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My neighbor likes the electric one she got at Costco. But, you can rent them (gas only) at Home Depot and elsewhere.

sugar magnolia wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 1:20 pm We have a fancy one that does cubed, crushed and shaved ice. We've never hooked it up to a water source so we just dump bagged ice in the hopper and go from there.

I like that idea.

Crawling under the house to turn on the ice maker water must have been a blast. I put mine in the cupboard under the sink. It's in the back, but easier to reach than under the house. Mrs insisted on an ice maker on the last fridge purchase some ten years or more ago. She loved it. And then the novel...

Foggy wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 7:30 am
I miss him, tho ...

A small gift for you (sized for avi).

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Ron Deathsentence is living up to his name.

RIP Gregg.

Damn it. I'm getting sucked into becoming a weed yuppie. Remember that first time you could taste the difference between different wines, beers, and liquor? That's happened to me for weed. And I have to say if you live in Oregon, find some of the Mimosa strain. It's got 30%THC and 1%CBD. So, it's go...

I like Boyles delivery. His jabs can be subtle. He does have a flair for language. What I wasn't aware of was the practice of withholding bonuses. That's not a bonus if it's *not deposited* in your bank account. It's vapor. It's fiction. That would piss me off if I was given a big number, told it wa...

I got my dirt stirred. That's as far as I got.

What would be shameful about paying for a meal with a card issued at the border? Assuming the story is true, and I don't, how would someone recognize one of those cards? Knowing this person depended on this card for their sustenance, why not offer them a discount, or no charge, to help them stretch ...

Crayon Sabitchy or whatever name he is using week sounds butthurt.

Yeah. Don't use silicone chalk. Take my word for it.

Very nice. Decorative, functional and artistic.

Here is another one from the same group. It has a shawm, what I think is a buisine , and a percussionist with wood and bells. The buisine does not look much different from a Roman Tuba, which would make sense. https: //youtu.be/sxgdT4P3Epk?si=TCoPklTQ3VO_-sb4 Don't move fast or you'll break that lo...

Tiredretiredlawyer wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 10:19 am You’re the guy in the flannel shirt, right??

Well, I've never been one to build a shed over my tool. All gristle and bone.

:lol: But I could never part with something that warms my heart and makes me smile every time I see it. I can almost see my dad smiling back at me at times. He was a real hoot I have to say, we lost in in 1986. He now resides on Eisenhower Drive at Arlington National. He even adopted himself a them...

The Shins New Slang

keith wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 11:36 pm
Talk about SCA!!!

I loved the 'proto-trombone' - what's it actually called?

And what are those reeded instruments? Surely not Oboes - (no valves, just finger holes) but maybe?

I take it that thing on screen right is a drum? (JK)

I think it's called a sackbut.

My question is - Who was the first guy to blow through a hollow stick, make a sound, and amaze the shit out of everyone standing around?

Not a SCAdian in the bunch. :rotflmao: I had a client, an engineer at Tektronics back when it still occupied the Beaverton campus, that was a SCA member. Huge dude. Six foot plus, well over 300lbs, had to drive a Dodge Powerwagon because it was the only thing that fit him. He said in his local club...

Not a SCAdian in the bunch. :rotflmao: I had a client, an engineer at Tektronics back when it still occupied the Beaverton campus, that was a SCA member. Huge dude. Six foot plus, well over 300lbs, had to drive a Dodge Powerwagon because it was the only thing that fit him. He said in his local club...

My questions would be where, when, and how. How does an infant possess an unknown virus it was never exposed to?

My speculations are enormous.

St. Vincent Broken Man. Headphones on, set it to eleven, break the knob off.

Took me a minute.

Hey! The bottle can be recycled!