MomsDuster
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Good afternoon/evening folks
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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dukeboy440
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Hey mark
Hey Mark.....
MomsDuster
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How’s the crew this evening?
6 so far.
Just finished eating some leftover Hamburger Helper....Always better the second time.....
dukeboy440
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Killing my liver. One bourbon at a time
Was bad a couple weeks ago,thought i had it beat but some heavy lifting,oversize wheels/tires and its back to square one. i can still get around,so im not seeing a health care professional as they all have enough on their plate.
Unconventional
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My gran brat suggested I have a shot of Fireball to celebrate the alleged completion of the Democratic process. Kid knows me way too well 
dukeboy440
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My gran brat suggested I have a shot of Fireball to celebrate the alleged completion of the Democratic process. Kid knows me way too well
dukeboy440
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Haha nice, new liquor store delivers...
Wish i could put mine outside. Would give me more shop space and less noise. Plus it would use cold outdoor air, much drier in winter.
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Evening folks. Finally getting a drink! Put up one of those metal kit sheds for a friend today. The kind with 796 screws of varying size.. And did it with 30 mph winds! Creased one panel but made it work.
That’s where the missing 10mm wrench went.
Yep!
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Cheers back at ya!
It was windy as all **** up here. The kind of wind that sandblasts your face.
Got real windy here tonight.
Tomorrow is last nice day until march. Maybe april
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Wind and metal panels don't go well together. Only takes a breeze to get 'm airborne. At 30 mph they can be downright dangerous especially since they use they make em as thin(cheap) as possible like f'n razor blades...
And if you dont anchor em down they become large sheet metal tumbleweeds!Wind and metal panels don't go well together. Only takes a breeze to get 'm airborne. At 30 mph they can be downright dangerous especially since they use they make em as thin(cheap) as possible like f'n razor blades...
Those roof panels i secured the other day are 14 gauge galvanized panels. Held down originally with nails and a lead washer.
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