Are y'all selling that stuff?
What did you do today....other than work on your car!?
- Thread starter Cranky
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Sounds like you need to start a thread for each item you restore for someone else - especially the stuff you have sold. Make it look like you are restoring items for fun, and create a lot of interest with the pictures of the items, and a vague description.
For further guidance there is another guy already doing that - format has been set out already.
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I broke my little toe on Tuesday night while simply walking through my garage wearing only socks. I normally wear my shoes all the time, but since I had plaster on the soles after doing some reno yesterday, I was dropping bits of plaster all over the place. Caught my toe on my Makita canvas tool carry bag, and all I heard was an almighty crack.
Broke the bone diagonally along the entire length. Apparently, I did a great job of it. An immovable object and a large body travelling at speed did it.
Wife drove me to the local A&E Clinic where we spent the following 3 hours in a queue that never seemed to shrink. Had a few X-Rays done, and eventually a local anaesthetic (which took 3 Nurses and my wife holding me down) and once that settled my foot down.....had the last two toes 'buddy-strapped'
Now I'm getting about with a Moon-sandal......makes me look like half a Camel Jockey. Ah well.....slowed me down at work also, since I cannot wear my work boots....or both shoes for now. At least I can still mess around on my truck at home. Looking at up to 6 weeks strapped up now.
When the incident occurred, the toe was sticking out at 90 degrees......it was pretty ugly until I pushed it back a bit.
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I broke my little toe on Tuesday night while simply walking through my garage wearing only socks. I normally wear my shoes all the time, but since I had plaster on the soles after doing some reno yesterday, I was dropping bits of plaster all over the place. Caught my toe on my Makita canvas tool carry bag, and all I heard was an almighty crack.
Broke the bone diagonally along the entire length. Apparently, I did a great job of it. An immovable object and a large body travelling at speed did it.
Wife drove me to the local A&E Clinic where we spent the following 3 hours in a queue that never seemed to shrink. Had a few X-Rays done, and eventually a local anaesthetic (which took 3 Nurses and my wife holding me down) and once that settled my foot down.....had the last two toes 'buddy-strapped'
Now I'm getting about with a Moon-sandal......makes me look like half a Camel Jockey. Ah well.....slowed me down at work also, since I cannot wear my work boots....or both shoes for now. At least I can still mess around on my truck at home. Looking at up to 6 weeks strapped up now.
When the incident occurred, the toe was sticking out at 90 degrees......it was pretty ugly until I pushed it back a bit.
Before treatment ....
After strapping.....
I was gonna say make sure you tape it to the toe beside it... or you'll get droopy toe. And that's worse than droppy dick!
Ouch...For those with a weak stomach....turn a way now....
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I broke my little toe on Tuesday night while simply walking through my garage wearing only socks. I normally wear my shoes all the time, but since I had plaster on the soles after doing some reno yesterday, I was dropping bits of plaster all over the place. Caught my toe on my Makita canvas tool carry bag, and all I heard was an almighty crack.
Broke the bone diagonally along the entire length. Apparently, I did a great job of it. An immovable object and a large body travelling at speed did it.
Wife drove me to the local A&E Clinic where we spent the following 3 hours in a queue that never seemed to shrink. Had a few X-Rays done, and eventually a local anaesthetic (which took 3 Nurses and my wife holding me down) and once that settled my foot down.....had the last two toes 'buddy-strapped'
Now I'm getting about with a Moon-sandal......makes me look like half a Camel Jockey. Ah well.....slowed me down at work also, since I cannot wear my work boots....or both shoes for now. At least I can still mess around on my truck at home. Looking at up to 6 weeks strapped up now.
When the incident occurred, the toe was sticking out at 90 degrees......it was pretty ugly until I pushed it back a bit.
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Before treatment ....
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After strapping.....
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hope you heal quickly, get better soon buddy...
I'll take 10 face cord if it's good mixed hardwood, beech, oak, hickory, hard maple, and you can deliver. We really don't need Any Ash, plenty of that to cut around here...
Could be worse .....
I'm always looking for good campgrounds, are there any waterfront sites in "Western Ny"?
Wuss, now quit lollygagging and get back to work!For those with a weak stomach....turn a way now....
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I broke my little toe on Tuesday night while simply walking through my garage wearing only socks. I normally wear my shoes all the time, but since I had plaster on the soles after doing some reno yesterday, I was dropping bits of plaster all over the place. Caught my toe on my Makita canvas tool carry bag, and all I heard was an almighty crack.
Broke the bone diagonally along the entire length. Apparently, I did a great job of it. An immovable object and a large body travelling at speed did it.
Wife drove me to the local A&E Clinic where we spent the following 3 hours in a queue that never seemed to shrink. Had a few X-Rays done, and eventually a local anaesthetic (which took 3 Nurses and my wife holding me down) and once that settled my foot down.....had the last two toes 'buddy-strapped'
Now I'm getting about with a Moon-sandal......makes me look like half a Camel Jockey. Ah well.....slowed me down at work also, since I cannot wear my work boots....or both shoes for now. At least I can still mess around on my truck at home. Looking at up to 6 weeks strapped up now.
When the incident occurred, the toe was sticking out at 90 degrees......it was pretty ugly until I pushed it back a bit.
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Before treatment ....
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After strapping.....
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Some guys will do anything to get out of work
Is the tool bag alright?For those with a weak stomach....turn a way now....
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I broke my little toe on Tuesday night while simply walking through my garage wearing only socks. I normally wear my shoes all the time, but since I had plaster on the soles after doing some reno yesterday, I was dropping bits of plaster all over the place. Caught my toe on my Makita canvas tool carry bag, and all I heard was an almighty crack.
Broke the bone diagonally along the entire length. Apparently, I did a great job of it. An immovable object and a large body travelling at speed did it.
Wife drove me to the local A&E Clinic where we spent the following 3 hours in a queue that never seemed to shrink. Had a few X-Rays done, and eventually a local anaesthetic (which took 3 Nurses and my wife holding me down) and once that settled my foot down.....had the last two toes 'buddy-strapped'
Now I'm getting about with a Moon-sandal......makes me look like half a Camel Jockey. Ah well.....slowed me down at work also, since I cannot wear my work boots....or both shoes for now. At least I can still mess around on my truck at home. Looking at up to 6 weeks strapped up now.
When the incident occurred, the toe was sticking out at 90 degrees......it was pretty ugly until I pushed it back a bit.
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Before treatment ....
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After strapping.....
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Whew, glad to hear it, that could have turned out bad.Just a slight scuff.
Ordered up a nice 6’ tall vinyl fence to keep my A-hole neighbor off of my property here in NH. I don’t want to spend the money, but as the saying goes; fences make good neighbors. It’s too bad because I got along with the parents very well, but they are gone and now a daughter and her A-hole husband have it. The old man warned me years ago that his son-in-law was a jerk too. On a positive note, I saw this cool rocking chair made of composite plastic at the fence company and I’m ordering up a pair.
Finished the '08 Pontiac G-6 Hardtop Convertible re-hab for my Wife's FL Winter Getaway. Bought it used for a good price, 55k miles, No Winters, locally. Needed some work, as someone changed the front end to a GSX(?), after an accident. New hood, & nose, had No supports on it. Hunted down the needed parts, as GM no longer offers them. Found the Whole front end, in a small yard in the Finger Lakes. Assembled over the past few weeks, and finished it today, with the headlight polish, and odds & ends. She'll be driving it down next week, with her Twin, and it will remain there. Just waiting to "give her" the Bill !!!
Cooked dinner......beef cheeks and Mash.
Five hour cooking time.
Five hour cooking time.
Looks good, except for that green and orange stuff.
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Holey moley, thats a lot of wood. Assuming you’re burning it for the winter, I’d say it’s going to be warm and cozy at your house! Bonus on Mama helping out, every little bit helps!
The box trailer is slowly looking more roomy.....and got the 4 speed in the house through the front door....barely. The 8750 generator is now in what was the office (formal living and dining room) along with 3 mounted tires, the cribbage that the Belvederee was on, bicycle, pressure washer driveway broom and a few other things. May just roll the pressure washer in there too but been meaning to get a new carb on it but that hasn't happened yet.
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