Sounds like it's time for a story, Unca Angry!I fucking hate plumbing repairs.
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Amazing, and a perfect microcosm of today’s society.
Expert tells uncomfortable truth. Rubes deny reality.
Replaced the Insikerator garbage disposal last year. Instructions clearly stated that if you were merely switching out units with the same model then in wasn't neccessary to install the new sink mounting bracket. So of course I didn't and it developed a leak. So I had to remove the disposal and the old bracket to replace with a new one and fresh plumber's putty. It was a giant pain in the ass. Very difficult to get under the sink to work and my left knee was screaming in pain. Lots of cursing and yelling. After a few minutes of that I can barely walk let alone three goddamn fucking hours. Fuck plumbing and getting old !!!!Sounds like it's time for a story, Unca Angry!
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did you ask him to pan the camera up and down at the start of the session eh
Certainly sounds like he bent over and coughed.
He did get up at one point.
Mine is Thelma and Louise-esque at high speed off a large drop when quality of life takes a big downturn.
A long walk off a local pier with some heavy chains during crab season.
Reduce, reuse recycle.
I'd tell you about my real plan to machine-gun my way through society, but then kidwoo would report me AGAIN and I'd have to work a few more years until people forget.
yup. spousal unit does not like it when i say that as soon as i can't enjoy life i want out...but why would you not? when i can't charge steep chunk at speed, or dig in the hills, cut me off, yo. cuddling grandkids ain't my jam.
Just for future reference, Backcountry and Flylow ski jackets have really short arms in their XXL sizing. Torso for giant folk I'm Backcountry is good, but arms... Man 4" short. Flylow is fat man in a little coat and 4" too short.
Just went nightime snorkling with HUGE freaking Manta Rays.
Absurdly great experience, top 5 wildlife experiences that I have ever had. Highly recommend!
Absurdly great experience, top 5 wildlife experiences that I have ever had. Highly recommend!
this seems like a terrifying idea to me.
Because?
minor thalassophobia
Tell me moar.
You finance bro life coaches are useless.
He's a plowdriver, yet zero discussion of killdozer as retirement option. Take a step back and think outside the box man!
Born and raised on a commercial apple / alfalfa farm. Degrees in Soil Science, Organic Ag, HVAC/R. I've been in the trenches farming and warehousing my whole life. I recently got out of the family business and have been doing some work with ammonia detection in cold storage facilities. Now I have learned theres a "customer" who wants to go big growing food in a sustainable way. They have land, water, money, and equipment. They don't have the experience to vision the path to success. They don't know what success even looks like. (Does anyone in the food supply chain know?)
Well they are dangling carrots. LOL
Dammit man they are dangling the fanciest carrots I have ever seen.Are they those fancy multi-color carrots? Those things are cool!
That sounds like a very cool opportunity, I’ve always been curious about how to step into a consulting role.
I'm going to keep saying yes. Honestly I have been day dreaming about this for years. The carrot being dangled is locking down 550 acres of land for trails. This parcel is the lynch pin in a 3000 acre non motorized recreation/ conservation project.go for it dude. that sounds like a cool opportunity.
Southwest corner. Assume from there. I don't handle northern part of the state.
Me too! I have been trying to eestablish a role as an ag consultant for 6 years now with not much success.
I’ve always been on the row crop/feed side with various roles in the input and equipment world. While I see the need for consulting at every equipment dealer I step into now, I am not sure how to make a name in that realm.
With that said. High five to making it happen.
It hasn't happened yet. I've done a ton of free consulting over the years - people have learned they can call me when they don't know what to do. The line between helping friends and getting paid for advice has been hard to breech. The only industry that I've been successful in actually getting paid has been helping cannabis growers. They have money but not any knowledge of scaled up farming. At any rate each attempt is a positive experience and step in the right direction.
We've started doing playdates for Layla with the dog across the street. Just drop her off when the girls all leave for school and pick her up 3-4 hours later. When they came in after play time, she was limping pretty bad. It looks like she hurt her foot to the extent that I'm having to carry her up the stairs. One more trip to the vet...