Yeah, but he gets a pass because he's Vietnamese-American, came here as a child and grew up in Texas. Who was going to teach him Yiddish?Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
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Yeah, but he gets a pass because he's Vietnamese-American, came here as a child and grew up in Texas. Who was going to teach him Yiddish?Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Schtupenzee enteschmushka?Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
After a weekend of camping in the desert, my white-ish dog has a distinct reddish hue.
goats
I fkn love goats. Got to spend some time on my friend’s goat farm today. God damn are they funny.
I have a new neighbor; he just moved 7 goats onto his property. He’s planning to train them as pack animals for elk hunting. I can’t see a scenario where that is even remotely possible, but they are hilarious little neighbors for now.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~mikey b
goats are cool. plus, they eat weeds all day. they love poison ivy. yeah goats.
friend of mine had a couple of pygmy nannies to keep the grass down on a very steep hill on his property. Saw him in the locker room, black and blue from his waist to the back of his knees. Apparently you don't turn your back even on pygmy nannies.
How do you tell if a fence is goat proof? Take a bucket of water and throw it at the fence; if any water passes through, so will a goat.
But they are cool animals for sure. Those square pupils are wack!
If a goat gets up on your roof and won't come down, fir chrissakes don't shoot it.
There’s a guy that posts to NWhikers and he uses pack goats to roam all over the Cascades. The goats carry most of his shit, he just uses a day pack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyoverland Captive
So, I think it’s possible.
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It’s possible! I have a good friend from my home town that has 6 or 7 that he has trained for packing. They are a full on pack string. He said one of the biggest advantages is that he can put them in the bed of his truck and doesn’t need a horse trailer. It’s pretty damn impressive.
The guy in Denver that wants $1500 for a 2008 SC Superlight. [emoji1787]
Couldn't grab a pic, but a house had a full size skeleton by the road with it's thumb out hitchhiking and a sign, "2021".
so there's hope for me and my 2008 575?Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
If there was ever a time to get top $$ for that old, decrepit iron horse... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
How about a 1980's REI "city bike"?
believe me, the thought has occurred to me. But then I would not have a bike and the "top dollar" I got would not be enough for a replacement.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
I just gave away a 2006 Jamis steel hard tail in pretty good condition. I feel like I might have been able to get “top dollar.”
That was your gravel bike. Way to go
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Heh, I have an older steel Rockhopper for a gravel bike. I never really liked the geometry of the Jamis.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Goddammit, you cheap fucker. Just sacrifice one of your kid's future college tuition payments and buy a new bike. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
I had a Jamis commuter in '88 that I liked, it fit me well. It got stolen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper
I paid less than that for a new one BITD.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
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This looks great, likely listed by some drunks out of money on a Saturday afternoon in hopes some moran would see their post and run right over to buy it.
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