I am a very rural, out in the middle of nowhere for my personal living. Frugal and a tightwad as well, but I don’t mind visiting, vacating and enjoying the pleasure of the city life, I just always return home.
Yeah, that high-rise is my vacation home, spend 2-3 months total in a year there. What's funny is that is where I like to hang out for peace and quiet. No traffic, and because the walls are insulated you do not hear the people above or below. The marina is literally 5 minutes if I want to go for a quick sail. Mountains are 15 minutes away and we do have a chalet there with amazing view of the ocean in the distance.
This photo is the arrogant face of liberalism looking down on the "deplorables"
The arrogant face of someone who fooled a lot of ignorant voters.
Yes, you did and I hope it hurt.
Pass the Insider Trading Act and prosecute those who abuse it.
The saw marks are unique, have spent several years in saw mills, and can say the circular saw blade needed sharpening or had a tooth out of alinement, always thought sycamore was a soft wood never was around any cut.
A woman ,a dog ,a walnut tree ,the more you beat em the better they be. heard that in an old movie somewhere, I wouldnt beat my dog but if I had to look at her every day, ?? looks like Hillary's big sister by a different dad.
If you think that quote is acceptable you’ve got serious issues, when you make jokes about intimate partner violence on this forum it reflects poorly on all of the AH community.
Isn’t the whole thing a dog and pony show?No time for a standing filibuster or to confirm Presidential nominations but plenty of time for a Senate dog show.
Were the dogs 2 or 4 legged?No time for a standing filibuster or to confirm Presidential nominations but plenty of time for a Senate dog show.
Yes, I am sure the saw needed sharpening, alinement and probably much more. His sawmills were probably wore out and consumed by this time. It does give more character to the lumber. Sycamore seams to get harder and harder as it ages. I have thousands of board feet that he sawed, along with other kinds as well.
I never said I wanted to live in them. I agree that the cities you mentioned have more soul than others.
Last year I called one of our long time suppliers (great products not so much for customer service) to place a large order, my at the time sales rep asked me if I could call back tomorrow because they were in the middle of photo shoot with the local dog kennel and bonding experience, whatever that means. I gave him my thoughts, hung up and called their competitors (also my long time supplier) and placed the order. I later found out that the supplier paid the dog kennel 10k to bring the dogs in for a photo shoot. I no longer have the same sales rep and place very few orders with them.No time for a standing filibuster or to confirm Presidential nominations but plenty of time for a Senate dog show.
One thing you will probably never do is split sycamore lengthwise. It just won't.
