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[quote]Looking at him in that video, I'm not sure that Randy is involved in much of anything, sadly.[/quote] I wouldn't say that. Don't let his physical situation fool you. His ears still work and the man knows his stuff about music and singing. He is in very small club of Country Music all-...
Re-watching this video this morning, and I have to say, this is really good. Unbelievably so. It's a great song. Perfect for Randy Travis, but also sounds fresh and not outdated at the same time. Watch Vince Gill's reaction between the 0:48- 0:53 second mark. It says it all IMO. [embed]http...

re: Why are afterburners so loud?

Posted by auggie on 5/7/24 at 9:43 pm
So you can hear them over the people with the bass thumpin at the traffic light....

re: Wave energy generators

Posted by auggie on 5/7/24 at 8:45 pm
Buoy 'o Buoy Here we go again...
[quote]workers in South Carolina falsified 787 inspection records[/quote] That's a bunch....
[quote]I have a feeling you're correct. Is there a place to look for older cars because I haven't seen one on the road probably in about 15 years?[/quote] Type " Chevrolet Monza for sale" in your search....

re: Game To Pass the Time

Posted by auggie on 5/7/24 at 6:14 pm
The Beagles Grand frick The Why Paul McCartney and Winos Vulture Club Little Liver Band EZ Top Three Hog Night Breed, works for Bread or Creed 3 Coors Down The frickaroos The Poors The Dookie Brothers Steely Can Silver Mullet Band Canned Meat...
Probably going to be about impossible to locate it. You might find another one though and drop a treefiddy in it....
[quote]I'd like to hear AI make Motley Crue's Vince Neil sound good again but I don't think it's advanced enough yet.[/quote] I was thinking what a great tool this could be for songwriters. Take one of my songs and have a great singer demoing it....
Get a few pair of the good throw away rubber gloves. It's an easy job, but it is kind of a greasy job. Make sure you keep your new bearings nice and clean. You don't want any contamination. Keep everything clean....
[quote]Technology is just mind blowing. AI is such a slippery slope but I'm all aboard for how it was used in this instance. Great to hear Randy's "voice" again.[/quote] Yeah, and at least it was written by real people. A really good song too....
Yes they are, and I've been on the clown end of it myself before. One time I was putting my boat in at a crowded ramp. I had a great running old Johnson Seahorse 18hp motor on it, but I didn't know that I had backed into something and had cracked the swivel housing. I dropped the anchor by...
It's pretty easy, you could probably do it yourself in less time than it takes to find a shop and haul your trailer there....

re: Has anyone ever used a ram pump?

Posted by auggie on 5/7/24 at 10:17 am
[quote]Of all the ones I’ve seen, I’ve yet to see one start on its own. Always takes a person to exercise the check valves manually a few times to get it going.[/quote] The first time yes. [quote]Have seen a few homesteaders on YouTube talking them up… and then scrapping them.[/quote] As menti...
So, she's saying that these kids have shitty parents?...

re: Has anyone ever used a ram pump?

Posted by auggie on 5/7/24 at 8:38 am
[quote]I’m planning on using a creek that’s close to my pond to pump fresh water into throughout the year. [/quote] Is your creek big enough to run a water wheel?...

re: Has anyone ever used a ram pump?

Posted by auggie on 5/6/24 at 9:19 pm
[quote] They reprime on their own? I thought they had to be started manually. Also, all the demos I’ve seen waste water horribly if it’s not being consumed at the end of the line.[/quote] The type that I'm talking about doesn't have anything to be started. It works on gravity. It pushes water i...