or sheep; then it has to be chiakwa tight.


wait. that's just wrong......

 

You will probably pay for that one

I like Genoa sausage but havent had the garlic. When we have garlic around here its all or nothing. Either everybody has it or nobody.

Yeah, the 9N belonged to my great uncle. I learned to run it at his place when I was a kid.
Its still 6volt pos ground and for some reason it injects oil into the coolant. Doesnt seem to bother it, just throw a quart in every hour.
Not having brakes makes you have to plan ahead.

 

not having brakes means you better have a loader......or trees. yup.


neighbor has his dad's jubilee. parked where his dad left it in 1961.

oil in antifreeze is a split return inner line. ask me how I know....

so windy here, i think that bicycle lady from Wizard of Oz went by.........

(no icon for THAT!)

 

No janitor, no coffee, no ph00 - - no nuttin.

OK gang, up and atum - - coffee, ph00, hot water and donuts all on the counter (after pushing all the crap that was there on the floor and into the corner by whatever that is over there - - it moves up and down and sounds like it is breathing. ..........

Busy day - - gone. .............

Bob

 

Morning all. Interesting article about things people are stealing these days. Heidi, you might want to see what's on the list since you're in the syrup business right now. I've got some history for you, Scott's late again. Everybody give him a shout out and see if we can wake him up.

http://money.msn.com/investing/c_gal...ntid=250562553

 

Wake up Scott!
There's history afoot.

 

Im making history just by being up. Have to take somebody to the airport.

If it was putting coolant into the oil I would be more worried.
Wow, if that Jubilee was parked in 61 its probably pretty low hours. Hope its under cover.
If its heavy breathing its Scot other wise its probably just the dragon.

We recently had some new replacement power poles stolen off the trailer. They caught the guy by following the drag marks. Im not even sure the guy knew what he was stealing them for.

 

Ok fire guys, riddle me this. Why, in a fully involved structure that's already broke through the roof in multiple locations, would you even think you need to ventilate the lowest uninvolved roof? From here it would seem a little more water might be a better solution.

 

I was up. I have a new policy. If it takes more than 3 tries or takes more than 10 minutes to get logged on, I abandon ship and try again later. My blood pressure stays lower that way and I don't end up seeing little white dots from the blood vessels in my eyes popping. (I assume that's what they are)

What's this about a foot?

The only thing I can guess is that they are checking for fire extension. But look at what they did with the ladder and it should be obvious they aren't the sharpest ax in the compartment. Pffft, 'Truckies'!
What amazes me about most of the videos you see on fire fighting, is the amount of firefighters that aren't masked up and ready to go once they get to the scene. They'll get off the truck with the pack on their back, but then frog around for 2 or 3 minutes taking off their helmet, pulling up their hood, (which is almost always snagged on something on their pack), putting on the mask, turning on the bottle and putting the helmet back on and securing it. I just don't get it. Where I come from, all that's done enroute to the scene with the only thing left to do is attach the regulator to the mask and start breathing once you're at the front door.

Aftermorning all.

Just made an appointment to have my first root canal next Friday. Had a tooth bothering me for the last 2 weeks, went to the dentist Monday and he filled what he called a 'crack' in the tooth. After the Novocain wore off it hurt just as much as before except it wasn't sensitive to heat and cold. Figured maybe it was just inflamed from being cracked for 2 weeks before treatment. Called him back this morning to see if it was 'normal' for it to hurt like this and he said, "I was afraid of this. I think you need a root canal". Yay. $895 worth of root canal. I can think of 895 reasons not to go thru with this and only one reason TO go thru with it. That one reason keeps winning out.

 

Okay, here you go. We had about the best location on the field for seeing this, right across from the tower.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06RGK89pyNU

Oh, good morning everyone.

 

lots wrong. biggest safety issue? no leadership.......

absolute snow shower white out. last storm before Spring I guess....
painting floor in apt and doing maple sap....two fer one day!

Bark, ugh. early morning duty.
yep, got that oil/coolant backwards. head gasket/cyl wall leak.
lots of old tractors sittin' in every yard around here. folks are reluctant to sell until the obama promised land hard times came around....
neighbor said his 9n runs but it looks like it died of a broken heart...

Trad, love the comments on that article. we saw about 20 places in the city (rochester ny) with beautiful signs.."no copper"
had a guy crushed in a scrap dumpster processor......talk about stubborn.

off to do sumptin'

 

Wow. He stopped that thing pretty fast.....I'm impressed!!

 

727-200 is still my favorite "old" aircraft, while the Airbus 320 that replaced it is in a different league. It would be interesting to see how much shorter the Bus could stop using Max auto brake and full reverse. I looked it up, 830 meters or 2723ft at 62 tonnes.

 

wow, glad the professionals are still controlling the air. gotta love the trust in your co workers, wow. thank you bus boy/cougar! like the show is correct! line of traffic.
(alaska traffic ? oxymoron?)

body says do one thing at a time. fine tuning the apt.
putting a new coat of varnish on all the wood trim and windows. so relaxing. wood really is beautiful.
Chiakwa is really beautiful.

I think the paint fumes are getting to me.....better go eat lunch.

 

Ummmm......yeah, I think some fresh air might do you some good!!!!!