in high school I don't really have a problem with minimum wage

Sweet bud, you do what you gotta do.

crimsonfalcon07 · Jun 10, 2015

Well, you could also try teaching test prep like me

I make CONSIDERABLY more than 7.25/hr. Takes a little while to get the experience to get the higher pay grades, but now I'm at the point where I can work for 10-15 hours a week and make as much as the average full-time job at 10/hr. Makes for pretty good supplemental income to buy things like steel and tools and the occasional Becker.

daizee · Jun 10, 2015

consider other non-retail jobs too - find a local manufacturer, landscaper, mason, or other trade and see if they have anything available.

bigghoss · Jun 10, 2015

USPS just sent my Parangatang to Anchorage, AK.

daizee · Jun 10, 2015

bigghoss said:
USPS just sent my Parangatang to Anchorage, AK.

and Mars needs women.

Noswad0208 · Jun 10, 2015

bigghoss said:
USPS just sent my Parangatang to Anchorage, AK.

Tell me if it hits VA, I'll rob the truck.

In other news, dad decided to go ahead and mow the neighbors yard (that I mow to make some money) the day before I had told him I was going to mow it, and never said a word to me about going to do it until he got back. Hope I don't want to buy much more than a bottle of water at the motorcycle race.

spikebot587 · Jun 10, 2015

I was going to buy one of those locking cable key rings, but the shipping is more than twice what the keyring costs.

stvpourciau · Jun 10, 2015

crimsonfalcon07 said:
Well, you could also try teaching test prep like me I make CONSIDERABLY more than 7.25/hr. Takes a little while to get the experience to get the higher pay grades, but now I'm at the point where I can work for 10-15 hours a week and make as much as the average full-time job at 10/hr. Makes for pretty good supplemental income to buy things like steel and tools and the occasional Becker.

What the heck is a test pepper?

daizee said:
consider other non-retail jobs too - find a local manufacturer, landscaper, mason, or other trade and see if they have anything available.

Yes, having a trade skill is a good way to go.

james terrio · Jun 10, 2015

stvpourciau said:
What the heck is a test pepper?

That's when you grow a new variety of chiles, and just take a little bite out of one of them, because you don't know how hot it's going to be.

worldwood · Jun 10, 2015

Ray Settanta said:
I would teach it a lesson and use a big belt sander on it.

The person the knife belongs to likely wouldnt be too thrilled about that... Especially with my "belt sander experience"... results wouldnt be pretty LOL

Figure later, maybe, ill just start back over at 140 grit or so and put a little more pressure towards the hilt and hopefully that evens it out enough where it isnt so noticeable.

daizee said:
Yes, but is it really CHEESE??
The world may never know, he ate the can too - label and all.

Says "made with real cheese"

.... But made into what???

james terrio said:
Sorry to break it to you, but that goop that oozes out of a can is not cheese. :barf:

They can call it manure and id still down it by the can as long as Bladite and Daiz tell me its healthy

LOL

Chameleonbear said:
It is processed cheese product... Which is AWESOME!

Agreed. Taste excellent. Taste like its horrible for me... which means delicious

TBL · Jun 10, 2015

worldwood said:
Dont get munchies like that much anymore.

Occasionally though... After partaking a bit i forget i no longer have teeth... Its kind of funny when it happens. I have tried to bite a doritos chip, tried to bite the wife... Once went through the entire process of making a sandwich... Went to take a bite and it hit me.. at the very LAST second LOL... I still tried to eat it.... wasnt a beautiful site LMAO

Me neither. That comes with experience. I still enjoy my food a little more when 'relaxed' but I won't empty the house. If I have a glass of water be side me I'm good.

Lol that sucks. You need an industrial blender. I'd smoothy EVERYTHING. Show that sandwich who's boss and eat it with a spoon / straw!

bigghoss said:
You should check out Kevin Smith's standup specials. I'm not sure which one exactly but he tells an even better story where he pretty much bought out an entire store.

I believe it, hes a rich fat guy. If I ever had the munchies and had his kinda money I'd have to pay somebody to keep me out of places with food

worldwood · Jun 10, 2015

TBL said:
Lol that sucks. You need an industrial blender. I'd smoothy EVERYTHING. Show that sandwich who's boss and eat it with a spoon / straw!

We got a food processor, and a magic bullet blender thingy... But its weird... Nothing taste the same once its chopped/blended all together. The texture also throws it off. For example, when you put fried chicken in the food processor (minus bones of course)... what comes out no longer taste like fried chicken. It taste like a processed chicken nugget someone else chewed up and spit out...

When you eat something, your tasting different parts at different times, the skin taste different, and different parts of the bird taste slightly different, and all have different textures. Once its all blended together you have 1 flavor at 1 mushy texture... And its not the best of all 3, the opposite really.

TBL · Jun 10, 2015

That's why baby food tastes bad to us

I get it.

granitestateofmind · Jun 10, 2015

Ray Settanta said:
I would teach it a lesson and use a big belt sander on it.

This....this is some quality dry New England snarkage right there.

Bladite · Jun 10, 2015

first you start with a rock, add holes

http://perspicuityphotos.smugmug.com/Architecture/Hause-2015/i-kcgzJ8h/0/X3/CA_06101521134275-X3.jpg

blow off dust, and add leaves and wedges - good stuff - wish i could find more, and longer ones - maybe i should take up forging?

granitestateofmind · Jun 10, 2015

Bladite said:

Wouldn't it be easier and faster to just drill ONE hole, put a stick of dynamite in, stand WAY back and detonate it? Or, just get the jackhammer chisel for your fancy rotary hammer. Like Leroy used to say: "you got to work smarter, not harder!"

Oh....I know you're not that web savvy

, but if you wrap those photos with IMG tags they'll actually show up in your post......

Bladite · Jun 10, 2015

worldwood said:
In other news i just ate an entire can of easy cheese.

I wouldnt of... But Bladite and Daizee told me its healthy

TravisH said:
I think they were talking about the can, not its contents.

i might have if i knew what the stuff was

Bladite · Jun 10, 2015

granitestateofmind said:
Wouldn't it be easier and faster to just drill ONE hole, put a stick of dynamite in, stand WAY back and detonate it? Or, just get the jackhammer chisel for your fancy rotary hammer. Like Leroy used to say: "you got to work smarter, not harder!"

Oh....I know you're not that web savvy , but if you wrap those photos with IMG tags they'll actually show up in your post......

i didn't feel like spamming with that many big pictures

i have the bull and chisel nose bits, as well as the micro bits (like for anchors in your basement walls - a big plus) and ...

the first rock there is about "a 10 gallon rock". this is not a huge hammer/drill. it will not break a rock up like that fast. plus, having slabs is cool.

it takes about 25 seconds per hole to drill, and a minutes to set 5 leaves/wedges... and tap tap tap. easy peasy. not even sweaty work. pretty clean breaks...

it's the big rock in the ground, that is a PITA. i might use "eco burst" later, but for now i'm playing. never done rock remove in this fashion. ie: technical not brute force.

supposedly i CAN get a blasting cert/license, but "mmm, no"

Aikiguy · Jun 10, 2015

Bladite said:
first you start with a rock, add holes

http://perspicuityphotos.smugmug.com/Architecture/Hause-2015/i-kcgzJ8h/0/X3/CA_06101521134275-X3.jpg

That's some cool stuff right there[emoji106]

And don't listen to GSOM; he's got a head full of rocks and probably feels sorry for the poor boulder [emoji3]

Guyon · Jun 10, 2015

Black and Tan.

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