FirstCavApache64
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6'3" but very broad shouldered. I wear a 54" jacket size I have to have tailored to fit properly.
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FirstCavApache64
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Hope it goes easy on you.
bursto
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im outa shape (ah bacon arrived)could only do a few minutes with the pick axe before i was lying on the ground exhausted
sandman83
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Not for nothing.....but I've dug up my share of sprinkler heads etc that aren't as deep. I use a shopvac + hose.....liquifiey the mud and just suck it up, much easier than digging in the hardpack here at least.
BarnBuster
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BB's first set (j/k), what a difference a few decades make
“USERS SHOULD NOT TAKE ORE SAMPLES OUT OF THEIR JARS, for they tend to flake and crumble and you would run the risk of having radioactive ore spread out in your laboratory.”
World's Most Dangerous Toy? Radioactive Atomic Energy Lab Kit with Uranium (1950) - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Virtual Tour: Turn Back the Clock “] The Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab was an actual radioactive toy and learning set sold in the early 1950s. The $49.50 set came with four samples of uranium-bearing ores (autunite, torbernite, uraninite, and carnotite), as well as a Geiger-Mueller radiation...
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DCcan
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I used mine to make magnesium ignitors, then weaponized the sulfur and a few other chemicals.BB's first set (j/k), what a difference a few decades make
“USERS SHOULD NOT TAKE ORE SAMPLES OUT OF THEIR JARS, for they tend to flake and crumble and you would run the risk of having radioactive ore spread out in your laboratory.”
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World's Most Dangerous Toy? Radioactive Atomic Energy Lab Kit with Uranium (1950) - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Virtual Tour: Turn Back the Clock “] The Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab was an actual radioactive toy and learning set sold in the early 1950s. The $49.50 set came with four samples of uranium-bearing ores (autunite, torbernite, uraninite, and carnotite), as well as a Geiger-Mueller radiation...
Nothing like some NBC kits for the kids, huh?
That scared me. A three second eternity trying to remember the 2 missing days, and figure out which weed did it so I can go again...Mornin
80° and sunny today. Taco's later.
What's going on today guys? Taco plans?
Beep beep, monameep!
Jeffislovinlife
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Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night 
Jeffislovinlife
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Did you get hit with any storms
shnkrmn
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The next town over got whacked pretty good. Lots of dented cars and busted windshields. With temps this week it could keep happening.
Good morning
Jeffislovinlife
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Jeffislovinlife
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We have storms coming tomorrow just enough to add humidity to this 
And you STILL won't try a nice strong coldbrew, huh?
Good morning happy Tuesday
Why does the week always drag when a long weekend is coming?
Why does the week always drag when a long weekend is coming?
When you have something to look forward to, you realize how lame the time before it is. Or maybe a time wizard is screwing with you