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The Original O'l Farts Club.
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Goldhedge
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I'll bet you'll change what oils you use....Feel like I just lost 20 minutes of my livelihood.
I use vegetable oil, olive oil and lard for cooking. Mostly coconut oil for skin and cannabis stuff. No petrolium oil except maybe in my truck
dogzter
Drapetomaniac
Exactly, some kids mght remember those classes as a joke because for some they were but for others it sparked an interest in going into the trades for a career. Alas as far as I know now, no schools have those courses. At least not in my area and nothing but the pitch from the Colleges that everyone needs a degree to make it. To make matters worse I knew plenty of kids back in my day who put themselves thru school by working full time over the summer and part time during the school year to save up money for books and tuition. Good luck at doing that a few years later on $7.00 per hour (minimum wage at the time) and the current cost of tuition for most Colleges. Leaving anyone who bought the hype to go into massive debt with student loans.
Another important tool lost in today's schools (again at least in my area) was vocational counseling and/or apptitude tests to at least give kids an idea if they had what it takes for a College degree or would they maybe be better off looking into becoming an Electrition, Plumber, Auto Mechanic ior a Construction Worker. All careers that can bring in an impressive salary for anyone willing to put in the hardwork. Rather then kids having their heads filled with the illusion that any degree no matter how useless for the job market they want to live in, will guarentee them a 6 figure income. I'm not a supporter of student debt forgiveness because you know what you're signing up for when you get it but seeing the situations so many kids end up in due to the lack of guidence they get in high school, I can see why so many end up needing it just to ever make it to a semi normal decent life.
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Yeah me too, alas sometimes bad luck determines our fate. My problem is mainly a combination of my health and the fact that the roof to my seperate workshop which used to be my grow room has failed and I can't afford to fix it (Home Owner's Insurance refused to covr it until the roof got fixed).
Technically I could make a grow room in one of the bedrooms of my house but my house is too smal at 1250 sq ft to give up a bedroom and I have too much stuff stored in there I would have to get rid of first. The set up I had in my now comprimised workshop was about on par with what you have in your basement. Alas my home has no basement, just a crawlspace that I would never consider trying to have a grow space in.
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Some get that already thru the HUD Section 8 Housing. Who do you think ends up controlling all those unsold houses when the develpers go bankrupt because too few can afford them?
Looks like you're going to have a lot of work just before the holidays but you'll also have one heck of a well supplied stash to show for it.
cola
Well-known member
Good Morning All (OF's):
Wishing each and every one of you, a pleasant morning, wonderful day, and outstanding evening.
I am currently pretty tied up with projects and work, so wanted to start with a daily check in hello.
Today is Sunday. An ordained day of R&R. So, let the enjoyment begin. Glad for the break. TGFW!
See you all tomorrow (again)!
Wishing each and every one of you, a pleasant morning, wonderful day, and outstanding evening.
I am currently pretty tied up with projects and work, so wanted to start with a daily check in hello.
Today is Sunday. An ordained day of R&R. So, let the enjoyment begin. Glad for the break. TGFW!
See you all tomorrow (again)!
There was a multi-day comprehensive series of aptitude tests that I took in 1957 in high school. Mine came out mixed with two salient (and awkwardly odd) points: writing and military. I did both.
Those aptitude tests were uncannily accurate. Where did they go? Did anybody else here get to take them?
Scientists and artists. I am among giants.
Absolutely spot on. #9 shot, and you have a great dinner. Quail was white meat, and therefore prized. <-- Got to thinkin' about it; dove were shot at long distance (airborne) as an average, while quail erupted from under your feet.
I preferred dove hunting. I absolutely smoked a quail at ten feet with my 12 gauge double-barrel.
I like Ave ,and Jimmy Diresta ,and the Grandfather Tubal Cain Mr Pete
A born teacher who has over 1000 shop videos.
He is close to 80 and revered
Much cheaper in 5 gal buckets
like paint ,but more fun than paint ( sorry Boo)
