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Thanks for posting that, Mark. Kinda reminds me of some of the things Gen. Peter Pace used to say. Check out this 12 min. excerpt of a short movie touching on honor. If you don't have broadband, there is an option to download, and a link to buy the DVD ($17+). Start the download before you...

Well said Doug:thumb: Ted

Pines and cedars both require acidic soil. I've got three pines in my front yard that anybody can have for the taking. Come get'em. :smile: Needles take two or three passes to mulch.:mad2: Ted... and a mulberry...owner will help...free ...have chipper...:tiphat:

Brandi those Bradfords are taking over Huntsville. Lots of wally worlds are lined with them. (Except for the one in Conroe, if memory serves me.) They are pretty, and hold that shape naturally, but what's a fruit tree with no fruit? (Ask California) The only fruit tree that shouldn't have...

I don't recall them ever picking on Ted Kaczynski. Ted :tiphat:

Watch out for those self-help hoaxes (frauds), too. Last Tuesday I bought a cd called "Subliminal Advertising". This morning I ordered 47 more. Ted :rolleyes:

Don't let these brash young upstarts ruin a good argument with yourself, Doc. :smile: I argue with myself all the time. No I don't! :brows: It's amazing what we can accomplish if I don't care which one gets the credit.:biggrin: UTV...after some thought...heh...Unknown Terrain...

Doug does that H210 have a two stage trigger? I mean, will it kick on the gas before you start the arc/wire feed? I'm wrong a lot lately, but I believe the spool gun will allow you to do that. It's like a 'purge' to insure you have gas at the tip when you strike the arc. You can do it...

Hold me back. PLEASE hold me back. Ted

OK now I get it. I've developed a pretty good relationship with the local HF store manager here. You can order online and have it drop shipped to the local store. Check this link: Ship to Store You local manager can probably arrange it for you. 20% would make the price $839.99. No...

:oops: :pat: :ohmy: I'm really sorry Brandi. It definitely was not on purpose. My apologies. Here's the correct link: Simple Solar Tracker I'm guessing the link didn't copy to my clipboard. It couldn't have been poor old fuzzy early Alzheimer's me. :rolleyes: Again my apologies...

What if they have the exact same welder? I periodically get HF coupons for 20%-25% off. They list the Hobart 210 for $1049.99. I'm not trying to rile you up :badidea: but the spring coupon should be coming up soon. Then again if it's a resentment against HF itself I understand. :sorry...

I didn't have to look, Tim. :smartass: (I did scroll the first time.) So how do you keep a turkey in suspense? . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? Ted

I'm not sure I would want to buy one in the parking lot of a mall or Wall-Mart. For those of us with friends at the local constabulary a phone call for a serial number check would help. If you don't have a friend that's a cop, get one. :cool: You can also call or drop by the local P.D. and...

Computer Virus Jim you might want to check your anti-virus scanner to make sure it detects the Lorena Bobbit virus. Very dangerous. If it infects your computer it will change your hard disk into a 3 1/2 inch floppy. :eek: :no: :ohmy: Ted. :wink:

:yum: :yum: That's great, Jim. You know when I was a kid lots of stores had 'kiddie corrals' to keep the kids away from the merchandise. You don't see those anymore, I guess cuz of the liability experts from da east. I've seen a few signs that might be postable. (Hmm...my spellchecker says...

Here's a simple solar powered sun tracker. Solar Collector Tracker It uses a closed loop of freon with gravity doing all the work. Easy to build. The only thing keeping me from building one is procrastination. :rolleyes: I'm sure I will get to it in the near future. :wink: Ted

Well welcome back oldron.:wave: Have a cup on me. :starbucks: :tiphat: Ted

Some one, some two. One uncle's Honda looked like a porcupine playing possum. Two would sometimes let a drifting web sneak between. The secret was to not be the first or second one down the trail. Heh.:rolleyes: Ted

Back in the 80s when my folks bought land at Lake Sam Rayburn for retirement they made five households of extended family migrating on the weekends. All have since built houses there. One uncle cut an ATV trail that meandered for miles through the heavily timbered forests of East Texas. An...