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WVOtoGO · #31 01-10-2007, 12:13 AM

Nice -

DJ has that on a T-shirt and some PJs. She got them from Sporty’s, I think.

She wore the T-shirt one day at Oshkosh a couple of years ago.

She wont make that mistake again.

R Leo · #32 01-10-2007, 07:40 AM

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Well - We can’t teach you to spin a 407.

We have an O-1 that might make it back out. How long is the road? I’ll need maybe 10’ wide for the gear. ~45’ between any trees over 5’ tall.

If that wont make it - There’s always Shelby’s A-1 Husky. 360’ in. 200’ out.

It's the damned power lines. The big transmission line basically bisects the property and is on the west end of the big smooth Hay Meadow pasture (you can see the ROW for it in the aerial). Of course, the tall trees surrounding things don't help much either. The Aviat would be the hot ticket. Most of the Hay Meadow is smooth enough to sail over in at 35-40 a car. There are some deep terraces in the SW corner.

If you decide fixed-wing in, you could go to T35 and I'll come get you.

I've sailed and steered an 1877 barque, flown in a B-17 and even driven a Mercedes-Benz™ but, I've never ridden in a helicopter...ribs anyone?

Botnst · #33 01-10-2007, 08:20 AM

Powerline on your property? Think of it as an opportunity. Hoist an induction coil up to that sucker. Voila'!

B

tc20 · #34 01-10-2007, 08:34 AM

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Are weasels and stoats the same thing?

let us not forget the ferrets!

nothing like a spot of ferreting now and then.
by the way i was on a company night out last night and now i have a head like Oliver Plunkett

Botnst · #35 01-10-2007, 09:14 AM

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let us not forget the ferrets!

nothing like a spot of ferreting now and then.
by the way i was on a company night out last night and now i have a head like Oliver Plunkett

Keeping a female ferret can be demanding. They require special watering systems because of their demand for constant hair grooming. So I suggest buying a ferret fawcet. That will allow your ferret to attact a proper mate, like Ferret Buehler.

#36 01-10-2007, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by R Leo

I've sailed and steered an 1877 barque, flown in a B-17 and even driven a Mercedes-Benz™ but, I've never ridden in a helicopter...ribs anyone?

Jus like Mator!

tc20 · #37 01-10-2007, 10:38 AM

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Keeping a female ferret can be demanding. They require special watering systems because of their demand for constant hair grooming. So I suggest buying a ferret fawcet. That will allow your ferret to attact a proper mate, like Ferret Buehler.

hilarious B, keep 'em coming...
am feelin slightly better than i was this mornin', but there's no way you'd get me up on a ferrets wheel today

Surf-n-Turf · #38 01-10-2007, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Botnst

Keeping a female ferret can be demanding. They require special watering systems because of their demand for constant hair grooming. So I suggest buying a ferret fawcet. That will allow your ferret to attact a proper mate, like Ferret Buehler.

Or Ferret Fawcet Majors. She always had awsome hair.