FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Cool project Scott. What a great deal to get all of those people to volunteer to help others!
How'd it go today?
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Thanks, It is risky!
Ya Jim, couldnt believe how many people were willing to help out!
I think our next project is to take over the USA
mastermind7864
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Just fix the gubermint.
Luckydad
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mastermind7864
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I made it to the 8th grade......three times.
MasterBlaster
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You were an Expert!!! 
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
I could not have failed if I tried. They wanted my ass OUT of there!
SouthSoundTree
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Haha
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I spent the weekend in the mainland, practicing tree climbing for our upcoming trip to the big ones.
I don't need much practice, having climbed both Sequoias and Redwoods before, but we are bringing 2 newbies with us.
They needed to show me, that they are up for it.
All went fine, we had an excellent weekend.
Except that when I was driving over on saturday morning, doing 80 MPh on the freeway, a deer jumped in front of me!
That poor thing simply exploded, there was protoplasma scattered all over the road.
I couldn't even find a piece worth saving for the grill that evening.
Pretty gruesome, and I'm amazed the old Syncro VW didn't suffer from it.
A few dents, but after a decade of forest work, it is full of those already.
I don't need much practice, having climbed both Sequoias and Redwoods before, but we are bringing 2 newbies with us.
They needed to show me, that they are up for it.
All went fine, we had an excellent weekend.
Except that when I was driving over on saturday morning, doing 80 MPh on the freeway, a deer jumped in front of me!
That poor thing simply exploded, there was protoplasma scattered all over the road.
I couldn't even find a piece worth saving for the grill that evening.
Pretty gruesome, and I'm amazed the old Syncro VW didn't suffer from it.
A few dents, but after a decade of forest work, it is full of those already.
MasterBlaster
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Lordy! Deer collisions kill hundreds of people every year... you were quite lucky!
Need to hit them slower to eat them Stig
Glad it didn't mess up the vehicle or you!
Lawn mowed, house cleaned, next week scheduled, bid a couple thousand worth of work, yep, time for breakfast at 2:30 pm...then maybe a nap...
Glad it didn't mess up the vehicle or you!Lawn mowed, house cleaned, next week scheduled, bid a couple thousand worth of work, yep, time for breakfast at 2:30 pm...then maybe a nap...
Cobleskill
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A friend hit and killed a deer on his Harley last summer. Totaled the Harley and didn't do him any good. Few broken ribs, roadrash, and beat up. Insurance got him a new bike.
Tucker943
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Stig, what this about a piece for the grill?
Richard is South African.
He LOVES meat, particularly game. He is my buddy, so I like to see him eat well.
The hunters that hunt on my property have to drop a dead deer off every year as payment, that goes straight to Richard's freezer ( Much to the disappointment of Sam, my dog)
First time we were on the Cali North coast, Richard wanted a nice piece of dead cow to grill.
We went to a supermarket in Willits with a huge butcher department ( Or whatever it is called).
For fun I told the head butcher that Richard had said that compared to South African beef, American ditto was pretty worthless.
So the guy went out of his way to find a super quality tri-tip and prove the superiority of American beef.
That old American national pride is good if you know how to work it
He LOVES meat, particularly game. He is my buddy, so I like to see him eat well.
The hunters that hunt on my property have to drop a dead deer off every year as payment, that goes straight to Richard's freezer ( Much to the disappointment of Sam, my dog)
First time we were on the Cali North coast, Richard wanted a nice piece of dead cow to grill.
We went to a supermarket in Willits with a huge butcher department ( Or whatever it is called).
For fun I told the head butcher that Richard had said that compared to South African beef, American ditto was pretty worthless.
So the guy went out of his way to find a super quality tri-tip and prove the superiority of American beef.
That old American national pride is good if you know how to work it
Tucker943
Bamboo Plantation Owner
Do you eat fish?
Nothing with a face.
That pretty much says it, but I have a hard time with eggs if I can tell they are there.
That is, I can eat pancakes or baked goods where you don't really notice the eggs, but no omelettes, scrambled eggs etc.
That pretty much says it, but I have a hard time with eggs if I can tell they are there.
That is, I can eat pancakes or baked goods where you don't really notice the eggs, but no omelettes, scrambled eggs etc.
Peter
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No to anything that had a pulse, but yes to anything that is a pulse....
MasterBlaster
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I eat eggs by the ton, no yolks.
Tucker943
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Swill a few beers and then run.
MasterBlaster
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Get a massage!
MasterBlaster
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Things could be worse!
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