sgtskidmark
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Fuck yeah, I’m down!!!!
Fuck yeah, I’m down!!!!
So if a Clydesdale is equal to an F150 that would be an Explorer. Right?
Yet no one has thought about this: His wife has a horse, hitched to a buggy, hitched to a boat trailer! I'm pretty good at backing trailers, but damn!If the Amish can’t use a car or truck, how can they use a motorized boat?
If the Amish can’t use a car or truck, how can they use a motorized boat?
It is strange. We have some around here. They built my shop. Correct they aren't allowed to drive, but they have trucks and they hire drivers. They also, don't have electricity running to their houses, but have a few generators running 24/7. Asked them about it and they said they aren't allowed to do business with the government or something like that.
Unless it's a Morgan. Then it's one of the old f100So if a Clydesdale is equal to an F150 that would be an Explorer. Right?[emoji1787]
When I was in PA years back I talked to some younger ones (No beards). They told me they could have generators, but not be on the grid. Something about being controlled by others, like the government, was not allowed. We have some Mennonite's out here, "Amish Light" I call them. No electrical stuff allowed in family rooms or bedrooms, but a few have a TV and a computer in the basement...and they drive.It is strange. We have some around here. They built my shop. Correct they aren't allowed to drive, but they have trucks and they hire drivers. They also, don't have electricity running to their houses, but have a few generators running 24/7. Asked them about it and they said they aren't allowed to do business with the government or something like that.
Having talked to many, including some who have "jumped the fence", the rules of don'ts are not always universal. Each district or bishop can set up rules or variables.When I was in PA years back I talked to some younger ones (No beards). They told me they could have generators, but not be on the grid. Something about being controlled by others, like the government, was not allowed. We have some Mennonite's out here, "Amish Light" I call them. No electrical stuff allowed in family rooms or bedrooms, but a few have a TV and a computer in the basement...and they drive.
We have a few more masking up around here. It's turned into a mini-Cali in the past two years...more Cali plates everyday it seems. The only difference is they aren't very brazen with mask shaming...still outnumbered. You can tell the newbies...retirement aged, mask on, new Glock and holster, and they live in the newer tracts closer into town.Not in Hawaii. They don’t want you to take your mask off until you are actively eating and drinking. Then you can put it back on. SMH Went out Friday night for dinner and the amount of people here masking up is crazy. I need to get to AZ stat!!!!
She must love smelling her own farts
Sorry I didn't update you. Yes I got power at the end of June.Did they use hand saws and augers for building your shop ? You ever pass inspection and get the gov't powered lights on ?
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I would love to have a few engineers work with me for day,especially engineers who design CNG systems for Ford trucks!
I was an aerospace machinist and you should have seen some of the parts the engineers wanted made... some were physically impossible to make to there blue print.
I mentored for a FIRST Robotics team, that had a bunch of Engineers also mentoring. Had one ask a kid to drill a pair 1.5" holes in some 1/8" aluminum stock (drill press, and holesaw) and gave him measurements to the .001
I had said engineer try it. He understood after the 1st hole.
Ok I need that
You're welcomeOk I need that
We need a puking for the like bar.
This is the movie cover for “Face Off 2” wait till you see Kim Kardashian with Nicolas’ face!