nukedtbone

Hard to fly when your 10 yards from take off

6 years ago had a locksmith come to Hessmer 3 doors, 3 deadbolts 1door knob about an hr about a 100, now probably 175-200. Nice having only 1 key for everything.

He heard we had some scholarships left, figured he would walk on. Stood there with hands on hips thinking which position should I take. Unfortunately the position he took was horizontal. But it did take 4-5 to bring him down.

7$5 cause 12 cases of monkey pox’s is alive :gigem:
:spank: means something more to them

1) Have the locks rekeyed, had 3 doors 6 locks rekeyed to same key less than 100.00 and he was in and out less than an hr.
2)Take pictures of everything esp. appliances showing model and serial numbers. Also if house burns down easier to prove contents. Keep this handy.
3) If possible know what your paint colors are.
4) Any touch ups should be done prior to moving in, so much easier.
5) If your house is in a neighborhood, make a point to introduce yourself. They may have valuable information on who to call for what.
6) Keep track of improvements, you may can write them off.
7) Congratulations and good luck.

A backed up toilet

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I cannot make a chip to the green without a fluffy lie

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FIL had the same problem, but once he broke out the foot wedge, shaved 6 strokes off his already questionable score.

Chevy Silverado 3.0. If he doesn’t like it, I will swap it out for a remote controlled tractor

55
Worked at nuke plant 28 years, was always in top 3 in overtime
Lived under our means
Have a wife that saves money instead of recycling it.
Mowed yards on the side when I was on shift. At the end of 1 rotation had 7 days off
Paid for both my kids college out of pocket
Also sold a few cars a year
Last 2 years at work I went to training as instructor for our millwright apprenticeship, but I need both my knees and left hip replaced so they let me go out on medical retirement.
Resold my house to the builder and moved back to La from Tx
Company insurance is free to retirees
I don’t have expensive hobbies golf a few times a year
Above average 401 return

As the oldest grandson I got my paw paws rifle over 30 years ago, I have never used it. I’m about ready to give it to my son who has the oldest grandson so it can be his in a few years. Anybody have one, is it a good gun to keep in the family? It shoots the 22 mag so it’s around 60 years old.