The Original O'l Farts Club.

[oldmaninbc]

being old makes us ruthless

Especially when it comes to my lemon, coconut and blueberry loaf.

No, don't even look at it.

 

[jokerman]

 

[RequiredUsername]

Ahhh 5mph impact bumpers and the 200lbs they added.

I usually had a cigarette hanging from my mouth as I pumped gas.

Eh? You mean Nader bumpers. The 5mph bumpers were nice. They were like shiny rolled up cans. You put your foot up to lean on it, and it just comes off. Or do I have this wrong in my head? 71 and earlier right?

It's the 20 (?) mph bumpers that were huge and heavy. Mid 1973, 74 cars were now designed to crash rather than perform.

Just look at all the cool egg shapes we have now.

 

[BrassNwood]

Or this jewel. Damn if we didn't live through some of the best music.

 

[oldmaninbc]

Going to make a Turkey Shepherd's Pie tomorrow, need to make extra potatoes tonight.
Turkey Shepherds Pie like at Thanksgiving. Potatoes, dressing. meat, peas & carrots and gravy.
My favorite, mostly. Never had a bad Shepherd's pie.

 

[oldmaninbc]

Yes it was smaller than a coon I think. Unless a baby coon maybe. About 1/4 the size as coondick. Was wondering what animal it came from
It was a weird store but they have been there a while. I guess there is a need for such a place.

Fun store when on shrooms.

 

[BrassNwood]

Eh? You mean Nader bumpers. The 5mph bumpers were nice. They were like shiny rolled up cans. You put your foot up to lean on it, and it just comes off. Or do I have this wrong in my head? 71 and earlier right?

It's the 20 (?) mph bumpers that were huge and heavy. Mid 1973, 74 cars were now designed to crash rather than perform.

Web nab
The 1973 model year was the first for new cars in the United States to meet federal bumper regulations that required cars to survive a 5-mph frontal collision without damage. These regulations were part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 215 (FMVSS 215),
In 1982, the federal government bowed to pressure from automakers and rolled back impact test requirements from 5 to 2.5 mph for 1983 and later model cars. The 2.5 mph standard also allows unlimited damage to the bumper and attachments
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74 added the back bumper. It was the 71 / 72 that had the last skinny flimsy rails you could bend by looking at them

 

[Yarddog]

Going to make a Turkey Shepherd's Pie tomorrow, need to make extra potatoes tonight.
Turkey Shepherds Pie like at Thanksgiving. Potatoes, dressing. meat, peas & carrots and gravy.
My favorite, mostly. Never had a bad Shepherd's pie.

My sister used to make that a lot. She called it Hasty Pie. Or something like that. Same thing though.

 

[Putembk]

Can you fit it with a holding tank ??? How about water.

Leach pit or holding tank for septic and holding tank or drilling a well for water. Surface water is a possibility if you live in a city limits, they may require you to use their water septic and their power. No water, leach pits or Wells. Cost me $63 a foot just to bring those services to the property line, then from the property line to the house.

 

[RequiredUsername]

Fun store when on shrooms.

 

[RequiredUsername]

I had my eyes on you the whole time. The whole time.

 

[RequiredUsername]

And that's my limit

 

[oldmaninbc]

My sister used to make that a lot. She called it Hasty Pie. Or something like that. Same thing though.

Once assembled put it in the oven, there is your supper. Not many dishes.
I have seen it called different names. No matter what you call it, it tastes good.
You can use what kind of meat you want and use different tubers from potatoes.

I'm old fashioned and prefer the more traditional Shepherd's pie.

Hope you found your sister's Hasty Pie tasty.

 

[oldmaninbc]

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I think I've been in that store, it looks familiar.

 

[oldmaninbc]

Good evening OF, sooner I get things done the sooner I can relax. Allergies have my head feeling all congested. YUK

See you later... that's the plan.

 

[jokerman]

Going to make a Turkey Shepherd's Pie tomorrow, need to make extra potatoes tonight.
Turkey Shepherds Pie like at Thanksgiving. Potatoes, dressing. meat, peas & carrots and gravy.
My favorite, mostly. Never had a bad Shepherd's pie.

Really ?
tell me more kind Sir

 

[jokerman]

Leach pit or holding tank for septic and holding tank or drilling a well for water. Surface water is a possibility if you live in a city limits, they may require you to use their water septic and their power. No water, leach pits or Wells. Cost me $63 a foot just to bring those services to the property line, then from the property line to the house.

"Electricians and electrical work is so misunderstood..." unknown Electrician

 

[Boo]

you can say that again..

almost $2 grand just for a perk test on the ground to put in a septic tank and still got denied..

electric hookup is $7-10k..

meh, I was quoted $320,000 just to bring city water to my office building...$20K for a well...guess which direction I am going...

 

[jokerman]

Have had the Volcano for a bit I notice the taste and the effect with different temps relating to dosing caps.
I also notice and documented that no matter what temp I use ,if the dosing capsule is empty ,you get no taste or effect no matter how long and how hard you try and even with varied temps.

 

[SubGirl]

you can say that again..

almost $2 grand just for a perk test on the ground to put in a septic tank and still got denied..

electric hookup is $7-10k..

You could get one of those composting toilets. They are made for tiny houses.

they are not bad. Here is one if you haven’t seen them