Originally Posted by Zingston (Post 3843402)

I'll bet you don't 'sit'. :icon17:

Originally Posted by bunk (Post 3843351)

Yep, thats how Im setup, and started it from the rear. Im sure there are no burrs. Ill have to drill sand the front where its getting stuck. Glad I bought the 5 pack of those sanding wheel things..

Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3843403)

Oh Chit...getting closer :wtf2:

Originally Posted by bunk (Post 3843357)

Im in the same boat. The GF growing up poor (they had to get govt. rations just to survive winters), doesnt like to throw things away, she will donate to Goodwilll though. But I can look around as I sit, and see more than a handful of stuff we dont need..
She really hates to throw away food. She says its habit from growing up. If you didnt eat what little food you had, you starved...
I have to go through the refrigerator regularly to check on old stuff.

Originally Posted by Zingston (Post 3843411)

Hope it doesn't stall the Masters today. They all teed off early to avoid the rain.

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3843416)

My parents went through the depression. My dad grew up on a farm. They didn't throw anything away. Fixed it and reused it. Ate everything off an animal. Nothing went to waste. My mom, had it somewhat easy. Her mom worked on the river boats on the Ohio, and Mississippi rivers. So they had an income. Growing up like that. Mom threw everything away. So, I'm a mixed bag of the two. Keep it, and throw it. :icon14: I know what you are going through. :rofl2:

Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3843406)

Been busting tail @work...about 55hrs. weekly; not counting the 1.5-2hr. commute daily :ugh2:
Just trying to stay ahead of things until insurance settles...possibly end of this month :excited:
We’ll see; but not getting my hopes built up :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by bunk (Post 3843418)

What makes thing worse, is that the gf grew up playing with those russian dolls that open up and there are more dolls inside that also hold more dolls. So now, she has this quirk where if if something looks like it can be used as a storage/holder for something, shell keep it and find stuff to put in it....but it has to fit perfectly..l shes OCD in that way..lol

Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3843353)

I debated not going through ATL -- it looks doable though.



BTW: I am hanging out in Alpharetta all next week...

Originally Posted by BoneZ (Post 3843425)

The Taco Mac in Alpharetta is where I met Mrs. BoneZ.

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3843416)

My parents went through the depression. My dad grew up on a farm. They didn't throw anything away. Fixed it and reused it. Ate everything off an animal. Nothing went to waste. My mom, had it somewhat easy. Her mom worked on the river boats on the Ohio, and Mississippi rivers. So they had an income. Growing up like that. Mom threw everything away. So, I'm a mixed bag of the two. Keep it, and throw it. :icon14: I know what you are going through. :rofl2:

Originally Posted by Baronsmokes (Post 3843433)

People who went through depression did everything themselves.No one had any money.You had to learn a lot of different skills to survive.People where very independent and pride full.

Now days people feel like they are owed things just for being alive.

So few people do there own work anymore.A lot of do it somebody elsers.