Not So Pro 3

[Lnk]

My bad I wasn’t aware you had met the cůnt

He is a pretty good cùnt, with I guess a new cùnt.

 

[timg]

get yourself a rubber eraser wheel that goes on a drill

Already tried on an inconspicuous area. Guaranteed a paint burner. But hey now I recognize fire may be good outside the garage.

Try Stoners Tarminator on the adhesive, usually available at most auto parts stores in the car care section

I'm gonna try this stuff. You ever use it? Rapidtac from Merlin, Oregon. Of course the same dude that recommended it is the one to say wrap that front end. LOL

 

[Lnk]

Of course that's 100% true Brad. All I'm saying is that I personally feel that it's a combination of man made and a natural process that is driving climate change.

I just wish people could have civil conversations about this and a great many other issues....

We can Randy, but only in person. Hard to have those I essentially text messages. Now I have to get back to my '51 Ferguson, my chainsaw and my power-trac to get this wood up the hill.

 

[dall]

He is a pretty good cùnt, with I guess a new cùnt.

you just wanna see it

 

[dall]

We can Randy, but only in person. Hard to have those I essentially text messages. Now I have to get back to my '51 Ferguson, my chainsaw and my power-trac to get this wood up the hill.

because you dont know how to read

 

[Lnk]

you just wanna see it

Please no. I promise to stop picking on you if you don't show us.

 

[dall]

Already tried on an inconspicuous area. Guaranteed a paint burner. But hey now I recognize fire may be good outside the garage.


I'm gonna try this stuff. You ever use it? Rapidtac from Merlin, Oregon. Of course the same dude that recommended it is the one to say wrap that front end. LOLView attachment 412285

you used alot of lube ?
cant just dry pop that *s-word
thought some like it

 

[3browns]

Already tried on an inconspicuous area. Guaranteed a paint burner. But hey now I recognize fire may be good outside the garage.


I'm gonna try this stuff. You ever use it? Rapidtac from Merlin, Oregon. Of course the same dude that recommended it is the one to say wrap that front end. LOLView attachment 412285

I have not seen that product

I’ve used Stoners products for years in my auto detailing processes

That adhesive just looks nasty

Let us know what works for you

 

[timg]

Dry pop, lube, some like it, My friend ur not su-king me down that rabbit hole with you and Larry today. I gotz chit to do. Ryan is here now and has his bunny suit out. Give him a Ringer LOL!

 

[3browns]

Please no. I promise to stop picking on you if you don't show us.

If he sends the pics anyway, just remember, I’m having a St Paddy’s day special on eye bleach

 

[Firewood Hoarder]

If he sends the pics anyway, just remember, I’m having a St Paddy’s day special on eye bleach

Prove it?

 

[3browns]

Prove it?

Cash up front...

 

[GCJenks204]

It’s not political to me. I’ve looked at the science from as unbiased sources as I could find. Our actions in treating the only home we have like a garbage dump surely have had an effect. However, when you look at all the historical environmental data that has been collected it’s pretty clear the earth has a natural warming and cooling cycle, and I’m pretty sure the Dinosaurs weren’t riding around in fords and chevy’s.

Frankly, I’m much less concerned about the atmosphere than I am out our water supply. While I am incredibly lucky to live in a place with an abundance of water very few places do. What I see happening on the west coast of the US with water and the battle between food production and other human uses is just the start of the problems on our content and other parts of the world are already in more critical situations.

 

[nbbt]

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Oh what a fuggin good time. The is the one and only wrap this old boy is doing. Hoping to save the paint, depending on my patience this afternoon.

Try Stoners Tarminator on the adhesive, usually available at most auto parts stores in the car care section

I've had very good results with Goo Gone for adhesive removal. Small amount of product application, let it soak in for a while, wipe most off and rinse with water.

 

[Czed]

My great nephew bought this *s-word
225.00 for a beat up tree service saw and it's a assisted starter bastard
Over the year's I gave him and his mom 2 028s a woodboss and super a jonsereds 920 a 372 and a 170
He said this thing doesn't run right
I said get used to it that saw is for elderly people to run.

 

[Woodrow]

Good morning fellas. It is still morning here. Working on chainsaw clean up today after cutting about a cord or so of dead standing red oak yesterday. Love that stuff!

 

[sawmikaze]

It’s not political to me. I’ve looked at the science from as unbiased sources as I could find. Our actions in treating the only home we have like a garbage dump surely have had an effect. However, when you look at all the historical environmental data that has been collected it’s pretty clear the earth has a natural warming and cooling cycle, and I’m pretty sure the Dinosaurs weren’t riding around in fords and chevy’s.

This too.

 

[Woodpecker]

Of course that's 100% true Brad. All I'm saying is that I personally feel that it's a combination of man made and a natural process that is driving climate change.

I just wish people could have civil conversations about this and a great many other issues....

We’re looking in the wrong direction to some extent with the co2 problem. The tree huggers want you to believe it’s deforestation. The puppet masters want you to think it’s co2 emissions from IC. It’s true everyone has an agenda. I read a white paper from a pretty brilliant environmental scientist who actually studied the vehicle by which our planet recycles o2 and co2. That would actually be the thing that makes up about 80% of our planet’s surface. Climate warming could be pretty quickly halted if we seed the ocean with minerals that plankton likes and stop dumping trash in it

 

[p61 western]

you are up early did you pee the bed again ?

lol nope

 

[Firewood Hoarder]

I had someone accuse me of causing excessive co2 emissions because I supplement my home heat, by using my fireplace insert and burning wood. I asked them what wood does when it decomposes naturally, to which they had no answer. I told them wood and most organic matter emits methane, a hydrocarbon, and co2 when it decomposes anyway, so why not use that and offset the use of fossil fuel for keeping my home warm?

That's my one proud moment where I kept my composure and had a civil conversation with an environmentalist. I support keeping things clean, and not polluting, but how much is too much?