Saturday is Ladies Night.....A Post For The Ladies That Enjoy The Blog....

 

 

  

 

MEN,   Just a warning, below the fold the is only fodder for the ladies....

 

You've been warned.

 

Ladies, proceed if you like.....

 

 

Men.. start reading 3 lines up... again.

 

 

A Lifetime career of work.........

 

 My brain was running at 2am about the various jobs I have had during my stint here on earth.

 

Paper route, over 100 papers, road my bicycle and knocked on every door at the end of the week for pay.

Mow, rake, shovel, snow blow neighbor's yards.

Envelope stuffing. 

Pacos Tacos at the local mall.

Repaired small engines and equipment at the local dealer.

Printing Company.

McDonalds 1.

McDonalds 2, the other side of town.

Factory work manufacturing blown in insulation.

Sheet metal and HVAC.

Maintenance Dept at Inn/Motel

Cafeteria at college.

Machine shop employee.

Machine shop owner. At the height there were 48 employees. (Considerable downsize after Y2K and closed after 9/11)

Operations manager 

General Manager

Application Engineer for CNC distributor

Machine shop owner , round 2.  Job shop work as well as buying older equipment and rebuilding and selling it. I would keep the better deals for my shop. Sold off to go to work for one of my customers.

Operations Manager

Forced Retirement ( short term )

?????

 

 

 

 

Friday Femme Fatale Farrago..... A whole buncha' stuffs.....

 

    Let's Go, Rise and Shine!!!......

 

This, is how to look at libtards.......

 

Stuff.... updated

 

First off, TGIF!!  Although everyday has been Friday for almost two weeks now.

Some the the irons are getting hot and I have a formal offer to review. It's in a different trade

and my gut feeling is eff it, go for it. New things to learn and do and expand my horizons.

Most likely I will sign off and have a start date 1/04/2022.

 Commenter anon thought it might be McDonald's.  It's not , but holy shit..... 21.00/hr

 

 

 That gives me lots of time to clean up all the small projects here and hopefully not fuck up my chainsaw. (Thanks to all the tips and tricks you all passed along)

    I'm sleeping better and my attitude, so I'm told, is better. In the long run when you're running

on the tread wheel day after day you don't get a chance to reflect on things. They, the people and company

 still suck for how things went down  BUT I was gainfully employed all through the covid bullshit so I 

guess that's a plus. I'm also not done with helping karma but that will be at a later date. 

     A few odds and ends:

Someone gets red-pilled

Everything is racist!!

 

Interesting thread on Covid and the Vaccine:

 

 

I have been asked to explain, in a nutshell, why I and my fellow travelers appear to be less worried about the virus than the vaccine, when for everyone else it is the other way around.

Here is the simplest explanation I can think of.

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— Jonathan Engler (@jengleruk) November 3, 2021

Even the dogs are confused....

 

 

 

 

More later...............................

What Was She Talking About?

 

 

 I was messing around with my Kapwing video editting skilz and came up with this.....

 

 

  

Speaking of trees, I had a little SNAFU earlier in the week.  There was a good sized tree leaning over the fence line and field. As soon as I started the notch it clamped onto the bar of my chainsaw. SHIT!

Luckily, I have a Ryobi 40V one that I use for small limbs and such so I used that to cut into backside of the tree. I wanted to let the tree down easy so that it wouldn't damage the electric fence. 

As soon as I started cutting with the Ryobi the load of the overhang took over.

Turn up the volume. The sound of the wood fibers tearing was louder in person. It sounded like gunshots and a few echoed.....

 That saw is from 1996 and the only thing I have had to repair was the bar oil pump.

As the tree crushed the bar it crimped the chain guide slot. They had a new one in stock at 

the local hardware store.

I made a few more cuts with the Ryobi and this is the final stand for ye olde tree.

Video Analysis Of Kyle Rittenhouse Shooting The MSM Won't Show You....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trying to Square the Circle......

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The carpenter who almost killed Hitler

 

Georg Elser, the carpenter who almost killed Hitler (Photo: gdw-berlin.de)

Adolf Hitler made many enemies during his rise to power, his time at the helm of Nazi Germany, and the war that ended with the utter defeat of his regime. It is not surprising that he was the subject of numerous assassination attempts. The one most people know about was Operation Valkyrie on July 20, 1944, led by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg (Read our earlier article – Valkyrie). However, Hitler came just as close to death years before, in November 1939, only two months after World War II broke out. Amazingly, this earlier attempt was planned and carried out not by foreign agents or highly trained military officers, but by a simple carpenter named Georg Elser.   Read the rest of the story at Beaches of Normandy Tours to who this story is credited