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But I did alright.. I just got finished last night building my new fish tank stand. I decided to go a different route with it then the traditional cannot style. I really hate trying to climb inside while working on pumps or taking apart the skimmer to empty it. Enjoy my horrible building skills through these lousy pictures. The new light and crushed coral substrate should be here in a couple days. Got a better deal online then at the over priced store.  I'm just going to sit back and watch the electrical people shit themselves over my Frankenstein electrical box.. so far that box ran two tanks for over 6 years non stop. I figured I will keep using it for this tank also... Yup.. no GFCI and it's near water..... The wall outlet is going to be a GFCI in the next couple days.

When you get a comfy pillow, you don't want to change, even if it is older than average.

Actually, it is an upgrade to the A7RIII on a deal I just couldn't pass up.

Is it wrong?

You seem perfectly suited to be an ASS. Go for it.

Apollo leads a great life

I ordered my first new car in 1968. I picked it up the day after it was delivered to the dealer.

I think the forum should again be renamed. I like this one:

Karate chopping will age a person.

If this is what we are referring too then the pillows are 59

...on Two and a Half Men. A very complex character. I would love to have her as my next door neighbor. She was a beautiful, interesting, highly-educated, bat-shit crazy stalker. I find that I am very attracted to her.

How is this news? Sounds like a normal day at Walmart to me.

Mom!

Went to see our new lambs today. The 2 ewe lambs with their dam. We just get the lambs not the dam. They will be coming home on May 5. Our ram is only 10 days old. He won't be coming home till August 15 since they will be showing him at several large shows. Don't have a real good picture but this will have to do for now. He is the white one with the black legs.

Pump and skimmer are the most amperage.. each running at around 150 watts or less each.. I never do anything to code.. it's all or nothing!

Are you sure this is code? I think @tybeegb,s permit lady is going to stop by.

I have enough problems trying to keep 6 strings in tune. And then there's Keith Medley with 27 string harp guitar.

Not Airedales. I was doing a review of litter of goldenr retriever puppies inTonawanda,NY today-- well near it anyway. My nephew who lives in Maryland where he should is getting one of these puppies. I get to do all the work and the Sunday visits. They are really sweet, well socialized and cute. Call this post Cheese Bait. Kirbie will like it too. 3 weeks old yesterday.

I think this would be a big pro, I would love to hang out with Page Turner! I would try and convince him to change his name back to 'No One' because I liked it better. It would probably be harder for him to endure me.

... !!!!!!!CANADA RULES GO LEAFS!!!!!!! Thanks! Shu Fang

We had a visitor today. Meet Butt Butt.

my rug really ties the camp together.

IMO we were confused with that site "Buff Gym"

There was a documented surge last week when it was BuffJim cycling. Til they found out Buff wasn’t referring to what they hoped it was.

I was his mentor for many years when he was but a callow youth. I do take credit for making him a sophisticated man of the world and for teaching him how to use a fork and knife. That man owes me everything....he lived his whole life in dungarees before he met me but chooses to forget how I moulded him into the silver-tongued charmer he presents as today. I regret nothing............sob.

My true love lives there........and he grows these in his front yard.

The error came from turning on an image processing feature that was suppose to be better. It got png images stuck. I don't have time to investigate so I reverted back to what we had.

Yay!

Who are you...Debbie Downer? ? Actually, I got this year's done several weeks ago...but if I owed something it would wait until the last day to file. They are not getting my money one microsecond early!

The question is.... would Parr8....

Turkeys are hard on windshields.

These constant changes are making it difficult to connect the dots.

I'll go with "what".

...when I was working fire, toward the end, I had some significant back injury issues. They used to offer oxycodone, but honestly opioid painkillers always put me pretty well out of it, so I couldn't take them and still work. There was one guy i worked with, though, who took them pretty regularly at increasingly high dosages. He had some doctor who believed in them as one answer to living with chronic pain. And his back was pretty well hosed. You get habituated to them after a while, and have to keep increasing the dose for them to work. They finally somehow got access to his medical records because it was a work related injury, and they involuntarily retired him. It was kinda scary working with him, because he had pinpoint pupils most of the time. He wanted to keep working because he was younger than I was, and still had young kids. You take a pretty big hit in income when they involuntarily retire you. The only thing that ever helped my back in the longer run was yoga. And I tried a lot of stuff. But I think it also got slowly better over the years because some of the nerves died off (the ones that were getting pressured and triggered pain). For a long time, if I hung upside down or did a certain backward stretch with a prop underneath my thoracic spine, I could make something pop between the vertebrae, and the pain would go away miraculously for about 45 minutes or an hour. Then it would gradually return. I described it to a doctor once, and he told me that it wasn't possible. Back pain is kind of a gray area in medicine. And medicine is kind of a gray area in science. So it's pretty dark in there.

How do you know the trainer is male?

So was I but I would have changed “here” to her to remove sexual ambiguity.

Around the World With 5,500 Cars The trip is no Disney cruise either: the vehicle makes its crossing lashed snugly to the steel floor of a cargo deck, just inches from its neighbor, inside a vessel that looks both impossibly clunky and imposingly grand. When loaded, these decks look like a traffic nightmare on the Long Island Expressway; cleared in the hours after docking, they are as spotless and cavernous as a newly opened warehouse. Car carrier ships are nautical workhorses of the industrialized world. Hauling up to 8,500 vehicles in a layer cake of 13 decks packed as tight as the Tokyo subway at rush hour, these ships do one basic task very well — delivering vehicles, from tiny compacts to enormous excavators, unscathed to destinations like the port here.

Fearless Leader!

Ah crap, I forgot to order a top.

No. I was tempted on several occasions to parody the "message" to "massage". I'm glad someone did it.

I am thankful TK is not here to see that mess.

You should flop around some and entertain us, Duckbag.

The drivetrain was a 9 speed touring setup using Shimano Deore XT RD and a Sora triple FD. Microshift bar end shifters and Tektro brake levers. 11-32T cassette and 48-36-26T crankset. I've swapped in a 10 speed chain and cassette, keeping the RD, FD, and crankset. Shimano Tiagra 4600/4603 integrated levers for the gears and road brakes. Jagwire Pro Road brake cables. The cockpit includes an inexpensive accessory bar, Sigma computer mount, and a traditional 1" diameter bar.