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The Battle For Squeaky Pig 7/5/25, 19:28:06, Owen I the victor. Battle For Squeaky Pig 7/5/25 20:08:00 was a draw, as there was a more interesting noise/smell/cat in the field.

You couldn't make a funnier unabrow of you tried!

The sickness continues. "I wonder why my heat shrink butt connector dies have more than the usual three notches?" I asked myself about 3:00 A.M. Tuesday morning. I found out. Then I rectified my lack of odd sized heat shrink butt connectors.

I need a Mouse Cleaner.

Same here. Holes per acre in the 80's. Then the coyotes came. Now we have one family at the sawmill. I told Chuck not to borrow under the grain building, and we would get along. He hasn't, but the rats have.

I had a 125cc four stroke. I tipped it over a few times. The engine was seized. We were just standing on the pegs bouncing it around and managed to roll it. Even in death, it was friggin' dangerous. :lol:

Just plain silly. But it made me laugh. :lol:

For years I've been aware of a concept in human nature, but have never been able to quite put it in words. Well, today, I've figured out how to describe it: there are an alarming number of people out there, that if they were just a little bit smarter, might be able to comprehend just how stupid...

62⁰ now.

I'm officially ranking this in my top five most ridiculous looking/sounding birbs.

A for effort, but reinstalling this cobbled radiator hose cost twice as much this morning as a new one cost. It then had to be removed again because the replacement alternator, installed long before my time, was slightly different, requiring a longer belt than the special order one from Deere.

Today was better than the last two. About 90⁰. 78⁰ now, and tolerable. Tomorrow predicted to be 70⁰, ramping back into the 80's next week. We had "feels like" over 100⁰ this week. That's not normal for us in the hill towns of Western Mass.

You have to make sure the injectors/rack are not stuck on the two strokers. They are otherwise dead simple.

There is a tractor shortage on the farm during haying season. I found a couple of batteries and got this old timer out of the bushes. Like it was just shut off yesterday. Video wouldn't load, so I'm linking to Instagram.

I saw 99 in town, according to the VW. A little warmer tomorrow. 89 Wednesday. 70 Thursday. I'll be in hibernation until Thursday.

Would be pretty slick for getting big chunks out of the backyard.