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[LocalYokel]

@MotorcycleChick

If you are still looking for keys have you tried the garbage can. Don't ask. We had kids a long time ago and that for some reason was the place to put them

UNCLE PEN!!!

 

[daxigait]

depends on your ground.

 

[LittleLakePhil]

Actually the body rusted out on the car first.

People on the south don't know what you are talking about....the best engines come from the north...because we have to maintain good antifreeze and such....then put it in a good southern body...

Was he replacing exhaust systems often?
That's my problem, I usually only drive to Lowe's and the car doesn't heat up all the way by then.

I put 270,000 on my first F150 and never did any work to the engine, clutch or tranny. I sold it to a friend to tow his race car. I don't know how many miles he put on it.

That's the way to do it.
I was in a mode for quite a while of buying the cheapest thing I could and drive it till it quit. (I think I'm in that mode again) I bought a '73 Mercury Capri for $300. Everything worked on it but after 18 months, I got tired of it not dying and I wanted a change so I sold it for $500.

My son bought a '85 BMW E28 (538E) for $500. The DPO did all the regular maintenance but none of the big stuff. We ended up replacing virtually everything under the car. They are surprisingly easy to work on. He drove it for 2 years and sold it for $500 but we had a lot of money in parts.

If it's an unhealed navel, your incubator temp was likely too high.

Almost all my cars are $500 cars...most I paid was $1200 for the truck I have now......my wife's car is a $500 Grand Prix....240k on it.....I hit a snow plow at 55mph their insurance gave me a grand....I paid $500 for the jeep....brought it home and fixed it.
It still runs good.
now granted I have just about every tool in need to fix anything....although I just bought a $300 socket set...:/...hmmmm...priorities

He is. I did, but thanks.
If I don't lock the house, things go missing. Neighbors/cousins are thieves.
I checked there too.
I check inside despite childproofing. And I began flushing the toilet at least twice a month just this year as a New Year's resolution!!
Not under the bed, in the bed or in/under the couch.
I do believe I was being called crazy.

I think you were...

And catalytic converter.

My wife needed a car when we got married. Her dad found an old chevy nova owned by an old man that was the original owner. After we took it for a test drive. He said, doesn't it have a great radio? (it was AM) He then said he never steps on the gas because you just have to stop at the end of the street. It needed a catalytic converter right after we got it.

Good plan. I think I'll make one if I can get a piece of used pipe at Shapiro Steel. I have to go by there anyway.

My son's girlfriend works at a dentist up the street. The guy that was cleaning their windows fell off the ladder and shot himself in the leg.

X2, just stand it up straight again.

It was that tutone white and turquoise. It would need a transmission though. Actually it needed one then. It was my first car. The neighbor lady gave it to me when second gear went out in it cause she felt sorry for me riding the bus.
I bought my second car - the '50 dodge. The guy wanted $50 and when I went to pick it up, he felt sorry for me too and let me have it for $25.

I must have looked pretty pathetic.

Hahaha.....love old beaters...but I'm thinking of actually buying a newer car...kinda looking at s supercharged mini....

A foolproof way of finding almost anything is to replace it; original's guaranteed to show up soon thereafter...I have sooooo many duplicates it ain't even funny

Yeah replacing works with tools too...the oil change guy lost my torque wrench ,(I didn't know he did it at the time) looked four months for it...finally broke down and paid the 4 bills for a new one...the next week it was found under the hood of a car that came in for an oil change...

X2
I need to find my brand new 2" masonry hole saw - I needed it 2 weeks ago. I'm about to break down and buy another. I'll just keep the receipt and return the one I already own when it shows up.

My wife has a great habit of moving things just as I'm about to use them and then can't remember seeing them.

Blame the wife....

 

[daxigait]

Good they started to grow their wings feathers including the mal- pos- Aracauna chick! He is the most assertive one!

nice to see them doing do well. It amazes me how fast they grow.

no,others have it

nice!

 

[ChickenCanoe]

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Thanks. Do they just test breeds you plan to breed and sell or all birds?

All birds on the property. You are also not supposed to bring in new birds that aren't certified or are tested before coming onto the property.

you can't think a sledge would do much in SW Missouri. It is just dust over rock and more rock.

My brother and nephews have farms down your way.

 

[jwlpoultry]

Quote: So I couldn't buy more birds unless the person I get from is NPIP? That would be a challenge

 

[daxigait]

ZIPPING. e

 

[LittleLakePhil]

I hate my phone always changes my words them I have to go back and fix....thought it read a SMART phone....more like a smart a $$ phone

 

[daxigait]

Is it normal to not have any pips in our remaining 4 eggs? the three that hatched this morning pipped yesterday. I quickly removed the chicks to brooder. 

I don't know, but I will bump this back up, and I know there is a float test when it gets past normal.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: CH !!!!! DO A READ BACK!!! I ANSWERED AND had questions

@Sally Sunshine that zipper was internally pipped 31+ hours before it externally pipped.

Hi everyone

I have a question. Who is NPIP certified, ans What are the benefits and do you recommend it?

NPIP Certification CLICK HERE

@LocalYokel
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