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lafayette

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Did you get enough attention yet

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Nah

Keep it coming.

Don't hurt your limp wrists as you wipe your tears and feverishly type your ill conceived replies.

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This never happened.

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Blow me.

count.

There were a few too many beverages imbibed earlier in the evening, and the munchies were felt by all. We paid a little bit of money and had uber deliver food all the way out into the boonies.

Food shows up an hour later, black guy drove out into the middle of nowhere to drop off the meals. Likely not the most comfortable of things for him, as we are quite rural.

Upon drop-off, I apologized for the long drive and offered him a beverage.

Gave him the choice of any of a gross of whiskeys, made him a to go beverage with an ice ball, and a second to go beverage with my choice of whiskey.

I figured it was being neighborly. Some other partygoers felt otherwise.

He's a grown man on his last stop of the evening, I didn't really see the issue. :dunno:


Eta: fried chicken to go from a restaurant... Not actual fast food.

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How many miles is too many miles?

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I mean I probably wouldnt buy one with 150k on it... Mainly because I put 150k on every vehicle in the first 2-3 years.


But it depends on the miles. A vehicle that has done all highway miles for 200k has a lot less wear and tear on it than a city car with 30k.

I buy all my vehicles with at least 100k miles on them and maintenance records. Wife gets new stuff. Hers always end up needing repairs, mine don't.

What dat mouf do

I likely come across as an extremely gruff impatient a-hole... Both on here and in real life.

My friends know me to be quite kind, loyal, and quite mild mannered most of the time.

I neither truly know or truly care what anyone else thinks of me.

We have a few bridges like this in the woods. None are only 2.
Dig in 24inches. Sill plates on each end. Three 8x8s laying on gravel parralel to the ditch. Four 8x8s on top running across the span. 3x12 lumber on top. Use bolts or large spikes to attach these cross boards... Which will also greatly increase the beam load capacity.

It will support 6k easy.

I would add significant blocking between the beams just to avoid any racking.



Edit: not an engineer. I had a german grandfather with a penchant for tasking his young and teen grandsons with constructing projects like these. In his words, an engineer is for when you care about material cost. We built a wooden bridge that was able to support a john deere 550 dozer routinely.

I believe the oldest of us was 16 at the time. :lol:

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How can I get into "acrapping" stuff and make $400?
Does it require much of an investment?

I am intrigued....

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Every time you get the urge to throw something away, pile it up behind the shop.

Listen to the wife bitch for three years, then put it all in a trailer and go scrap it :lol:

I had 3200 lbs of copper, lead, cast aluminium, and stainless.

That's a lot of bitching.