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Discussion in 'Everything Else (off topic)' started by SKEETER McCLUSKEY, Sep 10, 2021.

  1. Knothead

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    The good ole days....

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    My wife just asked me what I paid for gas this morning...I said $3.05/Gal and she says not bad.

    4 five gallon cans and 19 gallons in the truck $120.00 (Not Bad)!! :picard:
     
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    I always feel better after I trim my nails
     
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    After building 6 of these I’m starting to have questions
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    About your sanity
     
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  7. Chud

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    That would be top of the list
     
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  8. Knothead

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    4th of July memories....

    Old wooden crank ice cream machine and watermelon

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    I miss old school big ole seeded melons...so much better than todays "seedless" hybrids! And when they crack like this one, you know they gonna be good!
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  10. Backwoods Savage

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    That ice cream maker looks like the one I grew up with. We used to get our ice from the creek.
     
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    That old ice cream maker looks like too much work
    But for its time was genius
     
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    Many hands would take turns cranking while adding more ice and rock salt.
     
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    That's what makes the ice cream taste so good. It probably only appeals to those that like to be self sufficient.

    We made ice cream in boy scouts when i was younger. A small coffee can and a big one, obviously when they were metal. Ingredients go in the little one. Then the little one goes inside the big one with rock salt and ice between the two. Tape the lid on and kick it around the ground until done.
     
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    That probably wouldn't work out so well now...with the square plastic coffee cans...
     
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    Yes mostly grand children on grandma back porch.
    Youngest goes first as it turns harder at the end
     
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    The one cranking when the ice cream was ready got to lick the dasher :) at least in my house. My folks gave me a one like that about 30 or so years ago. I still have it and will be passing it on to the next couple generations.
     
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    Yes got 2 in the garage; 1 in newer with motor crank then gramps 1920s old style
     
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    "Well there you are, Gus. I guess this will teach me to be more careful about what I promise people in the future."
    ------- Woodrow Call in "Lonesome Dove" after burying Augustus "Gus" McCrae

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    A wagon load of cotton headed to market in Karnes City, Texas circa 1900. I remember the ole time sayings -

    Don't worry about the mule, keep loading the wagon - referring to being overworked and underpaid.

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