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The Desert Dory doesn't have all the room like you go fast party boat guys but we could be down for something like that.

Would just need a few weeks heads-up due to spring/summer being the busy season for the Mrs business. Depending on when it is she may have to adjust her schedule a bit.

 

Starting to look like a vdrive again.

 

We'll certainly be giving everyone a big heads-up. I think it would be very cool to have a many AZ brethren and ladies and the families together for the first annual AZ Tundras on the Lake event. Bring the Desert Dory! It will be a welcome addition!

 

Finished the stairs for the front porch today The top 3 treads weigh about 80lb each. The bottom 2 are fibre grate. The stringers are made from the steel they use for the hitches on mfg homes. Only have about $40 in the thing. Almost 100% salvage.
Won’t have to worry about icing up in the winter and less mud will make it to the front door

 

Wish y’all had done this before I bailed out of AZ!

 

You get you butt down here and we will gladly have you join us. You could even ride with my wife and me!

 

Lived in San Antonio for a few years, courtesy of the Air Force. Liked the state, the weather and the women. Went to a rugby tournament held at university of Texas in Austin. Was kicking myself the whole way home, I should have went to college.

 

@gosolo - That is a real invite for you and your family should we be able to get this off the ground!

 

Dang, these are beautiful eggs! Just like Easter.And I don’t know which chicken lays these dark brown ones, but they sure are big

 

Texas women? Fun to look at, but there's a shit ton of them with ingredients not listed on the label.

Or it might be that
I'm A Fucked-Up-Chick Magnet (theonion.com)

Anyway, that was my teens through 40's. My wife is wonderful, but she's Cajun.

 

IDK. sometimes the brown ones only look bigger

i had a mix of chickens at one point in high school and our crates looked like that. just a mix of colors n sizes.

 

There are public hunting lands, but it's tough to hunt. No permanent duck blinds, obviously, and if you take the time to bivouac something out of brush, it'll be occupied by someone else when you get there the next day. Sun up until noon hunting, and you have to arrive by 3 a.m. if you want to get a decent spot without rubbing elbows with other hunters.

Dove hunting is the same. I went to a public hunt once, arrived by 4 a.m., and there were maybe 6 or 8 trucks already in the parking area. I'm sure everyone saw my tiny flashlight as I plodded across the field past a pond to the furthest tree line from the gate. After I settled in I saw maybe 6 or 8 other folks doing the same thing. I thought it'd be fine, because the field was at least 100 acres. When the sun came up, there wasn't a 50' gap inbetween any two hunters. Packed around ponds, bushes, and all 4 sides of the field. Probably 250 dove came down the tree line I was sitting, and I got two (I'm a decent shot). And opening weekend of dove season it's usually in at least mid-90's. Not the best day of hunting I've ever had.

 

About 2% public land in Texas

by contrast, Arizona has over 42% public land. Alaska has the most.
You brought up another good point though… what state has the most idiots per acre?

 

If I answer that I'll get a 30-day.

 

40k mine.

 

I am regularly reminding people that Portland does not equal Oregon.

 

One of the few things I love about Canada is the endless public land, or as the monarchists call it "Crown Land".

This is British Columbia.



This is Alberta.

 

I like the "right to roam" law Scotland has.

 

Pennsyltuckie is probably one of those high up on the list.

 

I’ll nominate MA for that. Given the density of population vs size of state. I was leaning towards Cali or NY, but they both have large tracks of nothingness to equal out the populations in the cities

 

armored truck for new orleans? i wonder how much this yota cost?

https://youtu.be/GF2x_j9n9to

 

Probably $300-$400k....

 

good. i hope cash is ok

 

It never ceases to bemuse me that Canada has such a prolific arms and armament industry, yet is so anti-gun.

 

Canadian company so it's not real money. More like $200 - $300K in Freedom Bucks.

 

My Fathers Day gift was delayed but completely worth the wait. Mrs. Bandito wanted to get me some new shades but I couldn't decide what I wanted. Then these came out.

Limited Edition Randolph Aviators - Olive Green Frames.

They have a great Veterans and First Responders discount, btw.

 

$300-$400k is a big gap. Any way we could narrow that down a bit?

 

Depends on the sound system and whether or not it comes w/a pullout fridge!

Plus, if you can afford $300k for a truck, you can afford $400k; so, it really doesn't matter!!!

 

So, I'm reading the annotation at the top of the post; start to scroll down to the first pic; and I'm immediately thinking... 'You know we've got to see them on', but there it is 2nd pic and just like that my compulsive anxiety went away!!!

 

I aim to please and please to aim.