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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!
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Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I managed to get scheduled for a therapy appointment, which may become a safety net if I don't get this job.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Many years ago some friends and I were jumped by some hoodlums claiming to be Gangster Disciples.
Last night I was sitting on the floor and a brown recluse skittered along the floor just a few inches from me.
The spider was way scarier. Knowing how to fight just a little helps a lot against wild brawlers. But a little, very venemous spider sneaking up on you?
Last night I was sitting on the floor and a brown recluse skittered along the floor just a few inches from me.
The spider was way scarier. Knowing how to fight just a little helps a lot against wild brawlers. But a little, very venemous spider sneaking up on you?
Yes.Many years ago some friends and I were jumped by some hoodlums claiming to be Gangster Disciples.
Last night I was sitting on the floor and a brown recluse skittered along the floor just a few inches from me.
The spider was way scarier. Knowing how to fight just a little helps a lot against wild brawlers. But a little, very venemous spider sneaking up on you?
Good.
Wasn't watching helper closely enuf.
He snapped off a screw in an engine.
That'll be at least $100 to get the broken
piece out, & make a new one. Those old
high crown screws are hard to get, so
people typically make what's needed.
New policy.
He gets fasteners finger tight.
I torque them down.
He snapped off a screw in an engine.
That'll be at least $100 to get the broken
piece out, & make a new one. Those old
high crown screws are hard to get, so
people typically make what's needed.
New policy.
He gets fasteners finger tight.
I torque them down.
We Never Know
No Slack
Are your sure it was a brown recluse? If I remember correctly they don't really populate California but a few other recluse spiders do.Many years ago some friends and I were jumped by some hoodlums claiming to be Gangster Disciples.
Last night I was sitting on the floor and a brown recluse skittered along the floor just a few inches from me.
The spider was way scarier. Knowing how to fight just a little helps a lot against wild brawlers. But a little, very venemous spider sneaking up on you?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Reminds me of my best friend's dad who was complaining once he was having a hard time finding help that can read a tape measure.
I'd say hire me, but I'm abit far away for that.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Yeah, the brown recluse is here and that's definitely what it was. We have quite a few of those and black widows here. Indiana does as well but they're both definitely way more common here.
Brown Recluse Spider California
The brown recluse spider in California - where can you find it?
www.brownreclusespider.org
In carpentry, the end with the hook is called the "dumb end".
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Now that you mention it I don't often see them.
So are the others called low crown? Too me it's either a regular, philips, torx or pain in the *** (especially security bolts).
Since you won't work on machinery over 100
years old, you're unlikely to ever see any.
Crown height typically isn't referred
to with modern fasteners.
The screw he snapped was a hex head.
I'm guessing it was 1/2-13.
1/2-12 wasn't used much after 1900.
We Never Know
No Slack
You should have kept reading.... Seems to be a rare occursnce
"The lonely brown recluse spider or "violin spider" (recluse loxosceles) is rarely found in California, yet it has been found in the south of this State."
Then from this link...
"Although the brown recluse does not live in California, four species of native recluse spiders occur in southern areas of the state and can cause similar medical concerns. The most common Californian recluse spider is the desert recluse, Loxosceles deserta"
Brown Recluse and Other Recluse Spider Management Guidelines--UC IPM
UC home and landscape guidelines for control of Brown Recluse and Other Recluse Spiders.
ipm.ucanr.edu
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
You'd probably find my garage a bit of a treasure trove. Not because my grandparents or parents were collectors or hobbist or anything, just my grandparents did live through the Depression and my mom hangs on to everything like she did, even the entirely unused old tools like the hand crank drill or whatever it's called.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Rare doesn't mean unseen.
We Never Know
No Slack
I never said unseen. I said....
"Are you sure it was a brown recluse? If I remember correctly they don't really populate California but a few other recluse spiders do."
Don't really populate = rare
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Yes, it was a brown recluse.
You can quit challenging my statements any day now, especially as that tends to not to work out well for you.
And, it's not just me. A few at least (the ones who've talked to me about anyways) have noticed your habits towards me (like that dumbass urinal **** of yours).
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No Slack
Lol. If asking a question makes you think its a challenge.... You couldn't handle a challenge well.