L Ross
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Those young ladies are from Wisconsin. They shot over by Alma and are shooting some variant of Swiss Martinis.
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richhodg66
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I found this funny, but I have arather dark sense of humor sometimes. I hope this isn't too much.
RicinYakima
High Steppes of Eastern Washington
Use enough gasoline or motor fuel!
Petrol & Powder
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That would never be my choice of a behavior but that is one method you don't want to go half-way on.
Petrol & Powder
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I have OCD and ADD
Everything has to be just right.......but not for long.
Everything has to be just right.......but not for long.
JWinAZ
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I would have replaced the nickel plated cases and oriented the rims. Until I got bored.
fiver
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he was too busy counting them and sorting them by shade to worry about alignment.
oh wait...
my 45 brass is just thrown on a towel under the heater vent until i remember it's down there.
it's usually while doing something else,, like looking for all my 45 brass that isn't in the proper container.
i don't need it, and i'm not gonna load it until there's three-four times more than there is,, but now i know it's missing.
oh wait...
my 45 brass is just thrown on a towel under the heater vent until i remember it's down there.
it's usually while doing something else,, like looking for all my 45 brass that isn't in the proper container.
i don't need it, and i'm not gonna load it until there's three-four times more than there is,, but now i know it's missing.
RicinYakima
High Steppes of Eastern Washington
That's all I drove for several years. In the 21st century they are a great anti-theft device.Dusty Bannister
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I am primitive or accidentally green. Wood frame, window screen, scatter out the brass and either place over a heat register to add humidity to the air, and conserve fossil fuel or go solar in the summer time. Shake the frame from time to time to get air circulation. Or maybe I am just cheap?
RicinYakima
High Steppes of Eastern Washington
Both! It took me a week to get a new small clothes line rack for the back yard. Finally, a Home Depot clerk told me "You have to go to the old people's store Bi-Mart." Yep, found one, "Solar Clothes Dryer"
Petrol & Powder
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Not only drove a "Three on the Tree" but did it with a non-synchonized 1st & Reverse. You had to put the selector in 2nd for just a moment to stop the cluster gear from spinning and THEN you could put it in 1st or Reverse!
Or press the clutch in and wait for the gears to stop spinning on their own before selecting 1st or Reverse.
Drum brakes all around, no power steering, 2 speed wipers (on AND off!), roll up windows and roll out vent windows, and the dimmer switch was on the floor.
The old VW Bugs used the air pressure in the spare tire to operate the windshield washer. The really old VW bugs didn't have a fuel gauge but did have a reserve valve (like a motorcyle) for that last gallon of gas in the tank.
Or press the clutch in and wait for the gears to stop spinning on their own before selecting 1st or Reverse.
Drum brakes all around, no power steering, 2 speed wipers (on AND off!), roll up windows and roll out vent windows, and the dimmer switch was on the floor.
The old VW Bugs used the air pressure in the spare tire to operate the windshield washer. The really old VW bugs didn't have a fuel gauge but did have a reserve valve (like a motorcyle) for that last gallon of gas in the tank.
Missionary
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Learned to maneuver on a 28 Oliver (with the crank up front). Then I graduated to a 46 Ford Cub. That was easy after the Oliver. Then on to a 50 Ford Fairlane with no body, cut frame and the front seat mounted on the rear frame hump... Dirt back road legal farm vehicle.
Our 87 Samurai has 5 on the floor, plus a lever for 4 wheel drive engagement, and do not forget the front hub locks. All operations are manual to include the carb choke. Just like a vehicle should be.
Our 87 Samurai has 5 on the floor, plus a lever for 4 wheel drive engagement, and do not forget the front hub locks. All operations are manual to include the carb choke. Just like a vehicle should be.