Morning oppo
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I drove the good car today. When it’s warm like this I don’t even need to use the choke to start it! It’s just a click and vroom, all 6 cylinders clicking away. If you’ve never heard an L series engine idle, they are very mechanical sounding.
I also canceled my Amerigas service. I hope the come get the tank before someone uses it for target practice.
And you may ask yourself, "Where does that highway go to?"
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@Highlander you could use it for target practice
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@ForSweden who woulda thunk…
And you may ask yourself, "Where does that highway go to?"
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@Highlander I accidentally got steel core 7.62x54R once from a surplus shop quite a while back (there was no english on the packaging, only russian... which I can't read), realized they weren't normal FMJs when I put a clean hole straight through the compressor of an old freezer.
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@Highlander No more propane (and propane accessories)? Going all electric or get a gas hookup?
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@Highlander I've seen people cut the bottom off a gas cylinder and hang it from a chain to use as a target practice bell.
This was also at about 300 meters, so take that into account when calculating bullet ricochet.
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@MM54 I went with a new supplier of vapor phase dino juice. Amerigas caused me to nearly go bankrupt and freeze to death last winter.
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@Highlander I've always wanted to try to make one of those a submarine.
Meandering Road
Dreams of shifting sweet and smooth
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@MisterButtercup said in Morning oppo:
@Highlander I've always wanted to try to make one of those a submarine.
Said no-one ever...
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@MisterButtercup I’m sure you could go down in one of those, but surfacing might be another matter
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@Roadkilled said in Morning oppo:
A quick internet search shows that quite a few people have said that.
How many of them was that their last words?
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"I've always wanted to make one of those into a submarine" would not be their last words. That's just the beginning. The last words are "Hand me that case of beer before I close the hatch."
