Well does anyone have..........nothing to say?
Anyone have a hobby that may take up some time during this shutdown period?
I am a champion thumb twiddler. Works great for my arthritis! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Seriously, can't wait for open water fishing to start! In my boat, I can simultaneously have fun, shop for groceries, and practice social distancing!
Social distancing... i have spent the majority of my adult life preparing for this.
You can say that again!
Well, the 3 of us (so far) don't have nothing to say. Anyone else out there? Bueller? Bueller? Bueller...
Once again, the three of us (so far) don't have nothing to say. :o
I have NOTHING going on. Thank goodness for trackwrestling/NFHS to rewatch state/team state. What are you doing tomorrow, NOTHING.
I have nothing either.
Though I have a teen driver with a permit in the house. If you want to stain yourself come on over and go for a drive with him! During those times of riding along, I kind of wish I had nothing to do ;D
Though it breaks up the day ;D
Quote from: TomM on March 19, 2020, 09:25:44 PM
Social distancing... i have spent the majority of my adult life preparing for this.
As I have aged, i truly enjoy social distancing. I always thought i would enjoy being around people. I now am understanding why as i was you old people seemed so crabby. I now have started my quest of being that old crabby guy.
Outside that, i get into remote control vehicles mainly the trucks. I do like a round of golf on a nice sunny day. Not very good but it is fun ;D
MarkK's got nothing. 8)
So, everyone has nothing... for now. Until someone has something, the suspense will be killing me!
Quote from: littleguy301 on March 20, 2020, 09:59:20 AM
Quote from: TomM on March 19, 2020, 09:25:44 PM
Social distancing... i have spent the majority of my adult life preparing for this.
As I have aged, i truly enjoy social distancing. I always thought i would enjoy being around people. I now am understanding why as i was you old people seemed so crabby. I now have started my quest of being that old crabby guy.
Outside that, i get into remote control vehicles mainly the trucks. I do like a round of golf on a nice sunny day. Not very good but it is fun ;D
For at least 35 years, my brother and his wife have been carrying on a private war, using identical tv remote controls. That could be a lot of fun for a guy to try, if his wife's batteries mysteriously go missing. ;)
Quote from: TomM on March 19, 2020, 09:25:44 PM
Social distancing... i have spent the majority of my adult life preparing for this.
TomM
Social Distancing Administrator
Well I had a day full of basically nothing!
Hold on, I did go for a drive with my son but to be honest that was much of nothing also. No one on the road so really nothing for traffic
Quote from: TomM on March 19, 2020, 09:25:44 PM
Social distancing... i have spent the majority of my adult life preparing for this.
It is an art form!
My dog took me for a walk around the neighborhood this afternoon. It was like a ghost town. No people. No traffic. It was very exciting. ::) ::) ::)
Quote from: littleguy301 on March 20, 2020, 11:10:46 PM
Quote from: TomM on March 19, 2020, 09:25:44 PM
Social distancing... i have spent the majority of my adult life preparing for this.
It is an art form!
Nothin' to it.
Quote from: imnofish on March 19, 2020, 04:01:06 PM
I am a champion thumb twiddler. Works great for my arthritis! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Seriously, can't wait for open water fishing to start! In my boat, I can simultaneously have fun, shop for groceries, and practice social distancing!
Thumb wrestling! After this social distancing thing goes off maybe a challenge! ;D ;D
Got out and about today. Went to the dump, essiantal task since we still generate garbage and more of it while everyone is home! Had the son drive me around and outside the grocery store no one really out.
Now much of nothing again. Couple of movies on tonight and maybe a workout but I have basically nothing >:(
Quote from: littleguy301 on March 21, 2020, 02:48:17 PM
Quote from: imnofish on March 19, 2020, 04:01:06 PM
I am a champion thumb twiddler. Works great for my arthritis! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Seriously, can't wait for open water fishing to start! In my boat, I can simultaneously have fun, shop for groceries, and practice social distancing!
Thumb wrestling! After this social distancing thing goes off maybe a challenge! ;D ;D
Given my arthritis, I would probably medical forfeit. ;D ;D ;D ;D
Well, you don't just go into it cold. Get that thumb in shape!! :)
Quote from: imnofish on March 22, 2020, 02:27:04 PM
Quote from: littleguy301 on March 21, 2020, 02:48:17 PM
Quote from: imnofish on March 19, 2020, 04:01:06 PM
I am a champion thumb twiddler. Works great for my arthritis! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Seriously, can't wait for open water fishing to start! In my boat, I can simultaneously have fun, shop for groceries, and practice social distancing!
Thumb wrestling! After this social distancing thing goes off maybe a challenge! ;D ;D
Given my arthritis, I would probably medical forfeit. ;D ;D ;D ;D
As I age, arthritis is something to behold. Hand stretches are huge ;D
I found a channel with Hogan hero's on it! I have something if only for a little bit ;D
Been doing a fair amount of wood cutting, splitting (with a maul), stacking for an elderly guy who let's my boys bowhunt at his place. Re-started my jogging routine. Home auto repair is next. Teach my kids some basics. I've got new shocks and struts for my car waiting in the garage. Valve cover gaskets and rear main seal, and headliner for my 79 stepside truck.
Havent started with anything around the home. I actually am trying to hide from my family so I can do things ;D ;D
Taxes, house cleaning, fart fan in the bathroom, general up keep needs to be done!
Though my truck is cleaned to the hilt, garage is spotless and I mean better than alot of houses. Remote co trol trucks are in top notch shape and been running around ripping up things.
One can see where I put my effort into! ;D ;D ;D ;D
I have watched alot of movies also, that has been done while I work in the garage with the TV on.
My little dog Sophie takes me for long walks... usually 45 minutes or so. I don't know how she gets those short little legs to take so many steps, so quickly, for such a long time! She's about 9 years old and still hasn't slowed down. Wakes me up every morning and wants to play (me chasing her around the bed, then throughout the house) immediately! The tough part is keeping her from her regular visits to the neighborhood daycare, since this social distancing started. She misses the kids...
Five Heart Podcast Episode 169: The Nothing
https://www.cornnation.com/2020/3/20/21187801/five-heart-podcast-episode-169-the-nothing
Quote from: TomM on March 25, 2020, 04:56:27 PM
Five Heart Podcast Episode 169: The Nothing
https://www.cornnation.com/2020/3/20/21187801/five-heart-podcast-episode-169-the-nothing
Wow! Nothing is even happening in Nebraska! :o :o :o :o :o
Nothing better than lower gasoline prices.
Found the Fleet Farm in Delavan was selling it at $.99/gallon.
Amazing, right? This is one essential trip I had to make.
But dang, my 35 gallon pickup truck tank was full of that 2.00+ petrol from a week or so ago.
Got the answer to that though.
That station is about 50 miles from me and at about 16.5 mpg, figured if I tool around the southern half of Wisconsin for about 570 miles before getting to the Fleet Farm in Delavan I could get a full tank of that fresh $.99 per gallon fuel.
I was in luck as i arrived after 8+ hours of driving around before stopping in there to fill 'er up and it was still sub 1.00/gallon.
Feels great to get a good deal.
Stay safe out there.
Nothing happening here but a nappin' dog.
So to go with Tom's cheap gas, Krispy Kreme is giving away a dozen donuts....the closest Krispy Kreme to me is 31.6 miles, now if I could tie that in with Tom's cheap gas, I'll be making money in not time :)
Well, that's nothing to sneeze at. 8)
Hogan hero's marathon om n the Sundance channel.
I know nothing!
Quote from: littleguy301 on March 28, 2020, 12:24:38 PM
Hogan hero's marathon om n the Sundance channel.
I know nothing!
I see nothing!
Got some movies in today.
Nothing much but some movie watching ;D
Hogan's Hero's marathon!!!!! Ahhhh yeah, Sunday wasted!
We watched Terminator yesterday. Hadn't seen it in at least a decade. Still a fun action flick!
Quote from: downtown on March 29, 2020, 07:27:17 PM
Hogan's Hero's marathon!!!!! Ahhhh yeah, Sunday wasted!
I watched that also plus squeezed in some more today!
My recent 'binges'...
Dublin Murders
Homeland (entire series in about a month)
Better Call Saul
Chicago P.D.
What else should I be searching for?
Nothing?
Quote from: TomM on March 31, 2020, 02:56:39 PM
My recent 'binges'...
Dublin Murders
Homeland (entire series in about a month)
Better Call Saul
Chicago P.D.
What else should I be searching for?
Nothing?
Can I assume that since you have watched BCS that you know about Breaking Bad?
Justified
Bosch
The Americans
Hunter Killer
Hey smitty71,
Thanks for the reply...
Watched Breaking Bad. I rarely 'rewatch' anything on TV, EXCEPT Law & Order. I am not sure how many times I could watch that series over and over. Must be some kind of comfort 'food' (watching) for me
Like Justified
Liked Bosch
Have not seen The Americans or Hunter Killer.
What is Hunter Killer about? (Sci-Fi?)
Thanks,
Tom
(By the way.. you class of '71 or wrestled 171?)
Hunter Killer is a(nother) sub movie w/ Gerard Butler. Wrestled 71 years ago, also my FB number.
Deadwood is OK, but the language is really foul.
I think I watched Deadwood. Will check that out.
I'd sell some to you all, but they are worth nothing...
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Quote from: TomM on March 31, 2020, 05:00:18 PM
I'd sell some to you all, but they are worth nothing...
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D A bargain at twice the price! 0x2=....
found out my couch is just shot. makes my hips and back sore. Now I have to do something to get those area unstiff so I can do nothing!
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 01, 2020, 12:01:08 PM
found out my couch is just shot. makes my hips and back sore. Now I have to do something to get those area unstiff so I can do nothing!
Been there. Simple DIY solution: Move to the other end of the couch.
Quote from: imnofish on April 01, 2020, 08:14:21 PM
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 01, 2020, 12:01:08 PM
found out my couch is just shot. makes my hips and back sore. Now I have to do something to get those area unstiff so I can do nothing!
Been there. Simple DIY solution: Move to the other end of the couch.
It is 16 years old. Have have rotated twice now. 10 years on one side and now 6 on the other side. Though my current side was my partner in crime spot for his years in the house. Once he passed I rotated in honor of him. Of course I am talking about my buddy, digger the bulldog! Plus he was 80 plus pounds so he got a good start on wearing it out ;D
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 02, 2020, 09:02:20 PM
Quote from: imnofish on April 01, 2020, 08:14:21 PM
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 01, 2020, 12:01:08 PM
found out my couch is just shot. makes my hips and back sore. Now I have to do something to get those area unstiff so I can do nothing!
Been there. Simple DIY solution: Move to the other end of the couch.
It is 16 years old. Have have rotated twice now. 10 years on one side and now 6 on the other side. Though my current side was my partner in crime spot for his years in the house. Once he passed I rotated in honor of him. Of course I am talking about my buddy, digger the bulldog! Plus he was 80 plus pounds so he got a good start on wearing it out ;D
Now that I have more information, the solution is obvious. Sit in the middle of the couch for the next 16 years. ;)
Quote from: imnofish on April 04, 2020, 12:57:59 AM
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 02, 2020, 09:02:20 PM
Quote from: imnofish on April 01, 2020, 08:14:21 PM
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 01, 2020, 12:01:08 PM
found out my couch is just shot. makes my hips and back sore. Now I have to do something to get those area unstiff so I can do nothing!
Been there. Simple DIY solution: Move to the other end of the couch.
It is 16 years old. Have have rotated twice now. 10 years on one side and now 6 on the other side. Though my current side was my partner in crime spot for his years in the house. Once he passed I rotated in honor of him. Of course I am talking about my buddy, digger the bulldog! Plus he was 80 plus pounds so he got a good start on wearing it out ;D
Now that I have more information, the solution is obvious. Sit in the middle of the couch for the next 16 years. ;)
that is funny. I have thought of that but the middle doesnt recline and that is where the arm rest is to hold my tasty, refreshing beverage of choice ;D
I may go outside and finish up yard work though it is drizzling out so maybe not.
Littleguy, I hear ya' about the recliner issue. Our little dog Sophie (all of 10 lbs.) could have the middle of our couch, but demands the ends, because she loves to lie on our legs when they are extended. Funny thing is that she absolutely hates it when we put the tv remote in the middle. She responds by pawing furiously at it, often changing the channel in the process.
My current dog likes to lay on my lap. He is an overweight 40 plus pounder that in order to get comfortable he has to rut :o
My current guy isnt fussy about were he lays just as long as he has couch space. He likes our rocking chair. Gets that moving and then lays down. I have to video that it is funny ;D
Pets are a great source of companionship and entertainment! 8)
Quote from: imnofish on April 09, 2020, 02:34:55 PM
Pets are a great source of companionship and entertainment! 8)
Yes they are. At first I joked that this Corona thing was created by the family pets. I know this covid 19 isnt anything to joke about. After the time has passed my little dude vinny is becoming kind of stressed out. The entire family home all day long is getting his exhausted! Plus the grand kid pestering him on a regular basis is getting him into hiding mode during the day ;D
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 09, 2020, 06:12:21 PM
Quote from: imnofish on April 09, 2020, 02:34:55 PM
Pets are a great source of companionship and entertainment! 8)
Yes they are. At first I joked that this Corona thing was created by the family pets. I know this covid 19 isnt anything to joke about. After the time has passed my little dude vinny is becoming kind of stressed out. The entire family home all day long is getting his exhausted! Plus the grand kid pestering him on a regular basis is getting him into hiding mode during the day ;D
Yeah, they get all out of sorts when they get forced out of their normal rhythm. Sophie keeps pooping on my wife's favorite rug. :o :o :o :o
Well I have become a champion of nothing so far this week. Watches hogans hero's and schultz is now my official idol!
nothing new today ;D
Went over my list, looks like alot of nothing going on.
My little dog Sophie has been taking me for long walks, typically 45 minutes to an hour. The longest one was 90 minutes! I can't believe that those little legs can keep going that long! She's grown tired of the same route after nearly 9 years, but I think the biggest reason for the long walks is that none of the people she likes to visit are outside these days. So lately, she has been keen on exploring new neighborhoods and natural areas in our community. Today, we made a special trip to Lyons Park, which features a large deck overlooking the Yellow River. In a few weeks, maybe we'll bring her fishing pole.
I ask my pup if he wanted to go for a walk. He rolled over and broke wind. Seriously!
I proceeded to crawl back into bed with him. He won ;D
Quote from: littleguy301 on April 20, 2020, 08:36:30 PM
I ask my pup if he wanted to go for a walk. He rolled over and broke wind. Seriously!
I proceeded to crawl back into bed with him. He won ;D
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
The last couple of days my dog has been alot more active. Though not until later in the day. Kind of funny watching him run around and play. He doesnt do it that often....
If I ever have to go back into work, I might have to chapter my dog. Gonna be a tough day. My son's home from college and I work a ton from home, so he's got it MADE.
My little dog is a Shi-Tzu, Poodle, Yorkie, Schnauser mix. She typically weighs about 10 lbs. Our groomer had surgery in late December, went through a long recovery and physical therapy, then was shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions on groomers. She is the ONLY person that Sophie will let cut her hair and nails, so our little dog looks like a 30 lb. ball of fluff these days. Other than her daily hikes, she is starting to just hide under the couch lately. We are looking forward to her grooming session in about 2 weeks!
winnie has not been to grooming yet. Have a wonderful groomer near Watertown. Tender Touch is name of the place. Stepanie and Andy are great. Winnie is just 16 weeks old tomorrow.
Quote from: TomM on April 30, 2020, 07:36:30 PM
winnie has not been to grooming yet. Have a wonderful groomer near Watertown. Tender Touch is name of the place. Stepanie and Andy are great. Winnie is just 16 weeks old tomorrow.
Congrats on the new pup, Tom! What breed is she? That's great that Winnie will get her first grooming from a gentle groomer. Sophie's first grooming experience came at the hands of someone who was highly recommended, but it turned out to be very traumatic. She has been very fearful of grooming ever since. Fortunately, we found a groomer who is very kind, gentle, and patient with her. She has been able to gain Sophie's trust so that the job can be accomplished, but it's seldom easy.
Hey!
Winnie belongs to my neighbor. I just borrow the pup for training and fun.
She's English Cream Retriever... mostly same as a Golden, but color is something like white, cream, beige.
Like this
https://m.facebook.com/englishcremepuppies/photos/a.120316955242469/234565003817663/?type=3&source=54
Quote from: TomM on May 02, 2020, 09:22:13 PM
Hey!
Winnie belongs to my neighbor. I just borrow the pup for training and fun.
She's English Cream Retriever... mostly same as a Golden, but color is something like white, cream, beige.
Like this
https://m.facebook.com/englishcremepuppies/photos/a.120316955242469/234565003817663/?type=3&source=54
Beautiful! 8)
Well how is the pup training going?
Winnie is great!
Was 6 ounces at birth (smallest of litter), now 22lb at 4.5 months of age.
Energetic and smart.
Walking well on leash, learning commands and tricks.
- improving at 'recall' and 'stay' and 'leave it', sit, stand, down, up (to climb stairs etc.), off (to get down from places), waits for 'ok' command before eating food. Working on weaving in and out of legs when I walk, doing a figure eight around my feet, climbs up my stretched out legs to my chest when I'm sitting in chair and say 'up'. Retrieves ball.
Brings newspaper in to house from driveway each morning. Totally house trained at 2 months. Let's you know when she needs to go out to do her 'duty'.
Would be hard to describe a better pup at this point.
Thanks for asking!
T
Quote from: TomM on May 25, 2020, 04:45:26 PM
Winnie is great!
Was 6 ounces at birth (smallest of litter), now 22lb at 4.5 months of age.
Energetic and smart.
Walking well on leash, learning commands and tricks.
- improving at 'recall' and 'stay' and 'leave it', sit, stand, down, up (to climb stairs etc.), off (to get down from places), waits for 'ok' command before eating food. Working on weaving in and out of legs when I walk, doing a figure eight around my feet, climbs up my stretched out legs to my chest when I'm sitting in chair and say 'up'. Retrieves ball.
Brings newspaper in to house from driveway each morning. Totally house trained at 2 months. Let's you know when she needs to go out to do her 'duty'.
Would be hard to describe a better pup at this point.
Thanks for asking!
T
Sounds like these COVID pups might be the best in over a generation.
Quote from: TomM on May 25, 2020, 04:45:26 PM
Winnie is great!
Was 6 ounces at birth (smallest of litter), now 22lb at 4.5 months of age.
Energetic and smart.
Walking well on leash, learning commands and tricks.
- improving at 'recall' and 'stay' and 'leave it', sit, stand, down, up (to climb stairs etc.), off (to get down from places), waits for 'ok' command before eating food. Working on weaving in and out of legs when I walk, doing a figure eight around my feet, climbs up my stretched out legs to my chest when I'm sitting in chair and say 'up'. Retrieves ball.
Brings newspaper in to house from driveway each morning. Totally house trained at 2 months. Let's you know when she needs to go out to do her 'duty'.
Would be hard to describe a better pup at this point.
Thanks for asking!
T
That is awesome. My guy doesnt do one of those things and he is 7. Well he is potty trained and can open lever lock doors. Going outside takes energy so usually my guy only goes outside 2 to 3 times a day for duty time other wise he holds it and naps ;D ;D
Glad to hear your having lots of fun with the pup!
Quote from: TomM on May 02, 2020, 09:22:13 PM
Hey!
Winnie belongs to my neighbor. I just borrow the pup for training and fun.
She's English Cream Retriever... mostly same as a Golden, but color is something like white, cream, beige.
Like this
https://m.facebook.com/englishcremepuppies/photos/a.120316955242469/234565003817663/?type=3&source=54
Nice lookin' pooch.
Quote from: imnofish on April 30, 2020, 10:25:49 AM
My little dog is a Shi-Tzu, Poodle, Yorkie, Schnauser mix. She typically weighs about 10 lbs. Our groomer had surgery in late December, went through a long recovery and physical therapy, then was shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions on groomers. She is the ONLY person that Sophie will let cut her hair and nails, so our little dog looks like a 30 lb. ball of fluff these days. Other than her daily hikes, she is starting to just hide under the couch lately. We are looking forward to her grooming session in about 2 weeks!
well how did the grooming turn out?
lucky I got my guy into the groomer for a nail job like the day before the shutdown and loaded up on food. so he only went 2 months before another nail trim. though those nails were starting to look like a tony montana style nails ;D i wish he would run around more to keep those things shorter! it takes 2 ladies to keep in in line for the nail trim, he doesnt like it ;D
Mine's fighting lyme's and a tapeworm right now. God knows where he picked up that worm. Never know by looking at him, though.
Quote from: littleguy301 on June 13, 2020, 09:46:27 AM
Quote from: imnofish on April 30, 2020, 10:25:49 AM
My little dog is a Shi-Tzu, Poodle, Yorkie, Schnauser mix. She typically weighs about 10 lbs. Our groomer had surgery in late December, went through a long recovery and physical therapy, then was shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions on groomers. She is the ONLY person that Sophie will let cut her hair and nails, so our little dog looks like a 30 lb. ball of fluff these days. Other than her daily hikes, she is starting to just hide under the couch lately. We are looking forward to her grooming session in about 2 weeks!
well how did the grooming turn out?
lucky I got my guy into the groomer for a nail job like the day before the shutdown and loaded up on food. so he only went 2 months before another nail trim. though those nails were starting to look like a tony montana style nails ;D i wish he would run around more to keep those things shorter! it takes 2 ladies to keep in in line for the nail trim, he doesnt like it ;D
Quote from: littleguy301 on June 13, 2020, 09:46:27 AM
Quote from: imnofish on April 30, 2020, 10:25:49 AM
My little dog is a Shi-Tzu, Poodle, Yorkie, Schnauser mix. She typically weighs about 10 lbs. Our groomer had surgery in late December, went through a long recovery and physical therapy, then was shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions on groomers. She is the ONLY person that Sophie will let cut her hair and nails, so our little dog looks like a 30 lb. ball of fluff these days. Other than her daily hikes, she is starting to just hide under the couch lately. We are looking forward to her grooming session in about 2 weeks!
well how did the grooming turn out?
lucky I got my guy into the groomer for a nail job like the day before the shutdown and loaded up on food. so he only went 2 months before another nail trim. though those nails were starting to look like a tony montana style nails ;D i wish he would run around more to keep those things shorter! it takes 2 ladies to keep in in line for the nail trim, he doesnt like it ;D
It all turned out great, but she was kind of crabby with the groomer. Feeling much better, just in time for warmer weather.
Dang, you're up early.
Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
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Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
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Quote from: bigG on June 16, 2020, 12:30:40 PM
Quote from: imnofish on June 15, 2020, 12:15:09 PM
Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
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Quote from: bigG on June 16, 2020, 12:30:40 PM
Quote from: imnofish on June 15, 2020, 12:15:09 PM
Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
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Quote from: bigG on June 16, 2020, 12:30:40 PM
Quote from: imnofish on June 15, 2020, 12:15:09 PM
Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
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Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
No!
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
No!
;D ;D ;D ;D To the moon, Alice!
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
He was a subterranean sanitation engineer, not a sewer worker. Jeez, get your facts straight. Ed Norton, a sewer worker. HA!
Quote from: bigG on July 01, 2020, 07:21:31 PM
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
He was a subterranean sanitation engineer, not a sewer worker. Jeez, get your facts straight. Ed Norton, a sewer worker. HA!
Any way you describe it, I'm thankful for those folks and the work they do! 8)
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
He was a subterranean sanitation engineer, not a sewer worker. Jeez, get your facts straight. Ed Norton, a sewer worker. HA!
Any way you describe it, I'm thankful for those folks and the work they do! 8)
Yeah, things could get ugly.
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
He was a subterranean sanitation engineer, not a sewer worker. Jeez, get your facts straight. Ed Norton, a sewer worker. HA!
Any way you describe it, I'm thankful for those folks and the work they do! 8)
Yeah, things could get ugly.
it isnt really that bad ;D
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
He was a subterranean sanitation engineer, not a sewer worker. Jeez, get your facts straight. Ed Norton, a sewer worker. HA!
Any way you describe it, I'm thankful for those folks and the work they do! 8)
Yeah, things could get ugly.
it isnt really that bad ;D
I hear ya. Walking around down there, with my flashlight, I noticed it wasn't all nasty. Best friend's dad was a sewer inspector. Learned a lot from him. He had me hooked.
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Quote from: bigG on June 15, 2020, 02:05:39 AM
Dang, you're up early.
;D ;D ;D ;D Kind of a night owl.
Me too. A night owl with a nest in a jail.
Isn't that your part-time/summer gig? Or should I be giving you a "hard time" about this? ;)
I'm close to full time during summer. 3 12s comes to 36 hours a week. They don't want me to work over 40; but sometimes I do. I do transports, too.
Cool! Beats heck out of my old gig painting barns!
Uff! Guessing that got scary. My worst gig was shoveling up seawead with a ptch fork into a front end loader for a few months. Gets a little rank after being out of water for a few days.
Yep, that would stink! I spent several summers working for a resort/campground. Cleaned the big fish cleaning house, public bathrooms & showers. Some smelly experiences there, too... especially when some drunk would go #2 in the shower. ::)
Hey, that sounds like jail!
Cleaning calf pens in the spring as they thaw out. Awful in my book, and I worked I. sewers for w7 years ;D
Calf pens seem to be a pain all year; but spring must be heck. Frozen pie everywhere. When I was a kid, I alway wanted to be a sewer worker. I knew every inch of S. Mwaukee sewer. Ran around down there all the time. I've since changed my career focus. ;)
Ed Norton, is that you? ;)
He was a subterranean sanitation engineer, not a sewer worker. Jeez, get your facts straight. Ed Norton, a sewer worker. HA!
Any way you describe it, I'm thankful for those folks and the work they do! 8)
Yeah, things could get ugly.
it isnt really that bad ;D
I hear ya. Walking around down there, with my flashlight, I noticed it wasn't all nasty. Best friend's dad was a sewer inspector. Learned a lot from him. He had me hooked.
The big cities sewers both sanitary and storm are kind of cool and fun to be in. Lots of history with those and the amount of traveling through them you can do is amazing!
Best way to travel. The tubes we snuck into were so big, we rode our bikes around trying to hold flashlights. Of course, kids never think "hmm, big tube=much water." Neat to see how the older parts of town had brick and such.
Quote from: bigG on July 11, 2020, 09:59:00 PM
Best way to travel. The tubes we snuck into were so big, we rode our bikes around trying to hold flashlights. Of course, kids never think "hmm, big tube=much water." Neat to see how the older parts of town had brick and such.
Yes in the storm sewers a quarter inch of rain could equal 3 feet of water at the end point of those tubes.
The city of Minneapolis has a small boat with a trolling motor for the sanitary sewer or just certain areas. Old brick and built by hand. Dug by hand which is amazing.
The river towns have some really old sewer structures. Man the work it took to build them. I know because to rebuild them is terrible ;D
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Quote from: bigG on July 11, 2020, 09:59:00 PM
Best way to travel. The tubes we snuck into were so big, we rode our bikes around trying to hold flashlights. Of course, kids never think "hmm, big tube=much water." Neat to see how the older parts of town had brick and such.
Yes in the storm sewers a quarter inch of rain could equal 3 feet of water at the end point of those tubes.
The city of Minneapolis has a small boat with a trolling motor for the sanitary sewer or just certain areas. Old brick and built by hand. Dug by hand which is amazing.
The river towns have some really old sewer structures. Man the work it took to build them. I know because to rebuild them is terrible ;D
If we ever get a chance to break brew, I'd love to hear where you even start replacing that kind of stuff.