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At Last, a reason to admit that one is from Barstow. Where else in the world was something invented that had no use at the time or possibly now days! :?: Sorry the Devil made me say that! :no_no: Another week at Dumont should provide me with the needed attitude adjustment. :hungry:
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Damnit Girl! Promoting deviancy I like your style!
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Hell at my age even the thought of a girl smiling at me, and she only has one tooth, is considered Kinky to me!!!
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Your choice, just felt bad it was so far off topic and I started it. Then what do I know I'm a newbee. to keep it in topic, How about I put up a "Whipping Post" next time I'm out at Dumont???? that would be a Dumont happening!!!!!
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Thanks Skyz, you just gave me a killer idea! I'l take the cut down 55 gal. drum that I have taken to Dumont for years and bury it in my back yard. Put some rocks around it and I have a neat fire pit like you smart rich people. Thanks again!!!
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This one went way, way, way off Topic!!!!!!!!!!! Help Admin!!!!!
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Free time is great isn't it Bob No it's an old Freon container.!
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That's cool and functional. the grill is the background gives me an idea. a small grill and I can cook too.......Thinking the small Weber grill might fit on it!
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A warm arse in the cold is worth the risk
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When I was rolling down the finger nekek, it got in the way! I had to I tell you, I had to! When we met at the tent at the poker run you should have noticed that I was not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
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I am the new designated DDR whipping post and damn proud of it!!!! Beside that, It's my shower and my soap and I'l wash the damn thing as fast and as long as I want to!! :clown:
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There will be room for the Mixer under the EZup. that's for sure!
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Ok here's the pix! Excccccuuuuuuuzzzzzzzeeeeeee me! I had a nasty black pitted place in the left sink by the drain. If you look real hard you can still see where it was. a little more sanding with the polish and presto it will be gone!
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A rumor of rain at Dumont next week. Let er Rain some. I'll be under the EZup with this just outside it and still enjoy my own private campfire!!! So I have a lot of time on my hands........
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Not related but she did teach me everyting I know.
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Well, I put in stupid post that was redundant and saw the error of my ways after posting. You have to have a message to post so that is why I did it. Dont know of a way to completely eliminate a post once it is done. Is there a way??? After all I am cyber challenged!
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Wow!!! Glad I don't go that way. How about us Pahrump and Vegas people setting up signs sending the "Big Rigs" thru Tecopa. Be an academy award winner to watch them negociate the switchback before Tecopa!!! And how about the CHP guy that runs the Tecopa area????? I know, it's just the visualization that made me do this! :dumbass:
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I left a rechargable spotloght on the side of my sink. The battery exploded and let the acid run into the sink. It left a large burn mark and pitted the steel badly. I took some 220 wet and dry sand paper and sanded it until nearly smooth. I then took some 400 wet and dry sandpaper and some Mothers metal polish as the lubricant and sanded it smooth. It really looked so good that I did the 400 and polish on the other sink too. They look really nice now. Who'd a thunk???
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Western Business Leaders and Multiple Use Advocates Back Senate Leadership Down on Omnibus Lands BillLakewood, CO (Nov. 17, 2008) -- Calling it the "right thing to do," the Western Business Roundtable -- a non-profit business trade association comprised of organizations doing business in the Western U.S. -- reacted positively today to news that Congress will postpone consideration of the “Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2008,” a huge package of bills that would place millions of acres of federal lands under enhanced federal control.
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Sh*t!
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Is link for Bill 5151 a fraud by the tree huggers?
sandawg replied to sandawg's topic in General Chat
Nov 14 2008, 09:57 AM Post #1 DDR resident Group: Members Posts: 4,744 Joined: 6-February 06 Member No.: 457 Gender: Male Name: DAMAINmuffhugga HR 5151, a federal house of reps bill that would create and expand wilderness areas; establish new conservation areas; create and add to wild and scenic designations; designate new national scenic trails; add new national and historic park units and nearly a dozen new national heritage areas, is bad for us off-roaders All told, the bill will create more than a million acres of wilderness, restrict the development of energy resources on various federal lands, and place millions of acres under new or enhanced federal control and further restrict many forms of use and access to public lands. it would change the way the BLM does multi use recreation QUOTE Congressional leaders say they will ram through an omnibus public lands package after the elections in a "lame duck" Congress. The Roundtable is rallying Westerners to oppose this huge federal land grab. Take action here right now! This bill, H.R. 5151, includes more than 150 bills that would: create/expand a number of wilderness areas; establish new conservation areas; create/ add to wild and scenic designations; designate new national scenic trails; add new national and historic park units and nearly a dozen new national heritage areas. In total, this package would create more than a million acres of wilderness, restrict the development of energy resources on various federal lands, and place hundreds of thousands of acres under new or enhanced federal control and further restrict many forms of use and access to public lands. Not only that, but this bill would lock in, by statute, the Clinton Administration-inspired "National Landscape Conservation System" (NLCS) within the BLM. The bill would give federal land managers the ability to alter the long-standing multiple use management philosophy of the BLM by elevating the purposes to “conserve, protect, restore” above other purposes for NLCS units. This could mean agriculture, energy exploration and production and other economic uses could become imperiled on huge swathes of Western public lands. See a state-by-state analysis of federal lands impacted by NLCS. Please take 60 seconds and send a pre-drafted communication to your elected official here. Thank you for helping to stop this very bad legislation. send letters/faxes to your elected officials HERE go down in gen chat to the origional posting under the stop bill number5151, the link is in the post -
By jove I thnk you got it Olie!!!! I buy most everything there in the way of tires and wheels for the quad. Boots, clothes, decals, etc. etc.etc.
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I can't remember the name but they used to be on the corner of Tropicana and Nellis. They moved next to Dunn Edwards Paint at 95 and Tropicana. A little strip center to the east! the 4300 block east. Damn......what is the name????????
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Is link for Bill 5151 a fraud by the tree huggers?
sandawg replied to sandawg's topic in General Chat
I'm damn sure old but here is a copy of the letter I sent! Take Action Stop Huge Federal Land Grab Congress intends to ram through a huge federal land grab bill in November -- in a so-called "lame duck" session after the elections! This bill (H.R. 5151) would create and expand wilderness areas; establish new conservation areas; create and add to wild and scenic designations; designate new national scenic trails; add new national and historic park units and nearly a dozen new national heritage areas. All told, this bill will create more than a million acres of wilderness, restrict the development of energy resources on various federal lands, and place hundreds of thousands of acres under new or enhanced federal control and further restrict many forms of use and access to public lands. Take action now and tell your elected officials to stop this federal land grab! worried that Members of Congress seem to be on auto-pilot when it comes to supporting public lands designations. There are real consequences on the ground that warrant a much more thoughtful approach to congressional review of these things. I strongly believe public lands designations should be dealt with on a case-by-case basis and not be swept into a massive piece of legislation where legitimate concerns may be overlooked or disregarded. Please oppose these efforts. At its very best, the NLCS language included in H.R. 5151 would codify a division of BLM (NLCS) that performs work that can better be performed by other agency officials and creates a duplicative agency without a clear mission or structure. It should be opposed. Sumpin ain't quite right here!!!! :no_no: