Toyomafia - The Clubhouse. 151.880

Nope - I posted that for the rest of you. I had a glass of water this morning.

 

Got a 40v kit last spring works better then I ever expected

Single blade lm ,variable speed , 2 batteries, charger
Wife loves it , usually only 30-45 minutes at a time so always have a fully charged battery

Chainsaw, 1 battery, charger
I think this little thing is amazing but only last about 30-40 minutes per charg

10’ poll saw, 1 battery, charger
This works well also (kinda scary) I’ve used it a few times up to 3”

 

Really good cover.
I’m partial to the original, but he really brings the passion to this one!

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TZsqcXHuLWU

talkin ‘bout love…

 

i drink my coffee black

 

Awesome!! Finally gave this a listen this morning. My Dad loved Dire Straits and it rubbed off on me. Every time that he bought a new pair of speakers or we upgraded something money for nothing was the first song that got played.

 

I bought a Dewalt one - that thing is awesome.

 

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CdFQjY8lHax/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

 

Ace Combat or Battlefield?

 

What kinda nope rope is that? It's looks kinda cool.....from over here. You can keep it there tho

 

Bull snake?

 

Give you a hand.

 

I was just taking a guess. I don't care for snakes in the wild.....or garage.

 

States in the USA include

Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

 

I have a "snake killin' shovel" that I keep by the back door. Mrs. Bandito pushes me outside and won't let me back in until it's dead.

 

You could have tamed it...

 

That's more redish than yellow.

 

"More alarmingly, though, the rattler-deficient rattlesnakes often bear more aggression toward prey as well as perceived threats, their instincts believing such an uptick necessary due to their inability to simply scare potential threats away. While it's unclear if similar genetic abnormalities have affected Texas rattlesnakes, they're certainly not immune to the other more ordinary causes of "rattler loss," so to speak".

"Unlike the aforementioned examples, the Catalina rattler has evolved to completely lose its rattle: All living specimens of this species lack a rattle but carry all of the other identifying marks we commonly associate with rattlers - a speckled skin pattern not unlike the diamondback, venomous fangs, a diet consisting primarily of rodents and so on."

... I'm not sure if that is or not. However, it's head shape in relation to its body/neck look characteristically familiar to the rattlesnakes we saw in Nevada/Arizona areas, but I'm not sure. We'd generally only find them in garages during the hot days (cooling themselves off) or hunting rodents for dinner...

Be careful and assume it is dangerous unless you know for sure it's not. Not worth getting bit or getting one of your animals bit (if you have any) over a misidentification.

 

Viewing the eyes is usually a pretty good giveaway if uour vision is good enough to see safely. Slits for pupils=venomous. Round pupils=non-venomous