Any chance of providing us mere mortals with a link where to purchase this technological terror? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
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Any chance of providing us mere mortals with a link where to purchase this technological terror? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
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Originally Posted by Hirlau
That looks pretty good. I just pile my luggage in front of the door and a 38 on the night stand. I sleep kind of light when i'm away from home.
Just remember to get the one that is powered with AAA, not button batteries. There are different brands on the market, the the small ones with button batteries are not that great.
Doberman Security Home Security Wireless Door Alarm with Remote-SE-0119 - The Home Depot
I've used these devices for years, of various brands.
If i went away and felt like i needed a portable alarm and assorted weaponry i would go somewhere else 😨
We have all felt that way at one time or another in our life,,,,,,,,:rofl2:Quote:
Originally Posted by edhewitt
I have recently been made aware of a top secret to proper stropping :hmmm:
Well make sure you don't tell us.
I was hoping someone would ask what it was, so I could say its TOP SECRET! that's why I mentioned it in this thread as I doubt any newbies will find there way here. its funny that you will not find it anywhere on this site, as this forum is a place to learn all of the things razorsQuote:
Originally Posted by Utopian
Heads of tails?
Hail Hydra?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings
Naw, I was referencing the character from No Country For Old Men flipping a coin to decide if he is going to off someone.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinnermint
Carla Jean: The coin don't have no say! It's just you!
That man and his voice is what nightmares are made of. Friggen amazing movie tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings
Like that scene in The Dark Knight with Harvey Dent and the mobster, "I said it wouldn't hurt your chances."
Has anyone used CRC belt conditioner on a strop?
Back in the days when I worked on farming equipment for Green Giant, this was used as a 'temporary' fix for belts that slipped even once tightened as far as possible. Once you could afford some downtime the belt was replaced.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
If you wish to 'Play' play on a scrap piece of leather and not a real strop as it's pretty nasty stuff.
Back in the day I use to work for a canning company also. We had dodge slant 6's on the combines and one of them I added a quart an hour of oil to without even checking the level. If I remember right they were 5 main not the 3 main of an average car engine.
We had to get it to fall and they had all winter to rebuild it!:D
Our FMC Pea Harvester Combines were powered with Chrysler 318 Industrial V8's. When my dad's '64 Plymouth needed rebuilt he and the head engine man at Green Giant used the pistons from one of the combine engines that had been rebuilt. Those pistons only had 200 operating hours on them and that car ran for years and years.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
Confcius say, he who hit snooz, misses a lot of life
How about a little look at a Very Early Ron White performance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4RtUj5JNfQ
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Friday , Saturday & Sunday
I don't need nothing, but I'm going anyway !!
Parking Lot Sale
Just found a check in a pile of mail from Saturday,,, $15.00 for that day of jury duty. :D
I could put it toward a pair of new shoes or 2 bottles of Pinaud. :shrug:
Headed to Sally's tomorrow for 2 bottles of Pinaud. :beer2:
The PC will serve you better.
What about, the left shoe and one bottle of Pinaud ? A little of both :deal:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
It would be an interesting world if we were born with just one leg
Smells the same either way.................Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
Jury duty, shoes and pinaud all smell the same? My sniffer must be off...
Seems as though some men are born with three :wQuote:
Originally Posted by dinnermint
Thereby hangs a tale!Quote:
Originally Posted by cudarunner
Just finished cleaning 2 Glock Pez Dispensers,,, you have to from time to time or your candy gets stuck. :shrug:
Ooh ooh , did you put strawberry pez I'm at least one Despenser :needcoffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
Actually there were 3, an old 10, a 15 & a 30 that I keep around for parties. :D
Do we tilt your head right back to get the Pez out?Quote:
Originally Posted by whoever
If need beQuote:
Originally Posted by edhewitt
Harbor Freight Coupons For This Weekend - Father's Day
Harbor Freight Tools – Quality Tools at Discount Prices Since 1977
The next time I see the buffers on sale, I will pick one up. I have one now that works fine but a second would certainly reduce the number of times I have to change out the wheels for a different grit or polish.
I think Glen has 7.
Those buffers are great little tools! Mine has run for over ten years and has been hot enough to burn flesh when really loaded down. A friend with a gun shop bought one about the same time. Big wide buffs on it with 220 greasless on one end and bobbing compound on the other and it is still going strong.
~Richard
Don't forget the free tape measureQuote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
Hey Roy
I know a couple of women that shirt describes quite well.
