lolz. what did you need one of those for?! this is the first thing that came to my mind after I googled it:
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Peavey vs cant hook:
How to Choose a Cant Hook vs. Peavey | Wood-Mizer USA
While both cant hooks and peaveys allow for rolling logs where you need them, share the same handles for leverage and swinging hooks for gripping logs
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I let him know that it is something that I have thought about before, but am not focusing on currently until my CFP exam in July. Leave the door open and let him know that the CFP is in play.
Just stop going to work for a while. Eventually they’ll fire you and you can collect unemployment. In the meantime they’ll keep sending paychecks right ? Paid vacation, maaan…
I'm not your buddy but I would want the bike to get ridden by someone even if it meant I saw it.
I'm sure he's going to have a lot of reminders of his lost son. I know you already did, but I'd ask him directly and then go for it, and if he has a problem with it in the future you can always offer to sell it then, provided we aren't talking 1000 years and several upgrades down the line. If he thinks it's going to be weird, then move on and grab something else.
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hello fronds
back to work after 10 days in outer space. We visited hershey, farted on Jonkranked's doorstep, traveled to NC, visited Wilmington which was nice and our only true time together as a couple, then visited charlotte where we farted in jstuhlman's general direction, enjoyed a remarkably mediocre wedding, then drove back over the course of two days. All in all, a lot of driving. I am happy to be back and back to "normal". No training this morning as my stomach felt wretched, which is probably due to eating two vegetables over the course of the last 10 days.
Now to get back to trying to build up a weird chinese TT bike, selling off a perfectly good old tri bike, and coaching soccer.
back to work after 10 days in outer space. We visited hershey, farted on Jonkranked's doorstep, traveled to NC, visited Wilmington which was nice and our only true time together as a couple, then visited charlotte where we farted in jstuhlman's general direction, enjoyed a remarkably mediocre wedding, then drove back over the course of two days. All in all, a lot of driving. I am happy to be back and back to "normal". No training this morning as my stomach felt wretched, which is probably due to eating two vegetables over the course of the last 10 days.
Now to get back to trying to build up a weird chinese TT bike, selling off a perfectly good old tri bike, and coaching soccer.
Oh yes, we are planning on doing disney and as a non-planner, I kind of want to die. I just want to visit a fucking theme park, but I worry that if I don't nickel and dime fucking everything, we will never eat nor sleep nor do anything and we'll all have a terrible time. This sucks pretty hard
there is no nickel and diming at disney. you just open your wallet and keep dumping all the money out
My wife and kids have been watching amateur Disneyland footage on youtube for the past week or so, and now they're asking me when we're going to go again.
"When we have a spare $4,000, kids".
i would have smelled it. you must have only farted in my general direction
The two times we've gone as a family, we did 2 days. We're a 6 hour drive from Disneyland, so it's not like we need to make a long stay to justify the distance travelled. And with an infant now, I don't think I could handle more than 2 days.
that's fair. i've reached that age where if i'm getting on a plane for anything that's not work i'm going for at least a week.
You're at the age where two weeks might be all you have left.I'm at the age where I think a two week minimum is reasonable.
if i'm going more than 2-3 time zones, yesI'm at the age where I think a two week minimum is reasonable.
that reminds me that I need to figure out how long I'll be in Japan for in October, assuming my abstract/presentation gets acceptedI'm at the age where I think a two week minimum is reasonable.
hmmmmmm. I will get a JR Pass and ride the rails
Buy the Japan Rail Pass online - 7, 14 & 21 days.
Discover Japan with a Japan Rail Pass, buy your ticket to unlimited travel! Purchase securely online - Free JR Pass guide, map and travel advice - 7, 14 & 21 days.
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So raility might set in?that reminds me that I need to figure out how long I'll be in Japan for in October, assuming my abstract/presentation gets accepted
hmmmmmm. I will get a JR Pass and ride the rails
Buy the Japan Rail Pass online - 7, 14 & 21 days.
Discover Japan with a Japan Rail Pass, buy your ticket to unlimited travel! Purchase securely online - Free JR Pass guide, map and travel advice - 7, 14 & 21 days.
That was a raily bad pun.
it derailed my train of thought, so bad
How bad, like wheelie, wheelie bad ?
like it made me want to take a different track and get out of there but the switch was... er, forget it
this thread is running out of steam.
LOL. Coworker just got himself fired going nuclear on an entire team for not doing their due diligence and really ripping them all apart. People left the meeting in tears.
Turns out he was the one who didn't do his due diligence and melted down based on an incorrect information resulting from his own mistake.
Turns out he was the one who didn't do his due diligence and melted down based on an incorrect information resulting from his own mistake.
Hopefully I can inject a bit more traction:
thehill.com
Las Vegas-to-California bullet train gets bipartisan backing
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A bipartisan congressional group from Nevada and California asked the Biden administration Monday to fast-track federal funds for a private company to build a high-speed rail line …
thehill.com
LOL. Coworker just got himself fired going nuclear on an entire team for not doing their due diligence and really ripping them all apart. People left the meeting in tears.
Turns out he was the one who didn't do his due diligence and melted down based on an incorrect information resulting from his own mistake.
Whoops.
I once went off on a supplier and made their engineering manager cry. I had done my due diligence though.
