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[quote]I’ve been in one a few times. I don’t think they helped me much.[/quote] [img]https://media1.tenor.com/m/m-cJlcMkULkAAAAC/denzel-washington-training-day.gif[/img]...

re: Birds at your Feeder: 2024

Posted by greenbean on 4/23/24 at 8:47 pm
I have bird feeders out, but gettin very little action, what are you guys feeding to draw in birds?...
Yes desert queens. 10 in the desert, 4 in the states. Saw a few newly married women quickly latch onto a man, a desert “boo.” Right before leaving for deployment, had a young airman marry a stripper he’d known for two weeks. It ended like you’d expect. Nothing i couldn’t explain, but goi...
A former neighbor investigated NHs for the state AG. He said never go to a NH, the abuse/neglect was constant. Hopefully when i get to that point, I've be able to take a handful of pills and take the long nap. We, as a country, need to have a discussion about end of life choices. When a perso...
I have a silver 2015 JKU, lifted, big tires/rims winch, BU camera, upgraded radio, seat covers, floor liner, etc for sale. 148k miles. $16k, but I'll make a good deal for other OT posters. ...
2 to 3 silverbacks vs 15 wolves would probably be a 50/50 fight....

Help, I need a used car for a student

Posted by greenbean on 4/22/24 at 8:07 am
Looking for 2015 or later Camry/accord/civic type car with around 100k on it. My budget is $15-$17k. Other than the aforementioned cars, what other small cars have a reputation for extreme reliability for several hundred thousand miles? I'm not at all familiar at all with Mazda, Kia, Hyundai, etc. ...
Thankfully in the 'Sip, we don't do that permit stuff. ...
[quote]you ever heard of the grand canyon? [/quote] Tell me you never seen Stairway to Heaven without telling you've never seen it. StH is in a major tourist city and GC is in the middle of no where. It in no way compares to the Grand Canyon. Most rescues at the Grand Canyon are fairly easy ...
[quote]you could literally say the same thing about 17,000 other places around the planet that don't have pancake flat geography. [/quote] Not many that difficult in a very high traffic tourist area. ...

re: ‘24 Toyota Tundras

Posted by greenbean on 4/18/24 at 9:04 am
in a couple years I'll probably get rid of my 2012 and get a 2021 or older with around a 100k. Not touching the new model, I'm too hard on vehicles. I want something that is going to run 300k trouble free miles on minimum maintenance with no issues. ...
[quote]Why can’t they just clean and maintain it and allow tourists to walk it for an entry fee?[/quote] The issue is that a fat chick would insist on attempting it and need to be rescued. A rescue there would be very expensive. Maybe have each person who goes up pay a fee and put a $2000 refun...
[quote]Another issue with those stairs is that there's no place to park your car to walk to the entrance point. The entrance point is in the woods behind a neighborhood. The neighbors get pissed off when people park their cars on their street or if they see you walking through their neighborhood wit...
[quote]A tornado’s effects in [b]the Kiln[/b] is technically considered an improvement.[/quote] The proper way to say it. ...
No, we'll fall from within. Apathy, graft, greet, idiocy, laziness, obesity and lawlessness will be some of the primary causes. It is being orchestrated by an extremely small subset of the population. ...
[quote]$1-$7mil is a large gap amigo. At $7mil, he wouldn’t have to work ever again. At $1mil, he still has to hustle to afford his lifestyle.[/quote] I'm sure it's much closer to (and probably more than) $7mil. ...
[quote]Penn Station is the most complicated train station I've been in the US and would take that everyday of the week over any airport in a large US city.[/quote] concur....

re: As a side hustle or retirement gig

Posted by greenbean on 4/15/24 at 1:27 pm
[quote]Agree. I have retired neighbors on both sides of our house. Never see either of them outside nor going anywhere except one of them does do his own yard every week. But other than seeing him mow grass, we never see them leave the indoors. Seems like a terrible way to retire....but to each thei...

re: As a side hustle or retirement gig

Posted by greenbean on 4/15/24 at 12:42 pm
[quote]In the industry. Start up is cheap and depending on where you are located you may or may need licensing. Guys in LA aren't licensed but in Florida for example rules are stricter. You'll likely get some Karens who text you an hour after you leave letting you know you missed a leaf in their ...