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That last shot, it's a pretty good "stretch": - Did you make that pick without needing any outriggers, or am I just not seeing them ?

Nice

A long-standing rule in the ancient art of Japanese pottery: - The potter must add a deliberate fault to any piece that seems too close to perfect Anything else is an insult to the Gods, no human being should ever think themselves as anything close to God-like. So your Ding is perfect!!

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I tell you what: - If you need to cover an area with water in a hurry, THAT rig is the tool you want!!

That's a bonus: - No payment for any consulting fee! You're already winning. This project is off to a GREAT start!!

I always wondered what the heck that expression meant...and now I get it it. Thanks for the lesson, Csm Davis!

YIKES!! Okay, okay. Thanks for the heads-up, seano11. I think now, I might just turn to squeezing a stress ball instead!

Love the paint job on the back of that cab: - You couldn't make it more beautiful if you tried Put the right frame around it, and it could be the centerpiece of any art gallery in the World!!

I might blow a head gasket if you don't!

Some pilots sit LOW in the seat; - They're shorter than others. :naner: :doghead: :naner:

Thanks for all these exceptionally great pics, plowboy. You never fail to please! Sure do love that "73/74 Workhorse" shot. That rig looks like it could tackle anything thrown at it!

It looks like "bees to honey": - Pretty clear which rig is the crowd pleaser!

You are really knocking yourself out to "do it right", DeetFreek! It sure is going to look sweet when you're done.

Nice pics, thanks! That Methodists trailer looks WAY over 53 foot, but maybe it's just the angle. How long is that thing overall?!

The "MVironment"! Tha's funny, plowboy, thanks for the chuckle!!

As a teenager, one of my favorite treats was visiting my grandfather's place out in the country, in Maryland, outside D.C. He was a Brigadier General in Patton's Third Army and the general purpose (!), untitled farm vehicle there was his old service Willys. I always took it for a spin out in...