Bob, no but Don does.
What would I haul it with? ... probably have something that would work.
(Those are purpose built to go behind a 5 ton)

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Correct ken, that purpose is actually hauling fuel or water pods

 

Quote from: nmeyer414 on August 22, 2017, 09:35:40 PM

I hate you. Remarks complete.

 

 

Quote from: Farmer Jon on August 21, 2017, 07:51:10 PM

Had to put down my oldest rooster today. It was a hard thing to do but he challenged me this morning. I Had to smack him with a feed scoop and he came right back. I broke him of that once before but he got back to his old crap. I can't have that with young boys around. I don't know if this eclipse had anything to do with his behavior or what but he took me by surprise.

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Sorry if he was a friend, but this immediately came to mind: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/coq-au-vin-recipe-1952021

now that's great right there.............HAHAHAHAHA

Quote from: nmeyer414 on August 22, 2017, 10:05:41 AM

Don,

it is with a heavy heart that I must inform you that YOUR FIRED!

reason:  failure to take at least 1 picture (with at least a cell phone) of said catastrophic failure of the mechanical device talked about above.

atonement:  provide at least 1 picture of the catastrophic mechanical failure.

 

You took that bait?

From those noisy boneheads?

Thought you were smarter than that

So, short hip pocket training session: You can't fire the guy who hired you! I own the friggin place!

What kinda of special dumb you been smokin?

Let me think, so when was the last time some Sergeant fired me, oh that's right...NEVER!

Be careful, you don't want to end up on my radar screen. I have a special sector in the search band for the likes of Ken and Shawn. You don't want to find your place in there...

;-)

hey now, somebody has to keep the boss in line....

Quote from: stlaser on August 20, 2017, 01:03:54 PM

I agree a Jeep is not sufficient to carry H's big rear around in & as such understand your dislike for such vehicles. Seems you should stick with 1 ton or larger capacity rigs, you do own a Duece right?

Technically it's considered a five ton.... so that SHOULD suffice for the H transport!

the army has a 2.5 ton version of the 5 ton which originally had a multi fuel engine and it was a stick.  newer models have a diesel engine and an automatic.

Went to ribfest in lincoln yesterday, had some "lick my ribs" brisket platter.  The brisket was ok, the beans and slaw were ......... ........

I always like tough names
"Ranger" is one
I am currently using "Scout" for my GSD
If the dog is always sniffing about, then "Recon" fits

If he pees and "shoots" all over the place, then "Shooter" would work

If he lies in wait for the cat then he should be called "Ambush"

If he barks or howls a lot, then "Bugle"

If he doesn't seem to pay attention or listen, then call him "Sarge"

If he is a house dog and doesn't want to go outside, then "Logger"

If's he's a runner, then "Attack"  This could be used for fun n' games when he is running toward someone and you call for him! ;-)

If the dog has received loads of training, but still can't do anything right, then definitely call him "L-T"

"Chief" would fit this description better

 

nothing like making chicken fajitas in a hotel room...............yummy!

Well shoot, i thought i had a thread about it.......

Guess ill have to get to it here when i get home.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/08/11/michigan-vets-no-foreigners-home-sale-sign-violates-law-state-agency-says.html

The earth mover man has spoken!

Question is ashley, will knucklehead listen or continue to argue with the stop sign......

Well at work I had:
 2 cups of coffee
 1 banana

After I finally finished some training (4 hours after starting  ):
 Biscuits and gravy
 2 scoops scrambled eggs
 2 scoops of hashbrowns

All covered with a little ketchup and excessive Sriracha.

that would work for me, but then again I am headed to a bbq joint in about an hour with my sister, so that's gonna be brunch for this guy.

here is the place that we are going to:

http://phatjackslincoln.com/

I'm currently running The Mastercraft Courser AXT.  they do have a 50k warranty in the "E" range and if I remember correctly, they were under $200 per tire.  I have had them on for roughly 2 years now and pulled trailer from tx up to wa and still have more than half tread left.

sounds good

http://popularmilitary.com/new-law-requires-high-school-students-educated-us-military/?utm_source=The+Salty+Soldier

here you folks go.  I know nothing about this truck other than I have driven by it a few times.  there looks to be 1 spot with rot, but other than that, it looks pretty good?

if you folks are interested give the guy a call.

Nate,  that truck looks great. Is it for sale or just "maybe for sale if someone drops the right cash in his palm"?  Figure I could put the wife and a few of the lighter kids in the cab, the rest can hang out in the bed.

Yes it is for sale, if you want the info i can stop and get a pic of the for sale sign.

Have you contacted inglewood transmission since they were the ones who built it?

TRN, I think this is a very close recipe to the pickled green beans that dave was talking about above.

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/62594/crisp-pickled-green-beans/

Just remember that every good and smart soldier (including the wo/cwo ranks..... ) always listens to their PSG......

I changed the title for you don, that's an lb7.

and for the rest of you all I have to say is....................

Been taking my fat azz back to the gym for about 2.5 months now.

- First couple weeks was taking it slow so i didnt have massive D.O.M.S. (a little cardio with some weights)

- First full month was 30-45 minutes of cardio 4-5 days a week (eliptical, cause this guy does not run anymore unless life or death) along with little weights and abs

- month 2 i have started my full workout which includes cardio and progressive weights.

- month 3 will have much of the same.......

This is at the end of monthe 2 which ended with 45 minutes on eliptical (5.6 miles and 800 calories) a  leg workout and some ab work.