Toyomafia - The Clubhouse. 151.880

I freely admit to being a little bitch when it gets hot.

 

I can always put more shit on, but I can only take so much off... at least w/o getting arrested

 

I have played 36 holes in 1 day in Arizona for 2 tournaments I was in and it was 115 that day. I made it but man, I can put on wool and layers and be fine but not much you can do in 115 degree temps

 

Here’s a piece of pretty steel that I finished today. Destined to be a knife someday…
When it is, I’ll post it over in the knife thread

 

And it would be granted. #respect

 

I freely admit I’m a bitch when it’s cold. Anything below 60 can kiss my ass

 

I wish you could have been with us golfing at Furnace Creek course in Death Valley. Even the coyotes would barely budge when we would send chip shots at em. We were fairly punchy from the work day framing, but golf privileges were free…

 

I was showing off your work to some coworkers yesterday

 

looks like a maple leaf. Fit for a Canadian maybe!?

 

Greetings, fellow bitch!

That's just about perfect.


I heard a good one today.

"It's so cold, I saw a gangsta pull his pants up"

 

You should buy it for me.

 

All that can kiss my ass.

 

Real gangsters wear belts.

 

Deal. But ya got to meet me on the Oregon coast to get it in person. I only pay in cash so got to go see Ray for payment and hope he takes me mushrooming

 

Not gangster:




Gangster:

 

If a free RT knife is in the works, I'll totally drive to Oregon.

 

Proven historical facts: Human bodies do make physiological changes to adapt to extreme climate conditions. Inuit eskimos and Bedouin are prime examples

 

Yep, that's for sure. The Inuit up north are hard core. My friend worked up there for awhile and the stories he's told me are nuts. Not only are they seemingly impervious to cold, pound for pound they're strong as hell.

 

When you think something is free, there’s always strings attached….

 

Since I lived (and worked) outdoors in the southwest for 45+ years, I’ve experienced some of the changes. Skin is different, water demands and processing is different, you start to live life like a lizard. It took about two years to become a normal human after moving to the PNW. Now I’m dealing with mushrooms growing in my armpits and moss in my beard

 

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How about some help with that

 

Wow, I didn’t even see that coming. Im curious, what do you think it takes to make a piece of steel that looks like this?


about 85% of the steel I started with is swept up off the floor in dust or scale.