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When I retire later this year, I will be buying 3 60s or 70s era trucks or SUVs and restoring 1 to drive. The other 2 will be for parts.
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and most without any visible rust.


Do they not salt their roads?

In some of the rural areas, the winters can be so rough from November to April, 2 wheel drive trucks and cars just have to stay at home. They aren't usable.
See it a lot in Colorado too, little rural towns full of nice old vehicles that were only driven in summer.
Any kind of painting. It all ends up looking like modern art.
That dark part over there on the left side is shaped like Alabama! :cheers:
Even William Wallace wants the Meximelt brought back.
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He'll have to pawn it someday for half that.

He won't get that much.
He'll maybe get half the value of the gold weight. Then it will get melted down.
Cheese+ captain's wafer with hot sauce.
I hate all of it. The guy in Pennsylvania had the right idea, he just needed a bigger machine. :lol:
Whoever decided to make all of these photos at weird angles, needs to be fired.
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That dude dying was the greatest thing to ever happen on their family tree

I bet that brother wouldn't have loaned George his lawnmower when he was alive.
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Gretchen Wilson


Now there’s a name I have not heard in a very long time…

I think she's probably doing pretty well though, if she made some good money decisions. She made a lot of money really fast, back at the right time.
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Surprised no one has asked this question yet:

Why was there an excavator just sitting there and readily available?

From what I can see in the photo, I think he's probably in the construction business. I also see a very nice big diesel powered welding machine at the bottom of the photo.
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invite Democrats

That’s most of the Nashville based country performers.

People don't understand how bad it has become. The woke left is very powerful inside the industry and females in particular.
I have been writing songs and pitching them in Nashville for many years.
A couple of years ago, I wrote a totally unpolitical song about having a new baby. The title is "Feel Bad for The Angels/ The Part of Heaven You Fell From", it's 100% a song suited for a woman to sing and it's a really good song. I've needed a female demo singer to do it, but until now, I couldn't find a girl that would do it. Even though most said that they really like the song.
They said it might be considered " too pro-life/Christian" and hurt their career down the road. It's really not even a very religious song, mentions God once.
I finally have a really great older female singer that will be recording it soon along with another song.
Something needs to change somehow.

re: The Moon from St. Francisville

Posted by auggie on 5/29/26 at 9:37 pm to
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The Moon from St. Francisville

Shines like a new Coupe Deville...
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Looks like he's past due.

Some people just don't get in a hurry :lol:

re: The Fender legal issue

Posted by auggie on 5/28/26 at 8:06 pm to
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All I can figure is that Fender is hurting for money, and this is going to pretty much do them in.

I doubt this is the case.
I imagine, like Pete said, the John Mayer thing probably pissed Fender off.
I don't know much about him, but I think I've always seen him playing Strats.
For PRS to build a signature model that is a copy of another company's flagship guitar is pretty ridiculous.
It would be different if PRS was a small boutique builder but they are a major company now.
When you are ready to change strings, cut them all and get them out of the way. Reach in there and tap it out with something.
Order a new set here.
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re: In Montreal and I have concerns…

Posted by auggie on 5/28/26 at 2:13 pm to
They can't grow cotton.