It is really good!!! In San Diego there was a place called “pho king” as I’m sure there are in many places.
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Can you imagine the fromunda cheese.
That is destruction of the old foot bridge to make way for new car bridge. The concrete was the new bridge and the old bridge was sitting on the logs inside the concrete abutments.
I rented that sucker and yes it's a cool toy. I got it stuck in deep snow late at night with no cell service. I just stabbed the forks into the ground and pushed the zoom boom backwards with the boom until it wasn't stuck anymore.
Wouldn’t an angle grinder just cut through all of that as well?
I think the point of it is that most opportunistic thieves will have a reciprocating saw and not a grinder with them.
This picture makes me feel so powerless.
Is that the Yellowstone Caldera?
Um, yes, yes it is. And everyone coming to tahoe should go there and go swimming. For the gram, yo.
And pet the bison.
And by bison I mean bears, but as far as your dumb ass goes, they're bison.
Ours likes to be able to see out the front window, in our pickup the center console is big enough she can stretch forward onto it even with her harness and seatbelt restraining her.
I think I might investigate if I could build it high enough for that, but then also move it back to function as a bed step when the time comes.
When Appropriate I tuck in my shirts. Not always. When wearing sportswear. I do not tuck in my shirt. As an adult I realize that tucking in my shirt, as uncomfo
I know the difference. You should never pet the bears.
If you slowly approach the Bison with a handful of alfalfa. And then slap them on the ass when they reach out for a bunch. Much success will be had. They are loving creatures. They will only reluctantly gore you.
I have never seen this before.
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i think he meant he's never seen the river that high.
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This would be the correct response.
At the dam they have pictures from Hurrican Agnes in 1972
