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Loving it: - Slim Pickens comes to mind... - Blowin' Black Smoke Thanks, Tracer!!

Ran across the corporate headquarters once randomly, some road trip during my college days. I was pumped to see it. I think it was in Connecticut somewhere.

"Ultimate Bug-Out Vehicle"; what a hoot!!

Sure looks like hard ground for digging, Pinsandpitons. That ripper looks as though it has a replaceable terminal tooth on its end. Am I seeing that right, and if so where do you source any replacement?!

A beanstalk, I get it. Sure! Like Coffee bean that is.

Love the sound of that lumbering labor! Thanks for the vid, Valley Rock. Saw a sheet plastic quonset hut-like growing shed toward the end of the vid: - What are you all growing up there?

My brother lived in Seattle for a year or two (got a Masters degree in Marine and Coastal Management from the University of Washington; but ended up retiring as a Captain of a Fire Department in Chatham County NC): - He talked about the native spiders out there in Seattle who kind of thrived in...

Zweet!!

Good looking country out there, US6x4! Funny, because I got family out there in the PNW (Seattle), but just never got on a plane yet to go take a look: - What's the elevation there, is that high desert country (hard to tell), or are you all maybe just now going through a dry spell?

That's plain discouraging, when Milwaukee goes cheap and stumbles. Greed is ugly.

Arthurius, any luck, did anybody ever give you a reply?

Glad for you, Tinstar, that you solved that problem. Life is good when a problem has a clear-cut resolution. Not always that easy. Good, though, when it is; you know?!

"Willie and Joe" was Bill Mauldin's syndicated cartoon during WWII. Good stuff! Laughs are always good. In the words of Led Zepplin: "Cryin' won't help you; prayin' won't do you no good". Here's one of my favorites:

Pretty sure that it was NOT George Armstrong Custer. But that's all I got.

Great pics, Amer-team. Especially liking the vintage uniforms. That's a treat!

Getting started. And you're halfway done (Somebody's quote, but I can't recall who)

A former boss of mine (former Huey door gunner during the Viet Nam War), he LOVED the Cruise Ship Life: - Took a vacation once every year, and crash dieted for the month prior - So he could gorge himself each Cruise - Ships never really went anywhere; just out-and-back, in the Atlantic. He...

How was the chow?!

Watch out what you wish for MatthewWBailey; remember Midas? The best things in life are free for sure, but admittedly the next best things are expensive beyond belief it's true. (Coco Channel, I believe it was). Gratitude, it's always the right attitude. Cheers!!

Good eye, US6x4! Outstanding That's the Mack Bull Dog, from good old Hagerstown MD.