389 Hood
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I'm retiring in 8 months. I'll be your first customer. Get some good, tight, sticky, buds with fine red hairs on them.Maybe I'll grow some weed and become a drug dealer.![]()
They should be nicely matured by then.I'm retiring in 8 months. I'll be your first customer. Get some good, tight, sticky, buds with fine red hairs on them.Maybe I'll grow some weed and become a drug dealer.![]()
They should be nicely matured by then.Not sure if I want a snoop dogg, cheech or Martha joint when I give up my cdl.I'm retiring in 8 months. I'll be your first customer. Get some good, tight, sticky, buds with fine red hairs on them.They should be nicely matured by then.
if you give up your CDL at retirement...you at least ain't got no worries about a random....Not sure if I want a snoop dogg, cheech or Martha joint when I give up my cdl.

i'll GLADLY give up my CDL, and the insipid BULLSGIT of DOT physicals, randoms, pre-employment, post accident screening.I won't give up the CDL. You don't have to pass a drug screen unless an employer or potential employer requires it. I'll keep it in case of an emergency, say a Demoncrat gets back in the White House and things go south again real quick. If you go back to a Class E "Florida's regular license", you would have to go through the entire thing like a noobie, school and all. Never give it up until you die.
Yeah but it's the only job where you can get it wrong and they still say come back tomorrow and give it another try.Weather forecasting is boring
Except for the guys who chase tornadoes.![]()
with 100% of the paycheck, and no boss threatening to cut your pay.Yeah but it's the only job where you can get it wrong and they still say come back tomorrow and give it another try.
I could too, but in the market today, a driver with 40+ years of experience and a clean physical and drug screen is like winning the lottery for some companies. You see what's on the road out there today.I can deal without it….
With the heart issues and bullshit I have to deal with, it’s not worth the stress and headaches.
I fixed that problem years ago. I made a heavy box out of 2X4 and fence paneling. Then cut the holes for the bowls to drop down into it. Because the current dog is all legs, I made it over a foot high so he can eat without squatting down like a giraff. The box weighs about 20lbs.I got sick of the dog knocking his food and water bowls around when they're not even empty, so I bolted the damn things to the ground.
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I'll probably do something like that for a more permanent thing.I fixed that problem years ago. I made a heavy box out of 2X4 and fence paneling. Then cut the holes for the bowls to drop down into it. Because the current dog is all legs, I made it over a foot high so he can eat without squatting down like a giraff. The box weighs about 20lbs.
i'm gonna try that..........I got sick of the dog knocking his food and water bowls around when they're not even empty, so I bolted the damn things to the ground.
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Surprised you don’t just run them through a blender and then bong it.i'm gonna try that..........
i tend to get excited when i am eating my raviolis...
i ain't got no damned dog......should still work though
He should put his Chef Boyardee ravioli in a blender, then pour it into a shallow pan, dehydrate it in the oven and then grind it up so he can snort lines of it when he's driving.Surprised you don’t just run them through a blender and then bong it.
and....you realistically think i ain't done that at least twice now..???He should put his Chef Boyardee ravioli in a blender, then pour it into a shallow pan, dehydrate it in the oven and then grind it up so he can snort lines of it when he's driving.
He should put his Chef Boyardee ravioli in a blender, then pour it into a shallow pan, dehydrate it in the oven and then grind it up so he can snort lines of it when he's driving.


another reason for me to say, "you just ain't normal"I left this seed spreader outside for 16 years and it's mechanical parts were all seized up and rusted beyond repair.
So I converted it to a portable tool box for when I'm done with an outdoor project and have accumulated more tools than I can carry back to the shop in one trip, using some of the flimsy angle iron from the shipping crate my minibike came in. That stuff is so thin you can cut it with aviation tinsnips if you use both hands.
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Two milk crates bolted together fit in there perfectly
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