NADman

I just had the cracked screen and battery replaced om my 3-4 yr old Iphone SE for about a $100. bucks. Like the small size. I don't watch videos or movies on it. I have a smart TV for that. It's the only Apple device I own, Thank God.

I'm hoarding the part in between the 2 shots for myself.

Coming and going.

Seems you can't have one without the other.

At least none of them made a 'Dust Bowl' out of the stolen land.

I started this yesterday, thanks to my library, am liking it. Thanks.

Population of 1.3 million.

Safer to scrap the golf and stick to beer.

I built? a few of these. Cheap and easy. Good fit. Don't know if they are 'better than nothing'.

The standard for G + T.

Although I am 'toothless' now I still wear my 40+ yr old jacket, sometimes, when I walk to a bar or store at night. Lots of punks around and I know it makes them think.

Not sure about the 'no name' part but I've always wanted one. Turn it into a 22 Mag in a hurry. Alas, we are not allowed here because that would not be suitable for target shooting only. HaHa

There are nice lawyers? Where?

There's a man? that wears the same color on TV all the time.

Since I don't have a lathe, milling machine, trusty Miller or room anymore I do some cross stitch stuff. Not a single artistic bone in my body but X stitching requires precision, and a lot of patience which I'm not famous for. Lots of long cold days and nights here in the winter so this my next project. Over a 100,000 stitches in a 115 colors. That's my friend Houdini sitting proud. He's 17 now and slowing down a bit.

https://www.clovegarden.com/ingred/sf_gpperiz.html You'll never fill up on them but they are tasty and cheap.

How about periwinkles. Quick boil-rinse with sea salt a couple of times, till the water is clear. Stickpin. Hmmmm.

What about bacon wrapped hot dogs or brats, tenderloin steaks? Endless possibilities.

I prefer raspberry jam and bacon.

Beg to differ. Fiberglass bodies, especially ones for the street with doors, hoods, trunks etc weigh more than steel. Consider the thickness of material and all the reinforcements needed. I've seen parts and areas of 'glass bodies that are really, really thick and heavy. A simple section of a 'glass door skin can be from 1/8 to 3/16 in (and up) thick. Modern body sheet metal is 18-20 gauge (0.0359 in) thick. Much lighter than 'glass. I like the Hudson.

All this because of what Honda calls a faulty jiggle valve. Honda 'Technical Service Bulletin' 13-044 tells me Flat Rate time for thermostat R+R is .4 Hrs. When I asked my Honda 'stealership' to do the job they told me I would be charged 1 Hr. I asked them why, and was told, 'Well, that was 7 yrs ago". I know our dollars worth changes over the yrs, but are Honda 'technicians' really more than twice as slow as they were a few yrs ago? Waited for weather and did it myself, outdoors. 1/4 in. drive ratchet, short ext, 10 MM socket. Done in less than 15 min plus Burp. And yeah, I'm passed my allotted '3 score and ten' years.

FWIW https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Canadian_Maple_Syrup_Heist

It's also my favorite sweetener for oatmeal. Oops, OT already said that.

Bad boys-Bad boys.