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I have to change cams to add a Jake??? Ive not heard of that on any other brand of engine.

Last time l was in the Windy City 1982+/- delivering Howard Johnsons food and supplies. One side of the street was warehouses and the other was row houses. You had to get a HoJo employee to come out and watch the back of the trailer. You opened your doors out in the street before you could back in a narrow ally. lf he wasn't standing by the trailer their was a chance the neighbors would help themselves. Then go load dog food for Central Soya and head for Nashville. Back when it was fun. .....Hippy

Funny- not funny "ha-ha" but funny weird. Chicago used to be one of my favorite places to go. There were several places in and around Chicago that we delivered kyanite to and I went there a lot. Got to where I knew it the area pretty good. But now- you couldn't pay me to go to Chicago!

FOR SALE: 2000 Dodge Dakota Sport Regular Cab. RARE COMBINATION 3.9L with a 5-speed and manual 4WD. has 150,000 and change on it. The BAD NEWS: Frame is shot. All body panels are shot, especially the pickup bed. The cab and body mounts are shot. Will not pass the next Pennsylvania Inspection which is due up at the end of July 2026. The GOOD NEWS: The engine runs strong. The clutch is strong and the 5-speed shifts as smooth as the the prom queens thighs. A/C works. Interior pieces are in decent shape. AM/FM/Cassette/Disc all work very well. Has 5 new tires, mounted on 6-lug rims. Have one extra 6-lug rim. You can see the tires in the picture (ON THE TRUCK....They only have about 3000 miles on them if that. The tires in the bed ARE NOT INCLUDED. I can see someone using this for the drivetrain, interior parts and the tires/wheels or for running around on a farm (if you patch up the frame a bit and replace the body mounts for heavy loads) I'd like to get back what I have into the tires.....Asking $700 or OBO. I will be bringing it to Macungie if you want to take a look at it or come to Hellertown, Pa.

Joseph, did you not agree to never bring that subject up ever again??

Yeah, like the girl at the Colfax Show 2 years ago...

And tom I figured you were familiar with attracting unwanted guests… lol

Would you please explain again exactly what happened and what company quit buying Macks and went to Kenworth? I thought I remembered you saying I couldn’t quite understand what you were talking about.

O.D..... Heres a sweet little Walther .22 that you might like. I like it...

Back in 2007 we enjoyed a fantastic holiday in Chicago.We enjoyed the sights and sounds of that city.However on our last night there we ate at a restaurant about 10 minutes walk from our hotel.As we got to the hotel we saw a large number of police cars ambulances and fire trucks passing by.We thought there must have been a bad accident somewhere.Next morning after packing we went down for breakfast and on the TV news we found out that 4 guys were shot in the restaurant we had been in.If you think about the time taken to call 911 and for the vehicles to get moving it could have been only 1 to 2 minutes after we left the restaurant that the guys were shot.....Mrs Cruiseliner got very scared but Id still go back to Chicago..... Paul

I have found 22 rifles work on most everything including deer but when dealing with rattle snakes the 22 just pisses them off

I gave a .22 Remington Fieldmaster pump that was my grandfather's to my niece, maybe I should get another .22. Everything I have would be overkill, a 12 gauge and a .30-06. I have a snubnose .38 but the chances of me actually hitting anything with that are slim and none.

Calendar picture or Sale's person not friendly either ?

Chicago is a cess pool... at least the Chicago I see in the news. I hope I never have to go there... The criminals take away from the real Chicago...

Looks as nice as a Barbie house on the picture. I may be too seriouse on a concrete basement but from the look you will be in need of some strong sheet material to put close to the net walls at the inner side and sunk into the ground 4-5". Otherwise chickens would make a tunnel really soon and enjoy freedome until meet a fox or the dogs.

I have kept chickens for over 15 years there is 22 plus Fred the rooster in the henhouse. One time I had a fox checking out the chicken run he led a short life it ended that day. Every morning I have two eggs from the day before, there is some upkeep you have to change out the wood chips I spread on the floor and cleanout the layer boxes we have two Bernese mtn. dogs and a border Colley and a little guy that is very intent on barking at everything that moves so we don't see too many critters sculking around the chicken coop I keep my granddads single shot 22 and I keep a 22 that is scoped for longer shots and for anything larger I keep a loaded 44 mag handy that gun came in handy when a bear got too interested in my goats

Zina wanted chickens- but you know who's going to be taking care of all that! 🤣

Thanks Vlad, I finished the construction part this morning, all I have to do now is finish the fence.

Yep, and remember last year I saw a fox twice. Saw a raccoon on the camera at night a couple of times. I haven't seen coyotes but there's so many around they used to have a bounty on them, maybe they still do. There's always hawks flying around too, so I'm going to cover the extended run with wire so they won't call in an airstrike.

That's one definitely good thing you did. Before reading that I honestly was going to advise you to go on foot. No fuel is needed and you could be right at time to the event if start today or tomorrow.

I expect you to provide a portion of concrete jobs soon. Chickens use to dig and are especially skilled doing that about making passages below fences. My neighbour used to farm some and from time to time I have been called to allow him to go to my property for catching an escapee. Besides that the coop turned out great!

And thats why Man invented the .410 shotgun....

I understand there was some bad blood over that calendar photo. I can’t remember what black dog was talking about. He did mention something about it. I’m sure he will explain.