The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

How about some shooting from a chair, for those of us unable to lay prone

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Got it.

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

http://youtu.be/hAXvaVKj01A



http://youtu.be/MQI-KhS9BlQ



21 minutes of goober!!

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Nice Job..........Killed an Indian Taco while watching your vids.

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Originally Posted by waxthis

Nice Job..........Killed an Indian Taco while watching your vids.

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I drank a beer during the first attempt. After the beer, I decided that I would just publish the whole thing no matter what it looked like.

that video is take two, and I had to rush because I needed to dehydrate.

Gatorade is my beer, btw.

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

Got it.

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THANKS, I use a table OR silk / PRS

some days i really miss colorado

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Originally Posted by BuffCyclist

Gotcha. The problem with working at home and/or working shift work a few times a month, is that if I don't have anywhere to go, I typically don't get fully dressed (shorts and a grungy shirt), which makes it extremely difficult to convince me to go run an errand. Because that would require me to get dressed, get shoes on, and go outside [LOL]

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Here come the work at home excuses.

Because I often had/have to work late into the night, and this has been going on for many years, I'm NOT a morning person. I often get wrapped up in work early before or during my first cup of coffee, before I've showered, and then it's the afternoon and the pot is empty before I realize what a slug I've been. I generally don't step foot outside without showering, so the errands get put off. A lot.

Please belly no more tip to tip talk! ;)

Well, I just got some clothes on and went outside to separate the shavings from my 1 cord of firewood that was delivered with about 150 gallons of shavings/chippings. Wouldn't have been that big of a deal, but it was on gravel so separating out the rocks was difficult.

But because I'm a smartypants, I took advantage of the fact that wood floats and rocks sink (just like guns!), filled a huge plastic container with water and dumped each shovel full in, then strained out the floaters. Took me about an hour and a half, but it was much easier than hand picking the rocks out!

Pics? Maybe buy a big ass piece of plywood?