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Re: giant vanilla smite [Re: OzHemi] #413835
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Gee you must be in tough shape I only have five projects that need between a little and a lot.





Tastykake motivation makes the difference.


Either that, or you go to the LtDan school of auto completion....just keep buying more until you don't notice what you have to do on all the others.




Actually trying to finish two to thin the herd. But just bought a 79 D150 short wide because I needed a truck. At least it runs and drives good but everyone hates the grandpa camper.


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Re: giant vanilla smite [Re: moparpollack] #413836
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Couldn't live without a truck.


Mine is camper-delete.

Re: giant vanilla smite [Re: OzHemi] #413837
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Seems the PLF likes the camper editions.


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Re: giant vanilla smite [Re: moparpollack] #413838
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All the more room to smite..

Re: giant vanilla smite [Re: OzHemi] #413839
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All the more room to smite..




Smite-a Smite-a Smite-a Smite-a Smite-a Smite-a Smite-a Smite-a Smite-a


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Re: giant vanilla smite [Re: DirectSubjection] #413840
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For some reason I just had this odd vision of one of those grain-chute-filler-arm thingys (yes, I am from the city ) that like fill up train cars from the side....filling up that one..

No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: OzHemi] #413841
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Silly marital exchange of the evening.

Setup: evetS is in the kitchen, moving his load of freshly washed work clothes from the washer into the dryer.

Wife (shouting from the living room): "Hey, I want to start saving the dryer lint!"

evetS (walking into the living room so as to minimize the mis-heard words in this exchange): "That's funny... with the noise and the distance, I could have sworn you said that you want to start saving the dryer lint...?"

W: "Yes, that's what I said."

e: "Well, um, should I also start saving my earwax, too?"

W (with very annoyed look): "I read that dryer lint works well as a fire-stater.*" you sarcastic azz [the latter not actually spoken out loud, but implied by her look]


*It should be noted that wife is sort of a "prepper".


Down to just a blue car now.
Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: 68HemiB] #413842
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W (with very annoyed look): "I read that dryer lint works well as a fire-stater.*" you sarcastic azz [the latter not actually spoken out loud, but implied by her look]







So can earwax - check Mythbusters


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Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: DirectSubjection] #413843
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W (with very annoyed look): "I read that dryer lint works well as a fire-stater.*" you sarcastic azz [the latter not actually spoken out loud, but implied by her look]







So can earwax - check Mythbusters






I had no idea.

Note that this was an honest response prior to hearing her reason, and the first low value [and admittedly humorous] discarded commodity that came to mind.


Down to just a blue car now.
Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: 68HemiB] #413844
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If Orange County drier lint is any more flammable than San Diego lint, you are more than welcome to all of mine you can carry next time you are over.


(Sadly though, I don't normally make an effort to save it...but sure there is some around for you if the need were to arise. )







By the way.... Drew Barrymore made a good firestarter as well.





Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: DirectSubjection] #413845
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W (with very annoyed look): "I read that dryer lint works well as a fire-stater.*" you sarcastic azz [the latter not actually spoken out loud, but implied by her look]







So can earwax - check Mythbusters




What if you harvest said earwax with a finger dipped in soda first, does that reverse the effects ?

Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: OzHemi] #413846
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W (with very annoyed look): "I read that dryer lint works well as a fire-stater.*" you sarcastic azz [the latter not actually spoken out loud, but implied by her look]







So can earwax - check Mythbusters




What if you harvest said earwax with a finger dipped in soda first, does that reverse the effects ?




Only if a treadmill is involved.

Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: OzHemi] #413847
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If Orange County drier lint is any more flammable than San Diego lint, you are more than welcome to all of mine you can carry next time you are over.





Expounding on that thought....


Perhaps everyone should send evetS thier dryer lint, so he can see just what part of the country produces the most flammable variety ?


And...to make it more scientific....does lint from socks catch fire better than lint from jeans or lint from tshirts ?

What color lint is best ?



And in a pinch...such as a power outage when starting a fire will be most useful, would belly button lint do?

(for safety sake...please remove from belly before starting fire. )





The world waits in wonder...

Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: OzHemi] #413848
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...(for safety sake...please remove from belly before starting fire. )




Those were my thoughts too...

Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: Tesla_HV] #413849
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Perhaps sticking with dryer lint is a safer bet then..

Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: OzHemi] #413850
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By the way.... Drew Barrymore made a good firestarter as well.




I have yet to find Drew Barrymore in the lint trap of my dryer.


I will keep looking, however.


Down to just a blue car now.
Re: No squeaky potato chip bags, either [Re: 68HemiB] #413851
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By the way.... Drew Barrymore made a good firestarter as well.




I have yet to find Drew Barrymore in the lint trap of my dryer.


I will keep looking, however.




She might not fit any more in the lint trap.....she was a better firestarter as a kid.

Re: tasty smite [Re: DirectSubjection] #413852
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Supermarket had TastyKake boxes - 2 for $4 - but I am so full up here I didn't need to buy any










The smite that cuts the deepest




I (temporarily) can have a TKOTD too!

I got the one and only.. (yes, there was one bag sitting all alone on the shelf) bag of powdered sugar donuts from Walmart again.....they must order one single bag in every couple of weeks or something.



Sure be nice if thier online store ever works again for some variety.

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I got the one and only.. (yes, there was one bag sitting all alone on the shelf) bag of powdered sugar donuts from Walmart again.....they must order one single bag in every couple of weeks or something.








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Oak Picker [Re: DirectSubjection] #413854
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Oklahoma has finally gotten to me, today I used my engine hoist to remove the remains of a 95 gallon oak I planted last year. Cherry Pickers there not just for fruit trees anymore.


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