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They use a similar tool at work, just looks a little different. I'll try to find out what brand it is and where they got it.

I've heard Alex Jones several times on the "Coast to Coast AM" radio show. He certainly gives you cause to think.

this is pretty neat- I took this standing in the front yard yesterday morning. Planes were flying all over, leaving criss- crossed contrails across the sky. I might be on the watch list, I don't know. I took a picture of this one and it looks like a plane following right in the trail of the previous plane. The smaller picture is from the original of the same picture, before I resized it. Plane came out pretty good I thought, to be taken by an amateur picture taker in his front yard with a point and shoot camera.

Four guys have been going to the same deer camp for many years. Two days before the group is to leave, Ron's wife puts her foot down and tells him he isn't going. Ron's friends are very upset that he can't go, but what can they do. Two days later the three get to the camping site only to find Ron sitting there with a tent set up, firewood gathered, and dinner cooking on the fire. ... "Damn man, how long you been here, and how did you talk your wife into letting you go?" "Well, I've been here since yesterday. Yesterday evening, I was sitting in my chair and my wife came up behind me and put her hands over my eyes and said, 'Guess who?'" I pulled her hands off, and she was wearing a brand new nightie. She took my hand and pulled me to our bedroom. The room had candles and rose petals all over. On the bed she had handcuffs and ropes! She told me to tie and cuff her to the bed, and I did. And then she said, "Do whatever you want." "So, here I am."

I would have thought that it could be blown to smithereens by remote control in case something like this happened, but I guess not.

I just checked the photos on my ACME secret spy camera to see what BMT members were doing. Here's what I found- Rowdy Rebel's in his sleigh Dozer's getting in trouble Underdog was trimming the hedges. Rob was mixing the batter... Randypee...self explanatory umodelnut was skiing Mark had just finished decorating the tree. olivetroad was relaxing in the hot tub hatcity was lounging in the pool other dog was cooking

Ive seen B.A. Moore trucks around. We used to haul concrete pipe out of Roanoke when I worked for H.H.Moore and they hauled sand into the plant. Used to pass by 2 Cruiseliners on the way to the pipe place. They sat in the same spot for years with "for sale" signs in the window. I stopped and looked at them one day, both had V8's in them with 10 speeds. Vandals had broken the windshields in both of them. They could still be sitting there, haven't been in the area for a long time.

I added a disclaimer at the end.

I'd better "fix that post" then.

Another rare aminal mixer-

you're probably right, ain't looked at the paperwork yet. The checkout girl at the Wal-Mart store axed me "do you want the one year replacement policy?" I said "how much is that?" "6 dollars" "so, if I get hit by a bus the bike will be replaced?" She said "well, I don't know" So I told her I didn't want it, if I got run over by a bus i'd just bring it back to Wal-Mart and tell 'em it broke.

something everyone can agree on-

saw a picture of the t-shirt- couldn't resist the rest.

I got the Wal-Mart guy to get a Schwinn down for me to look at too. It was similar to the Huffy, big tires to support my big ass, single speed transmission, but it was around $125 I think and the Huffy was $87 so I went with the Huffy. It says "Cranbrook" on it too, so I thought maybe it was made in Cranbrook,B.C.

James, you must have ESPN. Weren't fooled for an instant,huh? You don't miss a trick!

No, it's not that pink thing. Mine's is blue with kind of cream colored fenders and a brown seat. And it does start with "H" but that's where the similarity with Harley Davidson ends. Pretty neat looking, eh? Got it at the Wal-Mart store. What?..rocket scientists and radar technicians make more than truck drivers you know!

A straight pipe on that Dee-troit? No wonder the stacks turned away!..still need earmuffs. And P.L. Duncan might be an Oliver expert too, he told me when I was there looking at his trucks that Olivers were the only kind of tractors they ever had on the farm, going back to HIS daddy. I saw an Oliver 99 for sale in the Tractor House magazine, but it didn't say "Super" 99. There was a cover over the engine so I couldn't tell what it was.

Well, I went and done it- much like my hero Rob did before, I went and bought a bike today. Been thinking about it for a while, but i'm 55 years old now and not getting any younger, so I decided to just do it. Unlike Rob though I decided to get a new one. I started to get one last year but didn't and I kind of wished I had ever since. Only rode it a little bit, it's been a long time since I rode so i'll kinda get back into it slowly and get used to the bike some before I do much long distance riding.

yep, it's a BWD. Surprisingly made in the USA, Long Island City, N.Y.

Would that be a plastic or steel drum?

I'll print this recipe for disaster and take it to Tom at the shop.

wear your reflective vest to reduce the chances of getting squished, and a hard hat in case you do. be careful out there.

bananners or not, i'd still be her friend.