cannabineer
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Yeah I flunked alchemy
What did you accomplish today?
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Plainly impossible.
printer
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I have time in one of these:
We did a soft field landing at San Clemente Airport after taking off from Meadowlark. Unfortunately CN's posted plane was all metal
raratt
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When dope was a major part of building an aircraft.I have time in one of these:
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We did a soft field landing at San Clemente Airport after taking off from Meadowlark. Unfortunately CN's posted plane was all metal
Yeah, when hub retired from the military he took his A&P and they still asked dope questions. He trained on a Buff and worked on C-141's so he laughed a lot about that.
PS they use doping in CPUs etc... today
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Grandpapy
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Thats not the gratest way to fly.
lokie
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sarahJane211
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Went to a 'Ganja Party' run by the local university.
Only fan leaves are allowed, flower or seed will still get you jail time.
Fan leaves in food, coffee, smoothies ..... the entire event was free but a bit too many people attended.
The locals are convinced fan leaves have medicinal properties, and now is the first time in 40 years they are allowed to legally use them.
Only fan leaves are allowed, flower or seed will still get you jail time.
Fan leaves in food, coffee, smoothies ..... the entire event was free but a bit too many people attended.
The locals are convinced fan leaves have medicinal properties, and now is the first time in 40 years they are allowed to legally use them.
printer
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They are just midget fan leaves.
I have been stumbling along with my , is it acoustic, or electric guitar? Either way is not all that compatible building wise with the other. So I decide electric. Shoot, need to build up the sides. that was why the cutting 2x3's in the garage. Of course I used a Stratocaster body to determine the length, later realizing they are shorter in the butt end. So glue a piece on there also, then a few more. Got the last two pieces glued up and sliced my thumb with a razor blade. You know, if it were not for bad luck...
Stubborn as I am I planed down the back and top with a hand plane, even with the thumb. The bandad wasn't sticking so I wrapped it with masking tape. Keeps the water out pretty well in the shower also. I just did a rough level. I'll flatten it out tomorrow and then draw the shape on it. I'll cut it out then smooth the edges, cut the arm and rib bevels. then finish shaping the top. Then flip it over and rout out a ledge for a spruce sheet to sit on as a cover. Then hog out the unneeded bits and make it as hollow as practical. Almost would vbe easier building up lake an acoustic guitar but I want to do a fair amount of beveling the edges and it gets complicated in an acoustic. I'll do it on the next one.
I have been stumbling along with my , is it acoustic, or electric guitar? Either way is not all that compatible building wise with the other. So I decide electric. Shoot, need to build up the sides. that was why the cutting 2x3's in the garage. Of course I used a Stratocaster body to determine the length, later realizing they are shorter in the butt end. So glue a piece on there also, then a few more. Got the last two pieces glued up and sliced my thumb with a razor blade. You know, if it were not for bad luck...
Stubborn as I am I planed down the back and top with a hand plane, even with the thumb. The bandad wasn't sticking so I wrapped it with masking tape. Keeps the water out pretty well in the shower also. I just did a rough level. I'll flatten it out tomorrow and then draw the shape on it. I'll cut it out then smooth the edges, cut the arm and rib bevels. then finish shaping the top. Then flip it over and rout out a ledge for a spruce sheet to sit on as a cover. Then hog out the unneeded bits and make it as hollow as practical. Almost would vbe easier building up lake an acoustic guitar but I want to do a fair amount of beveling the edges and it gets complicated in an acoustic. I'll do it on the next one.
Gary Goodson
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I had the fireplace going all last week. I figure why not cook on it, old school style!
Singlemalt
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Yum! Chicken looks perfect. What's the soupy stuff?
manfredo
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Damn I just had breakfast and you're making me hungry again!
Growing up, we had a big woodstove in the kitchen... I remember my mom making a pot of chili on sub zero days and it would be simmering there on the woodstove all afternoon for whenever you needed a warm-up. Good stuff!!
Growing up, we had a big woodstove in the kitchen... I remember my mom making a pot of chili on sub zero days and it would be simmering there on the woodstove all afternoon for whenever you needed a warm-up. Good stuff!!
Gary Goodson
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Ranchero beans.
solakani
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Looks good. I love cooking with fire. When I am not using the grill, I have meat on a stick and stand them around the fire.