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Just riding on a straight road is particularly dangerous? Did you see the comment: "His bike stopped so he had to keep making the sounds for it."

Just make sure you get the bow dialed into you.

I have two Mathew's bows, and I know some folks who have Hoyts. I don't figure you'll go wrong with either. Just be aware that they're about like computers/electronics....by the time you get home with it, there'll be a new model available. :lol:

I made it to the end of the week without completely losing it. Today was a challenge. I’m off for two weeks. Two guys were warned to get their heads together for when I come back or life is gonna suck. Company Christmas party once again is on “festivus”. A few of the guys are going to stop...

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They just moved it. How would they know M&B don’t throw down on the Yule Tide light display responsible for roving blackouts throughout the PNW? They were in the woods, nobody could see the Griswald like glowing orb that is the casa de B.

Yes, like in heavy handed retaliation.:headbang: Nicely done show by the way.

I find I drive with the radio off most of the time.

Not that I heard. That be one “complaint” with diesel engines. You ain’t hear as much other stuff as you would with a quiet gasser. That Cummins purrs loudly.

Chipper chain!!!

Oil not neither will ye spin.

Um no. I can't do what he can. As I was watching this one, right before it happened I was thinking that it is dangerous what they're doing-

Have you tried? Those look like special shoes.

Wasn't it growling for a while?

Greg Biffle, his wife and his 2 children Didn’t Gary date his mom for a bit?

If I could do that I wouldn't need a cold plunge!

Blinker fluid is low.

What does it mean when the orange light comes on?

Greenhouse plastic is pretty cheap. You can suspend the plastic mid- sheet by cinching cord on the outside of the plastic, capturing a smooth stone on the inside of the enclosure. If you know a guy, an easy metal or wood frame could hold the cords anchor ends. Drape the plastic to the ground...