Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
- Thread starter Chiceh
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Pacoson71
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Here's an older Halloween fire, same barrel
CatHedral
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The bit at the top left looks like a muscular demon going back into the fire.
Jeffislovinlife
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BobBitchen
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Jeffislovinlife
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Looks like a character off of inside out lol
Jeffislovinlife
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Party at Bob's parking lot
CatHedral
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Jeffislovinlife
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lokie
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Very nice
JustRolling
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I just want to clarify what I meant when I said I’m not a hvac tech . I was an residential installer primarily but got in commercial . around here if you’re not a one-man crew you are usually either an installer or a service technician . I could service a furnace if I had to . If I couldn’t figure it out I had nine other family members I could call . Besides the farm and Ag dealership the other family business was hvac with two uncles owning their own businesses . I started in hvac in 85 when I was a boy along with working at the store and having to do farm chores every day .
DarkWeb
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Thanks for the help. I know you have a good idea of how that works, so I figured I'd ask.
JustRolling
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It rebooted my brain too. Things these days are so much easier with YouTube . You wouldn’t think that the manufacturer would put out repair videos to the average joe when I had to take a class to get certified . Man times sure have changed .
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JustRolling
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Jeffislovinlife
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I'll take you up on the smoke you take a double
manfredo
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When I moved to Melbourne Florida at age 16, I smoked green seedless weed for the very first time, and it was called Gainesville Green. It was the best weed I ever smoked in my life, at the time. Better than Columbian Gold. Better than anything...My first locally grown SINSEMILLA. Put your seed trays away, and savor the flavor.
Did you ever hear of it? It was $30 a "bag". That was it. No deals. A bag was about an eighth ounce I think...$240 an ounce was a lot of money in 1977.
Damn my eyes are still blurry from dilation and those bright lights yesterday.
