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Re: THF Gardening Thread
GasGuzzler
8 minutes ago
I had that in my cart until a few days ago when the reviews scared me off. Not uncommon for good lawn and garden products to get bad reviews though because people often don't mix, apply, or set expectations correctly.
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Re: Texas Archeological Discovery
Sneaky
13 minutes ago
3. Clovis is in New Mexico, not Texas.
^^^^'Clovis' (the city) is indeed in New Mexio, but what they were referring to was the Clovis Period of Paleo Indians and the Clovis lanceolate points associated with that group and time period. The name for that point type does come from first discoveries in Clovis, New Mexico but is not what was being discussed in the video. The Clovis 'point' is the most widely distributed projectile point in North America.
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Re: For the mechanics in the house.
71Rcode
1 hour ago
Agree with machinist. If you were talking Ford Chevy Dodge Toyota Etc regarding a truck or SUV or any of the Japanese SUVs, there are probably mechanics on every other corner that could accommodate that fix. They are going to have to locate a British repair shop and it's going to be quite pricey. I'm assuming he hasn't had that vehicle long or they would have already had a shop already attached to the father's credit card.
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Re: Songs no longer on radio or anywhere
Simple Searcher
3 hours ago
A lot of the fun songs that I grew up with pretty have gone away Short People by Randy Newman Dead Skunk by Loudon Wainwright Cow Patti by Jim Stafford Almost all Ray Stevens stuff Hardly ever hear Roger Miller
Le Freak by Chic Car Wash Disco is basically gone
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Re: Euro mount ?
angus1956
5 hours ago
Use borax while simmering, you don't really want a rolling boil. add as soon as it starts to simmer, and keep adding every 30-45 min. It'll make the meat turn to a jelly like texture and just kinda slip right off. This is your answer, been using borax for years with no issues. After theboil I scrub them down with dawn to degrease.
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Re: The Brutalist and Anora
Buzzsaw
7 hours ago
Only seen Complete Unkown. It was good. These Independent films are too serious for me. Give me Jason Stratham and the like.
I watched the entire show. I was pleased/surprised to only see one sideways shot at Trump by goofy Conan.
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Re: Suppressor Thoughts
cblackall
8 hours ago
I've had a SilencerCo Omega for years now. It's the only centerfire can I currently own, but it has been great. It gets swapped between multiple rifles/calibers without any POI shift. I have a couple of ASR mounts that it came with, but only use it direct thread. It has the anchor brake, and significantly reduces recoil as well as sound. It is rare that I shoot anything unsuppressed these days.
I would also recommend a dedicated .22 lr suppressor. With standard velocity or subsonic ammunition, they are as close to silent as you can get. In a bolt action rifle, it sounds like a dry fire. In my semi-auto rifles or pistols, I just hear the action cycle and the bullet hit.
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Re: Suicide??
TKM
8 hours ago
Had two cousins that did that. One drove his car into a bridge, the other put a 44mag under his chin, they were brothers. Back around 2012-13 ish, the company i worked for in Plano hired a national sales manager. He seemed to have a lot going for him but flaked out and got fired. Couple days later i was driving from the office on the way home, came upon a few police cars and other vehicles in an area off the side of the road, didn't think much about it. Got home, got a call from a friend telling me to look at the news. It was the ex sales guy, he got out of the car, stuck a shotgun to his head and ended it.
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