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easy-lift guy

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  1. I did not know that he had implants. easy-lift guy
  2. No forced entry?, how was your kit secured?. It seems to me that when news is posted more than members are reading and learning. Now I may be jumping to conclusions, but at least for me I bet there is a pattern of thefts that may be linked to releases of information. There are and will be thieves ready and willing to take advantage of any opportunity available. I believe this situation has played it'self out. I have no proof other than a hunch. I am sorry for your loss. I hope you will be able to sort all out in the near future easy-lift guy
  3. A very novel removal, and the ashes could be used for the garden in the Spring or even now with yin's weather. easy-lift guy
  4. Looks good to me, keep up the good work and pictures. easy-lift guy
  5. Hang em High, outside untill dead. In time it will come to that. easy-lift guy
  6. Thanks, and still really old. easy-lift guy
  7. I think this is the one, it may not be older now that I think about it after all, however it took a lot more work to create.http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/lounge/32153-guess-what-i-found-yesterday-11.html
  8. I think the one jammy found was a bit older. easy-lift guy
  9. Congratulations. Enjoy with good health. easy-lift guy
  10. I sit corrected, thanks. easy-lift guy
  11. i presume you mean the clogs that are used in holland. as in the uk clogs have leather uppers:thumbup1: if so how wood you put steel toecaps on them:confused1: I did mean the same kind from Holland, and I guess we will have to affix the steel toe caps with some sort of glue, can not be made from animals unless there the same kind Skyhook was talking about. easy-lift guy
  12. Where do you think they learned what they have learned so far? During WW II the USA could build a liberty cargo ship in One day! easy-lift guy
  13. If you were going to use the wooden clogs with a chain saw you would have to get the steel toed models, of course I bet there a great deal more expensive. easy-lift guy
  14. LOL O My:001_tongue: That is Priceless, thanks so much for sharing that information. easy-lift guy On a more serious note I have talked this over in the chat room and it was decided that you could use wooden clogs for your work boots.
  15. Really:confused1:, How so? easy-lift guy
  16. It really depends on the number and size. I have ground down a few dozen in my day and you won't so much have chips to deal with, more like grinding rope made of hemp. The drier the better and faster. I would go with a larger piece of equipment only because it is faster and time is $$$. easy-lift guy
  17. For me I have no marks or emblems transferred to my skin to provide myself and others of which Clan I belong to, or my social status in society. For myself I have more self respect for my body and I do not believe in Russian Roulette when it comes to the short and long term affects for my health. For many here in the States the desire or perceived need to inflict pain upon them self's for a sense of belonging to a group or self recognition defies logic, at least for me. For all that have adorned their bodies either in the form of piercings or having the matrix of your skin compromised with colored chemicals, enjoy while you can. After all as we get older our skin/bodies have a habit of changing and usually not for the better. easy-lift guy
  18. Before the flush of new Spring growth, however since we have a year round growing season for the most part, one can prune lightly nearly year round in the Sunshine state. easy-lift guy
  19. Sounds good

    Thanks

    The Controller

  20. Thanks Ray and again Congrats!. I will be sending your ELH out on 10/10 or 10/11. Will include tracking number via pm. Enjoy and let me know how it works out for you. If you need any tips for use jammy dodger has one and so does Tractorboy1 along with Simonsnr.

    All the best

    Ted

  21. Andy, I wish you a speedy recovery and I believe the advice already give is sound. Although I am not in your shoes, If it were me I would make a gradual transition with trusted employees and set a goal as to when you can return to the level of employment you wish to be. Your recovery time will depend on many factors and it sounds like your crew can cover in your absents until a complete recovery has been achieved. I am sure you will be able to find things to keep yourself busy in the interim. All the best easy-lift guy
  22. I take exception to your comparison to Mr. Mainwaring. My better half lost her Father from a simple Bee sting due to Anaphylactic shock he lived for a 1/2 hour after this event and passed on. I bet most people on this site have no clue how dangerous it is to be bitten or stung by something and just shrug it off. Knowledge is power for those willing to learn from others. Knowledge and experience is priceless IMO. For all who are working in the field make sure your first aid kit is current and don't take for granted things like bee stings or bites, the live you save may well be your own. easy-lift guy
  23. If you can remember at all what bit you or check your clothes for any dead insect or spider please do so and GO TO THE HOSPITAL AT ONCE, In my Opinion you are showing signs of a bite from something Venomous and the swelling is the poison working it's way thru your system. This is a serious matter.. Don't waste any time taking Antibiotics,You do not have an infection, you have been poisoned from the bite of what I do not know?. Antibiotics will not help you regarding this matter. Please go to the doctor ASAP, Please. easy-lift guy
  24. If you have a copy of a lease or rental agreement with you make sure it is with you when you meet. You may also have a legal right to recovering your rent if the check has cleared your landlords bank. Have at it, I hope you get your kit back. easy-lift guy
  25. They don't they freeze to death or have a lot of take out delivered and than Freeze to death! easy-lift guy

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