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@bigsur51 ALWAYS do this: Go to ConsumerReports and get testing, rating. info for a knowledgeable decision. You do not have to join, they will tell you the best.
@dogzter -- That triggered an old memory. During downtimes, Himself and several other GI's would sit around gumpin'... and sharpening our knives.The need to achieve perfection in a knife is obsessive for some people and impossible to achieve.
My RedWitch always refers me to others as "Mr. Fixit".Throw away crap has ruined us.
Funny you mention a pressure switch. I had just replaced my pressure tank and discovered the switch had gone as well. Instead of another trip to the hardware store I took it apart and fixed it. The spring just need a little bending with some fine needle nose and repeating.
Fixing stuff keeps the thinker young and feels good after the trial and error method finally pans out.
That is a minimum of two full days' supply -- at least seven, mebbe eight separate loads giving more than 60 visible exhales each.With an hours worth of chores to do and experiencing couch lock, I thought to myself.."what would @bigsur51 do in my situation"? So, I grabbed Mrs S&S's fake boob and then made myself a cup of coffee.
Since I was up and getting motivated, why not another smoke. Back on the couch again, but I managed to knock the list down to .5 hours.
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Now that’s sharp@dogzter -- That triggered an old memory. During downtimes, Himself and several other GI's would sit around gumpin'... and sharpening our knives.
You tested your knife's sharpness by cuttin' one of your hairs lengthwise. Sorta like a wood shaving <-- TINS
With care, you could carefully slice up a curl from a hair laid on your finger. A rare double slice where at least a section of the hair had been cut in thirds lengthwise was shown about proudly.
But then... you'd have to sharpen your knife again. It was a never-ending process.
That’s just crazy. I hope they warm up that oil first…-11 here this morning supposed to maybe get to -3 today.
Oil change at 8
Good times.Squeal like a pig! Oh yeah bubba actually took a first date to the movie deliverance. Poor ned Beatty. When we got back to the car, I said "looks like we got a sow here" and was knocked unconscious with a bottle Grandpa Meyers Apple wine.
Bubba
Good morning big. Yall stay warm today. Good day for a pot of soup.
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I am not at all surprised sharp steel does something to men especially when bored and in groups.@dogzter -- That triggered an old memory. During downtimes, Himself and several other GI's would sit around gumpin'... and sharpening our knives.
You tested your knife's sharpness by cuttin' one of your hairs lengthwise. Sorta like a wood shaving <-- TINS
With care, you could carefully slice up a curl from a hair laid on your finger. A rare double slice where at least a section of the hair had been cut in thirds lengthwise was shown about proudly.
But then... you'd have to sharpen your knife again. It was a never-ending process.
We are watching the Australian open. Mensis Mr Subbie watching that other screen , what is that , a girl playing tennis?….
a pot,of soup and a soup of pot!..
I quit watching them after the covid bullshit.We are watching the Australian open. Mens