peejman

You're lucky you're not allergic.  My arm would be the size of a balloon and I'd need a Benadryl IV.    Mix up some a paste of meat tenderizer and water and apply it to the stings.  Leave it on until it's dry, it'll help with the itching. 

Here's an article on freezing various veggies...  http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/freezing-vegetables-zm0z13aszsor.aspx?newsletter=1&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_term=GFSS%20eNews&utm_campaign=07.26.13%20GFSS#axzz2akZz7Scd   And I didn't catch the "pee seasoned" when I read that earlier...   um...   ew. 

    You don't have to out run the bear, just out run your buddy.  The guy with the camera around his neck is dead meat.  :lol:

I'm staggered by the knowledge exhibited by Ms. Boots. Perhaps she's simply got good google-fu, but the fact that this was included in the article is amazing to me... Perhaps I shouldn't be amazed, but I am. After all, this seems to be the norm...

    Once upon a time, there was talk of a spec racing series for GW's similar to the BMW Boxer Cup.  I think that would've been a hoot to watch and I'll bet the lap times would've humbled some folks. 

Nice list. I'd add one more lesson... Don't be stupid and you won't get in a fight.

What they said about milling. Having a good, rigid fixture is very important. If the part is moving or rattling, it'll chatter like crazy. Surface finish and dimensional control will be terrible. Make small cuts.... 0.025" at the most. Make a pass, the make another pass (called a spring pass) without moving anything. If it makes chips the 2nd time, your cutting too much or the part is moving.

That sure looks like fun. Unfortunately that'd probably be a whole year's worth of ammo for me.

I've met Rick a couple times, he can ride a wing like no one I've ever seen. Nice guy too. Fastest time? Not hardly. But that's another discussion...

I've met Rick a couple times, he can ride a wing like no one I've ever seen. Nice guy too. Fastest time? Not hardly. But that's another discussion...

I don't disagree. There's the school of thought that a right unexercised isn't a right anymore. But Leonard is an attention whore with an agenda. Unfortunately he's fairly smart too. Guys like him simply take advantage of the fact that we have a legal system rather than a justice system.

My biggest issue with cruiser type bikes is lack of ground clearance.  Some of the lower ones drag hard parts much too easily.  That and lots of people just don't have a clue how to ride them.  Watch a couple motorcycle police training videos and you'll see what the bike can actually do.    A friend has a Valkyrie with 100k+ miles now and it's been trouble free.  It's either a '97 or '98.  Love the sound they make.    I don't think you can go wrong with any of them, you've just got to find one that fits your needs and budget.  One thing you might consider is EFI vs. carbs.  Carbs work great until they don't work and then things can get ugly pretty fast. 

It requires some trust on both sides.  You ship your gun to him, he ships his to you.  FFL's are not required within the state. 

  My assumption is that would happen the same way any cop justifies opening a locked trunk when they smell weed in the car.... probable cause.  It doesn't matter that he says it's not loaded.  In God we trust, all others must have proof.  

    I think it's pretty ingenious.  Can you think of a better way initiate the reaction he was looking for?           While I see where you're going, a picket sign isn't a rifle.  Whether they should or not, the police will not react the same way to someone holding a picket sign as someone carrying a rifle.

Garlic cloves chopped or whole? 

Don't have any.  Closest thing I've got is a couple of camo hats.  One from my current employer and another from wife's uncle's business.

Just an example of how wrong things can go when you bring home some random stray and sleep in your birthday suit...

Whatever you do, don't say that name 5 times into a mirror....

Got more pics?  I can't see much in that one.

If you've got collision at the least and definitely if you've got comprehensive, it should be covered.    I do know a guy who could handle the work, but he's here in Maryville.  I'm sure there's someone near you that can fix it. 

  While I'm not in the city, this would indicate yes, the mayor is appointed by the city council....  

    Yes, do tell....  :wave:         Similar stuff here.  I think it's just been too wet for several of the veggies.... tomato and okra in particular.  The melons will mold/rot if left on the ground.  You need to sit them on some straw or something that drains to get them up out of the dirt.  We've tried cantaloupe and watermelon in the past.  We got exactly one good cantaloupe and never got a watermelon much past football sized before they rotted. 

  Hypothetically speaking, of course....

Nice work!