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Thats what I was gonna ask. Go read the gun forum then choose wisely.

I'm between $500-$2000. We use cash for everything. Zero credit card debt.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Leave him alone until he gets glasses.

Hey buddy, great to hear from you..been a bit.

When I started framing 20 something years ago, my boss made me use a 28oz wooden handle framer. My arm would be dragging at the end of the day. They all used 32s.

I was nailing a top plate on a wall 2 weeks ago. 20 0z wooden framing hammer slipped, bounced back and hit me in the face. Luckily no damage but a bad split lip. 32 oz? That's a baby sledgehammer.

I've had it off and on for 6 years. It comes and goes but its definitely frustrating.

So just to connect the dots...I gifted you a box of jigs, you suck at jig fishing, you send me unsolicited pics of what looks like a partially shaved female wookie, and I'm the bad guy?

I used to chat with chris shortly after he left br. He got heavily into photography and basically gave up fishing. He was also into car audio in a big way. Nice guy. https://lightineverycorner.com/

I'm calling bs. There was no electricity yet when you were growing up.

No because its dead

Yep, its the long car rides that get me

I'll need eyedrops too, for the burning

Is there a chance that tattoo is contributing to the pain? I know its causing me mental anguish looking at it.

If I remember correctly, kobe bryant went overseas to have this done for his knee and swore it helped him heal.

Same gun for my wife. Nice carry.

My guess is its coming from the cap area. The mortar there looks compromised. Your step flashing looks fine, you would really need a waterfall flowing uphill to get in the seams of the flashing.

Fake news. You're all insane and I'm normal.

She's legally blind

That was December, i haven't touched a razor since then.

Love this band

I run milwaukee. I've had dewalt, porter cable, makita, ryobi etc in the past. Milwaukee happens to have the best selection in regards to what I use. Im 99.99% cordless, tile saw being corded, thats it. Miter saws, table saw, router and every single other tool all cordless. Nothing like never pulling out a cord anymore.

Somewhere around 8 or 9 is virtually unpassable, they break them up so you can pass smaller pieces. I think I'm gonna go have that done to get whats in my kidney out.

17mm? No way. I was pi$$ing pure red at 7mm. Im thinking anything more than that and its a search and rescue mission by the dr.

I had gout years ago. Not even remotely close. Gout was like a birthday party compared to passing a good stone.