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No way in hell would that work in my yard. I typically get to move around 20-30 pickup loads full of mulched leaves. Luckily I can just blow them into the woods, but it takes a good 12-16 hours a year.

I'm getting ready to head out there too. Gotta get rid of these damn leaves. I had been raking a little daily. But it has rained for 3 days now, so what has fallen is stuck for now. LOL, 3 weeks here.

Not tighter, just flatter across the frequency band without worrying about every minuscule detail in the box build.

Try a low pass instead of a high pass

simmer is probably a better word than stew, but wtf

first I am going to make breakfast. Cream cheese, tarragon omelets, a blackberry banana smoothie, and some toasted ciabatta with blood orange marmalade. Dinner is on the smoker, but I still have to roast the green chile's and stew the pinto's so I can fry them.

lots of fcking leaves on the ground to clean up too

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Outside right now, aargh

pics later, but not until they actually fit in the garage lol

Two stalls of my garage have new items in them as of yesterday Neither are a vehicle for me though

pork butt is on, up to 185 and s l o w l y climbing to target 215

Driven an ISF, too many gears its always shifting

Just about to light a fire to put a small butt on myself. Thank you for reminding me, I meant to do it late last night.

That's the only way I could do it. I am not surprised, because I expect this. Sales people are the second least liked (behind lawyers) and it is because there are so many bad one. If you are a "product" sales person you fit into that category very easily. If you sell without doing any sort of needs analysis you fail IMO. Of course you'd really fail in what I do going about it that way. Exactly the reason our company doubled in size within my first two years. I forced everyone to change their habits although some still need a lot of my help, but now you know why I travel so much. *not picking on either of you, as I said I expect it from pretty much everyone who isn't trained by someone who knows what's going on.

but selling ISN'T about talking it is about listening. What you should say is that solution based selling is easy when you know what you are doing.

Fuck yeah! My grandfather had an old Bronco and a Scout. His neighbor had a first gen Suburban also. I'd love to have any one of those 3, or all 3. I may get very lucky with this one, we shall see. It was listed in a local paper for $4000 with a new professionally rebuilt 5.0 (don't know about ford engines, just like the idea of new rather than old) and when I called the guy to ask about it he made it sound like an old beater and in this area that means treated like dog shit and not worth a penny. Anyway, my brother in law happened to drive past the vehicle and said from the road it looked absolutely fantastic except for a couple small spots and wouldn't need anything at all. Turns out my brother actually used to know this guy and just restores old vehicles, used to have two Power Wagons that he restored and showed all over the county, does beautiful work etc etc etc. I'm sure I can walk away with the vehicle for much less than he wants if it's the quality that i've been told this guy is capable of. :doit: :doit: :doit: :doit: :doit:

I had one for a year. Beat the shit out of it. Great for that for sure. Road manners aren't exactly modern though.

at first look I thought you had some Accuton goodness, but lloking closer revealed the truth

Bang for the buck mach5 is >>> AQ.

General rule of thumb is pole vent diameter from back wall. ie 0" vent is okay at 0" etc...

not at all a good use for 6.5"ers. They are a major compromise driver size IMO. I'd use the 8's and match them up to a true midrange not a compromise.

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Yay!! Aidan is sleeping.

My theory is that he is just teething as well. Chewing on his thumb on one side of his mouth ALL the time. Anything else hard goes in to. When I was little I got an ear infection with every tooth so I wouldn't be surprised if he is having some sort of similar reaction.