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Detroit, 5:37 AM
Wed Nov 11
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10/15/09
Grandma turned 101 last week. She's still sharp as a tack, but no longer splits her own firewood. #pickuptrucks
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The true redneck will be doing a lot of logsplitting and will spring for a proper hydraulic splitter. Less chance of losing your beer hand. #pickuptrucks
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I've seen something like this before, but it was much safer. It was a threaded splitting cone that bolted to the wheel of a truck called "The Stickler", but it still could be dangerous.
But all considered, this, and the splitting cone I spoke of, is not any more dangerous than a screaming chainsaw. #pickuptrucks
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I grew up in a house that was heated primarily with wood and will say that the advantage of being the one, who loaded most of the firewood into my father’s truck after he cut it, and then being required to split 80% of what was cut, gave me physical strength and coordination that has stayed with me. Loading hay also is good for this. #pickuptrucks
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And dangerously. #pickuptrucks
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Be sure to read, understand, and follow all safety instructions that came with your jury-rigged steel death trap. And remember: There is no more important safety rule than to close your eyes quickly should anything come flying at your face. #pickuptrucks
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Wife and I VCRd & watched hundreds of those shows while we were fixing up our house. Our kids still quote that when we head to the garage to fire up some tools. #pickuptrucks
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Basically I drive to places, look around and soak in the beauty... maybe snap a few shots with the ol' 35mm.
Later, when I want to revisit that trip I break out the five by sevens and all those images come rushing back. If I want to remember things in closer detail, I simply return to that place.
Ragsdale's contraption seems like an infinitely complicated device with a primary purpose of distracting you from experiencing whatever adventure you happen to be on.
09/30/09
@TimTim:
Luddite!
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Oh, and I hope these become "popular", because, at least in Texas, blue lights are verboten on anything but emergency vehicles.
HID's ain't blue, and neither are the OEM "angel halos", or whatever the hell they are.
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