Not unless I start tellin' story's 'bout walkin' the railroad trackz fer milez to pick up the coal the coal carz would drop every time they'd make ah curve 'cuz we waz too poor to buy it!
Actually making money in the resto business!
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65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
Some great work there.
Ripinator
Old Man with a Hat
What ?!? You had coal ? All we had was dried up meadow muffins.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Burried under the snow...
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Year round....
MarPar
Meat Man with a Hat
up the hill...
MarPar
Meat Man with a Hat
5 miles away...
When the stupid Buffalo'z would stand in the way of the trainz they'd get their meadow muffinz knocked out of 'um and we'd drag those along in ah separate gunny sack. We jes didn't fall off the turnip wagon yeah know?
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Ripinator
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And we were barefoot. . .
We weren't barefoot but we'd put card board in 'um before we'd put 'um on to keep the SNA SNA SNA? AW HELL the White crap out of the holez in the bottomz
Might I suggest we get Matt's thread back on Track? I wanna see more pix of that wooden truck PAHLEEZ, I THINK AZ WE ALL DO?
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Thanks but you guys can carry on as you wish. My part of the project is stalled and waiting for them to get some metal parts ready to install.
GJS
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aawwwwwww alright.
Since Matt has nothing new,I will add to the off topic. My sister spent 3 years in India. Every where in the rural areas you would see stacks of cow dung drying.
This was used for heating and cooking. Yummy having you food smoke with cow dung.
This was used for heating and cooking. Yummy having you food smoke with cow dung.
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
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This was used for heating and cooking. Yummy having you food smoke with cow dung.
Probably wouldn't notice after spending the day hand forming and stacking the dung.
This was used for heating and cooking. Yummy having you food smoke with cow dung.
Probably wouldn't notice after spending the day hand forming and stacking the dung.
Ripinator
Old Man with a Hat
[QUOTE="Zymurgy,
This was used for heating and cooking. Yummy having you food smoke with cow dung.
Probably wouldn't notice after spending the day hand forming and stacking the dung.
What?!? You had DUNG ?!?
GJS
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I guess you don't call anyone a "worthless pile of sh**" in India... as there is no such thing.Since Matt has nothing new,I will add to the off topic. My sister spent 3 years in India. Every where in the rural areas you would see stacks of cow dung drying.
This was used for heating and cooking. Yummy having you food smoke with cow dung.
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GJS
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But then I guess if you think someone is a "worthless pile of sh**" in India you just set them on fire to cook your food.... hmmm
pomonamissel
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wow what a pile of sh..... , lol .
Moparmat2000
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Wow super wood working. I hate working with wood, but admire those who can.
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