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And then there were these two almost identical bookmatched boards. Looks like some kinda creature. :oops:

Luke and I spent this week sawmilling. That's about 7500 board feet of Oak and Pine. Yes, it was a good week, especially working with my youngest (18 years old) grandson.

An older gent has decided to turn his life around and get in better shape. He joins a local gym and starts working with a trainer. About his third visit he notices this nice looking younger lady and asked his trainer which machine would he recommend so he could impress the lady. The trainer...

I used a Golf Car mirror.

Hey, I know that guy!! :LOL:

The elderly man flattered himself that he was still a ladies’ man, and decided to flirt with the beautiful waitress. “So, tell me, sweetheart,” he crooned. “Where have you been all my life?” “Actually, sir,” she pointed out, “for the first 45 years of it, I wasn’t even born.”

Looking good. Speckled Trout? I have fished with Hardison out of Port Fourchon a few times.

You win da ugly iPhone contest :oops: and you can keep da prize. ;)

Sir, did you not notice the merry go round and round and round......... ?? I too am a property owner. You have surely read enough of my replies to know that I do not enter into anything other than lighthearted humor. I offer my apology if it seemed otherwise.

I just joined the Heavy Equipment forum and instantly got a confirmation email. I am MagicMM there and TBN. New to both of them as of tonight.

I have been hoping to find a forum where the Kubota U25 Excavator fit in, but I have been unsuccessful.

That was a new one to me. :oops:

Obviously my reply/response was totally "tongue in cheek".

You did good skeets!!

Makes you wonder who actually owns the property. :( But of course you do so that you can pay property taxes so that the governing folks can make more ordinances so that you can pay more taxes so that they can get paid to make more ordinances so that.........

We all hate loosing "man's best friend". In 11 years they can occupy a large part of our hearts.

Well at least you kept da dawg. ;)

Shrimp-N-Grits tonight.

The secret to staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and lie about your age.

Digging out an old stump from the back yard. Actually just playing with a new toy er....excavator. ;)