Tractor

^This I gotta do my PSC1315 every time I use the darn thing.

Welcome, I grew up in Fleming... Just so you know thats whats wrong with me.

Its called "Man Musk"

I'd never hold a fart for my wife. She thinks its gross, but she does it too so whatever.

I got a 75-300 I keep meaning to sell (very cheap lens) but it does get some nice shots if you keep the shutter speed up. Don't need it since I got a 70-200 2.8. I use mostly that a 50mm, and the 16-35L II 2.8.

If the new canon 18-200 IS would would make a nice "single" lens vacation lens. The 28-135 IS is a good vacation lens also. It can do macro stuff as well, but its not gonna be as sharp as one of the "L" series you could rent from a rental company. Check these guys out http://www.lensloaners.com/ they are Canon only at this point and have good prices and service. Also if your a member of offtopic.com they might still be having a 40% off deal.

I work on copy machine vending units and they are usually made by the same companies. It could easily be the coin unit. Remove the unit and clean it very good. I can come up with more ideas, but usually its a cleaning problem. Also if you get the manufacture off some of the units and boards inside I could probably find you manuals.

I've decided I can do better at amazon.com and I just have to wait a couple days.

I've been using Netflix to watch a couple series I've been wanting to see for awhile. I'm browsed their "instant view list" and even went through the extensive personal preferences crap and its got crap for "instant" viewing. Something like 15,000 shows most of which are veggie tales and other such cheap stuff. I suppose if you were into pop culture more you could at least watch some of the newer releases online, but to me its a waste and it will be cancelled when I'm done with my series.

I built one with a 2.85GHz core duo a few months ago and it was about $500. I usually have an online game running, photoshop CS3, several mozilla windows, bunch of other crap like calculators, and chat windows, Canon's photo review software, and Adobe Lightroom running and I don't think the computer can tell.

I plugged a small libraries toilet today:-) I hurried up and finished the work I was doing there and GTFO. They had 2 rooms both were family restrooms hehe. I don't feel bad either the copier they had was pissing me off and made me waste 80% of my day there.

Used to see people hauling cows that way in Southeast, OH. Funniest one was a rather large one in a Ranger. Truck was almost dragging the bumper going down Rt 550 to Marietta.

Don't know what I had, but I was laying in a tub shitting and puking on myself for a full day and was in bad shape for about 4 days. Wife and daughter got it to. really sucked. hehe have fun with that image.

Wow whats wrong with them.

Hehe for me a light working would mean I lay on the floor trying to breath at this point. Been way to long since I've done much of anything except walking while carrying gear at work. Used to do Karate when I was 16-19 and was in excellent shape, but got busy with work and life and got out of it like most people do.

That looks fun. Wish I had time to be in good enough shape to do it.

My bro has been basically worthless since highschool. Worthless crack addict at this point. Thinking about it makes me want to go beat his ass.

You can do a hard reset on the router. Should be a button on it somewhere and that will reset it to the default password that you can look up on the net. You should be able to access the router by typing in 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 in your browser and then proceed to set it up with a key. Or just use the original router CD to set it up again.

This time of year isn't the best for creek crossings. Maybe you can get a light truck across it in mid Jan. I haven't gotten to try driving mine on top of ice with the 38's on it. I doubt it would work though they are just to knobby.

I've often wondered how they stay in business. They aren't busy like wendys or McDonalds around here.

About 300 per day.

You'd have to have been there. I've found that there are places in my yard that when wet, only a dozer or my truck on 38" boggers can drive on without sinking. So far my `05 taco has been stuck 3 times, bobcats 2, tractor 1. Its simply a matter of surface tension and bobcats unless they have tracks do not do well in that dept due to the heavy weight + tiny tires.

Sky Rental up in westerville would be a good place to get one. They don't have hour meters so if you rented it for a saturday you'd pay 1 day and could use it all weekend. I've done that several times.

Yeah don't ever take a bob cat back there. It took my truck an hour to yank a 9,000lb one out of being stuck in my yard a couple years ago. My yard is an old field and has drain tiles all over it. The bobcat drove over an area with one in it and got buried over its tires. I spent a couple hours trying to use its bucket to push it out and finally doing that plus using my truck to give it more room to work it was finally able to drive out. I did end up throwing my rear drive shaft and finished the job in front wheel drive though. Dozer might not make it either though. They aren't the best at mud. My dad has had his buried over the tracks before and it pulled a 2ft diameter tree out of the ground trying to winch itself out. Finally an excavator was used to dig a ramp for it to get free.

Just wait till we have a week of < 5 degree temps and you can just drive on the ice:-)