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KillerFord1977 said:
Cheers!
View attachment 95063View attachment 95063Happy Sunday.. at lesse doing some work for season prep
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i think that's Denzel Washington's favorite drink.......cuz he can fly a passenger jet upside down...


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I was meeting daughter in law and son at the skeet field to teach her about skeet shooting but there came a toad strangler and we got rained out. We went instead to a breakfast buffet and I have been laying around like an old dog all day, watching review videos on the Holosun 507C.
 
My wife has severe Glaucoma recently lost vision in her left eye. We are very worried she may end up totally blind. She has emergency surgery in the morning to hopefully slow down losing sight in her right eye. My poor Baby is fighting cancer and now has to deal with the possibility of being blind. Her very tough journey is really testing my faith. hers remains strong.
 
rcurtner said:
My wife has severe Glaucoma recently lost vision in her left eye. We are very worried she may end up totally blind. She has emergency surgery in the morning to hopefully slow down losing sight in her right eye. My poor Baby is fighting cancer and now has to deal with the possibility of being blind. Her very tough journey is really testing my faith. hers remains strong.
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wishing the best for her and you of health! people can't say "it's a getting old thing" as it can be anywhere and everywhere.
 
HayesGreener said:
I was meeting daughter in law and son at the skeet field to teach her about skeet shooting but there came a toad strangler and we got rained out. We went instead to a breakfast buffet and I have been laying around like an old dog all day, watching review videos on the Holosun 507C.
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I have several and they are Very nice. No complaints. Though I prefer the SCS. No plate and the auto brightness feature works better.
 
rcurtner said:
My wife has severe Glaucoma recently lost vision in her left eye. We are very worried she may end up totally blind. She has emergency surgery in the morning to hopefully slow down losing sight in her right eye. My poor Baby is fighting cancer and now has to deal with the possibility of being blind. Her very tough journey is really testing my faith. hers remains strong.
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Hoping for good news tomorrow brother.
 
Finished up a load bearing beam net door this morning, then I had to go up to the city and pick up a dining room set my mom bought and set it up for her and remove her old one, then back home and down the street to my daughters to install a slab door on one of the bedrooms. Then up to the diner with the wife for dinner, home, shower and a nice glass of iced tea while watching Pixie and Dixie.

Tomorrow it's more fun next door. This time it's crawling in the attic on my hands and knees ( hip roof that's sagging, primarily because the D bags that used to own the house removed load bearing walls, like the dumbasses they are) and installing a bunch of collar braces. Then I have to strategically remove a piece of drywall off the ceiling out by the exterior wall so I can get up there and fab up a load bearing pedestal across the joists to support the failed support in the middle of the front rafter tail section.

That's how I spend my vacations apparently.
 
Bassbob said:
Hoping for good news tomorrow brother.
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Thanks Bob.
Bassbob said:
Finished up a load bearing beam net door this morning, then I had to go up to the city and pick up a dining room set my mom bought and set it up for her and remove her old one, then back home and down the street to my daughters to install a slab door on one of the bedrooms. Then up to the diner with the wife for dinner, home, shower and a nice glass of iced tea while watching Pixie and Dixie.

Tomorrow it's more fun next door. This time it's crawling in the attic on my hands and knees ( hip roof that's sagging, primarily because the D bags that used to own the house removed load bearing walls, like the dumbasses they are) and installing a bunch of collar braces. Then I have to strategically remove a piece of drywall off the ceiling out by the exterior wall so I can get up there and fab up a load bearing pedestal across the joists to support the failed support in the middle of the front rafter tail section.

That's how I spend my vacations apparently.
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Pretty sure you're one of the good guys Bob.
 
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