October Has Entered The Buildin'!

[litl rooster]

Thanks for the Coffee LIT...sure hit the spot....Wind play'd havoc in these parts yesterday, several trees were blow'd over on RT 28.  Sure push a 4600 pound truck around.  Had to throw some furring across the roofing paper yesterday before I left to work.  Going to head out now and see how it faired.


Majer   it's always too early for snow unless you live in the mountains

[Silver Creek Slim]

Morning y'all.
Thanks fer the coffee, Tom.

Found a bunch of malware and spyware on the customer's PC so far.

'Tis 28 and clear. High of 49.

Slim

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Mornin' pards. Thanks for the coffee, Tom.

Again, thanks for the thoughts and prayers, pards. Things are continuing to improve.

Found a bunch of malware and spyware on the customer's PC so far.

All that trash sure slows a computer down. My previous computer got slowed down considerably but until I loaded AVG, I couldn't find the stuff. Norton didn't do anything but take up memory, I guess.

[Texas Lawdog]

Marshall Will, I'm glad that your wife is doing better. Kidney stones can be painful. Major, I hate that you got the snow this early. That's one thing I don't miss about living in the Texas Panhandle. It can snow from now until Memorial Day. It comes in inches, 6 to 8 at a time. LR, I hope the wind did not damage "The Cave". Flannel feels good this time of the year.

[Ozark Tracker]

well the weather must be nice everywhere,  everybody gone from here anyway 

got some tractor driving done today, caked out a coupla houses, sure has been nice up to 65, no wind and lots of sunshine. a few more degrees and it would have been gettin hot.  dogs have had a good time outside ran and ran, all of em passed out in the floor now.

[Texas Lawdog]

OT, It turned out to be a fairly nice day. High in the low 70's.  Be sure and let Clea get plenty of rest before the next Turkey Move.

[Delmonico]

I'm here, been workin' on knivves all day.

[Arcey]

Made it ta 53 here. Been cloudy. Went out 'n did some werk.

Got the long barreled ahotgun out 'n made sher it was ready fer Saturday. It was. Patched 'er out anyway. It's a wonder. Just squirt 'em 'n towel 'em out after a shoot 'n put 'em in the safe when I get here. Accordin' ta the real BP experts in the Den they should be rusted away ta nothin'. Bet this'n ain't been handled in a year 'n a half or so 'n ain't never seen soap 'n water. Of course, mine are special made from alloy from reverse engineerin' of alien, flyin' saucer technology developed in Area 51. Don't tell nobody. It's a top goobermint secret.

Took my time. Did some readin' 'n drank way too much coffee. Done the housework. Cooked supper fer the two of us. A good day.

[Texas Lawdog]

Del, Be careful with the knives. I always manage to either have someone stab me or I stick myself with the knife.

[Arcey]

Hehehehehe....

Didn't cut myownself either....

[Delmonico]

I put lots of maskin' tape over the blades, some junkers I've picked up cheap and puttin' new handles on them, gonna stick with black walnut from now on, ain't happy with the maple one, but won't rip it back off just cause I don't like the color.

[Ozark Tracker]

no tellin how many times I've cut myself,  probably in the hundreds,  since ma grandma showed me how to sharpen a knife good and sharp, I've kept em razor sharp and they've cut just liike a razor, me or anyting else I was cutting.    skinnin squirrells, filleting fish, skinning deer you name it, if I killed it, I've skinned it and probably cut myself at one time or the other,  I heal fast  so I'll keep sharpening ma knife.
got a big Case that I use on deer, it holds an edge as good as you could want. just slids, no pushing or pulling

gotta go in here and see what Jackie's cookin up, smells just like  cabbage and bacon   

[Delmonico]

When butcherin' deer and such, I cheat and put on a fish fillet glove, works great.

[Leo Tanner]

Made it ta 53 here. Been cloudy. Went out 'n did some werk.

Got the long barreled ahotgun out 'n made sher it was ready fer Saturday. It was. Patched 'er out anyway. It's a wonder. Just squirt 'em 'n towel 'em out after a shoot 'n put 'em in the safe when I get here. Accordin' ta the real BP experts in the Den they should be rusted away ta nothin'. Bet this'n ain't been handled in a year 'n a half or so 'n ain't never seen soap 'n water. Of course, mine are special made from alloy from reverse engineerin' of alien, flyin' saucer technology developed in Area 51. Don't tell nobody. It's a top goobermint secret.

Took my time. Did some readin' 'n drank way too much coffee. Done the housework. Cooked supper fer the two of us. A good day.

Ya mean ta tell me that you of all folks have a hot gun?  I never figgured ya fer the criminal element    The alien's must a corrupted ya.

     I got nice old style Buck pen knife fer Christmas last year.  Sharp as all heck fer as innocent as looks.  Everyone who took a look at it that day got bit.  Made me feel better ta know I wasn't the only one   I use it all the time, but I'm always sure ta be careful since then.


Leo

     

[Ozark Tracker]

I've got ma going to town knife, Case 3",  3 blade, got ma everyday knife, Old Timer, used to almost anything you can think of you could do with a knife, a lot of it's blade has been sharpened away, but it's still good for what I do with it.  then a Case 6" folding knife, 2 blades,  got several others around that in case I can't find one, I have another, seems like if I don't have it all the time, I'll sure need it for something.

[Texas Lawdog]

I gought one of those lock-blade Buck knives several years ago to carry in a sheath on my police gun rig. Only thing I used for was cutting seat belts at car accident scenes. Only thing I had to worry about was not cutting myself when I folded it up.

[Ozark Tracker]

lucklily I haven't had to cut but one seat belt,  several years back, in Oklahoma, son in law (at the time) and I were heading to Wal=Mart,  a car pulled out of the drive way and another hit it, rolled over twice and landed in the ditch across the road on it's top. we ran over there and the lady was shook up but buckled in upside down,  we talked with her a minute and she was wanting out bad, son in law climbed throuh the opposite window and got under her and supported her and I cut the belts, she crawled on out quick.  was glad to have a sharp knife that time.

[Silver Creek Slim]

I'z back in the garage working on the customer's PC.

Slim

[Delmonico]

I have a 30 year old Buck #311 Trapper, ain't made anymore, well pocket worn, no knife, hammer and nail left no lines on the hard hard plastic either.

[Ozark Tracker]

I've got a real nice 4" lock blade Puma but I never did like the steel in it as good as some of the others I have, seems like it was just too hard a steel.  just wouldn't take a good edge.