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Getting ready for a two hour trip to Vegas today..... for a MRI. Not fun.
What did you do today....other than work on your car!?
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Years back I built a 5'x9' 2 wheel trailer and installed hubs that were the same bolt pattern as my pick up then a few years later I bought a flat bed car hauler and it came with the same bolt pattern as my pickup. Buds used to ask why I never carried a spare. Then I bought a 3/4 ton pickup and had to get spares for the trailers.
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Dang, nothing close to where you live? I guess living near a big city has it's pluses at times....
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You've heard of Snakes on a Plane! How about snakes on a hangar.... I saw him come out of the Black door seal tube and think "how the F did I get 14' up in the air?!" Amazing, no legs, no arms, I'll just slither down the wall...
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Put my new motor on for the compressor. All working now. There went $500! Now I can get back to work making money. I'm so glad the lift is on the lowest lock slots. If it had been raised up, I would have been screwed. Need air to release the locks.
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Ouch! Cost of doing business...
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Mine haven't left in 33 years! Only a change of the guard. Up until last year it was always Gardner snakes in the hangar, now it's Fox Snakes.
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It's a Fox Snake, a good 6'r. Harmless, might lick me... but I always take a damn good look as we also get Massasauga Rattler's in the yard that have a similar colour pattern.
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Yikes!! We have a 4.5-5' garter that lives in between the garden and the garage.
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Our newly moved in "outside cat" brought over the fattest black rat snake I've ever seen day before yesterday.
3.5 feet and as big around as a paper towel insert in the middle.
He really wanted it, too.
Separating them was fun. Had to open two cat food cans and wave one under his nose.
The snake then willingly went into a box and then made an exit halfway through the back yard.
3.5 feet and as big around as a paper towel insert in the middle.
He really wanted it, too.
Separating them was fun. Had to open two cat food cans and wave one under his nose.
The snake then willingly went into a box and then made an exit halfway through the back yard.
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Said good bye to a good friend tonight. Met Ted in 1991 when I was doing flight school training. He was the AME that looked after the school aircraft and there after all of mine that required an inspectors signature in the logs. We started the local RAA / COPA group together in 1993. He managed to get a good life span in, loved his grandkids and they kept him going. Alzheimers took hold of him about 3 years ago, last 2 years in a home unfortunately.
I'm sorry for your loss, Wayne. A good run and sounds like an accomplished guy. Damn, I hate hearing about people getting any debilitating disease.
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