Pics XMAS 2018

You are one dry season away from a newsworthy California Campfire incident!!

dude. i lit one of them on fire by accident.

I was torching the weed fabric at the base (easiest way to cut it without fraying edges) and it caught a branch. There was a literal ROAR and the fire was three feet wide and a foot tall in SECONDS.

These things are super flammable. I figure if the zombie apocalypse ever comes, i can light the border of my properly and itll give me a 50 foot flame wall for a few moments to save my family.
 
I don't think we'll be seeing F33n's dad and the fake wife for Christmas again this year.

She's made it clear we're not welcome up there, not that we would go, and now her mini schnauzer is blind, and the only person she would let take care of it is dead.

So yeah.

Might do one of those JetBlue warm weather tourist getaways if our friends with the newborn don't come down. I'm bribing them with latkes. :hi2u:
 
I don't think we'll be seeing F33n's dad and the fake wife for Christmas again this year.

She's made it clear we're not welcome up there, not that we would go, and now her mini schnauzer is blind, and the only person she would let take care of it is dead.

So yeah.

Might do one of those JetBlue warm weather tourist getaways if our friends with the newborn don't come down. I'm bribing them with latkes. :hi2u:
She sounds lovely.
 
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i looked at that one and considered it. THen i decided if im out working on stuff, i dont give a shit if the clothes im wearing get dirty


This^

I have a whole set of "working on shit" clothes that don't matter if they get full of grease, oil, paint, tore up, whatever.

When they're so shot as to be unwearable they become grease/oil/paint rags, the next worst clothes become working on shit clothes, the level above those become everyday clothes, and I'll pick up a couple pieces of "keep this one nice" clothes to fill in the whole order from the top and work down again.
 
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Yep. I'm the same way most of the time. Farriers use a functional apron, but for me, around the barn, it's mostly keeping my upper body free from horse hair. The apron isn't going to keep mud from the horse's feet/legs off me.

At the barn, when I'm grooming the horse(s) I'm in jeans, and everything on my upper body needs the windbreaker style nylon, and to be zipped up or it's a disaster. People with shedding pets at home have nothing on horsehair.
 
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