The "Shit I just bought" thread
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ToeMissile
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Sweet. Needs the 572:Nelson Racing Engines - Twin Turbo Hot Rod SeriesPulled the trigger on this thing today. I hope it's going got at least 10 years in it before it starts breaking down.
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Noodleface
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LMAO. Lived down the street from a farm. Without fail, everyday when school got out, this guy was sure as shit riding that tractor down the street at the same time. Now in my adulthood, I believe that man to be a troll.
About 186 MPH in that chassis.
Call your local Deere dealership and ask them if they carry (Y) speed rated tires for your tractor.
Noodleface
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BrutulTM probably has a 20 inch dick with two heads that spews lava semen.
Guy calls me a fag all day, rides around on a tractor that also slays pussy, and still has time to post on a video game forum. A man's man.
Guy calls me a fag all day, rides around on a tractor that also slays pussy, and still has time to post on a video game forum. A man's man.
Mures
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An arrow staple gun.
Built a garden bed the other weekend and, with the time change, just finally getting the time to fill it in, but first I want to line the bottom with a weed barrier. Originally intended on buying staples for a staple gun designed for handing up christmas lights, but decided I could probably just use a staple gun as we want to recover some chairs also. Before going to lowe's I looked at their website so I know exactly what I'm getting into and there is the arrow staple gun, the most common staple gun that you always see. It is the least expensive staple gun, and most commonly sold staple gun in the US. On lowe's website it has over 600 customer reviews and still has a 5 star rating.
What a magnificently designed tool for it to be the head of its class for so long.
Built a garden bed the other weekend and, with the time change, just finally getting the time to fill it in, but first I want to line the bottom with a weed barrier. Originally intended on buying staples for a staple gun designed for handing up christmas lights, but decided I could probably just use a staple gun as we want to recover some chairs also. Before going to lowe's I looked at their website so I know exactly what I'm getting into and there is the arrow staple gun, the most common staple gun that you always see. It is the least expensive staple gun, and most commonly sold staple gun in the US. On lowe's website it has over 600 customer reviews and still has a 5 star rating.
What a magnificently designed tool for it to be the head of its class for so long.
Crone
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Lol for real!
So figured I'd just post here, rather than starting a new thread, but wtf pots and pans....
Apparently according to the wife, we had another teflon pan start to spew teflon all over her eggs this morning. After 2 years of use. Wtf? I feel I've never seen this happen, and then in the last couple years it's happened twice. One time on a cheap stock pot that started to rub off, and this is what prompted us to spring for a nice set 2 years ago from Bed Bath and Beyond. Now it just did it again, on this nice Calphelon(sp?) set.
So basically it's worthless, and should just go aluminum?
Used restauraunt supply stores call some up and shop around for professional grade stuff cheap.
I used mostly cast iron and le creuset with a few odds and ends in heavy stainless steel for cooking
lurker
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The new ceramic cookware is non-stick without the problems associated with Teflon. The stuff I have is also useable on induction cooktops. Here's a link to the ones sold at Kitchen Connection but you can get it lots of places.
http://www.kitchencollection.com/coo...ramic-cookware
http://www.kitchencollection.com/coo...ramic-cookware