What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

They were spot on. "The History Of the Eagles" is the tour name and it wasn't just a greatest hits concert, played note for note, they JAMMED, like they were having fun.. The whole crew was there and of course Joe Walsh tore down the house.
The sound was excellant. We had pretty good seats, as well.

 

No shame on you for that! Sounds like you made some very sound decisions and that was a great time! I went to see the Eagles during their Hell Freezes Over Tour at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC). Excellent.

 

• I loved playing Joe's tunes back when I was first learning how to play drums in the early 70s. Heard the Eagles do RMW now and it was perfect Joe. It's incredible, to me, to see and hear these guys now. I'll bet you had a ball…

 

This is what we are doing tonight. Old picture but same thing in a different room.

 

how are you securing/anchoring the seams that don't fall on a nailer?
Not being critical, just curious. Looks very nice.

 

We don't, we just try to make sure that on every other row the seam comes close to the studs. This room was a little different because it is really narrow so we wanted the boards going that way. Usually we go the other way with them so they line up better. This room we had to drop the ceiling down and use 2x4's. Going the other way with them it would look like a tunnel I think. This is what that room looks like completed.

 

Just got done with work, had a really crappy day so now I am doing this.

 

I couldn't find the Super Like button Ward. So I just liked it.

 

At store picking up splitter.

 

Nice Grizz … enjoy that hydraulic flow…

 

Just picked this up on the way home...look at the date. My day just keeps getting better. Oh well, it's skunky but still gets the job done.

 

Got about 4 miles down the road before the wheel all but came off. Assembler sucks at his job.

 

Did you get it stopped before it did any damage?

 

Think so, I will have a better look at the bearings when I get home.

 

Nice job on that room Ward! I like the ceiling alot

 

Today I guesstimated how much wood will take me to the end. I brought up my last load of this seasons wood to the covered porch and stacked it (again).
I have 3/4 of a cord and some shoulder wood for April and some of May. I hope this is it. Last year I was chucking wood off the porch back to the stacks.

Snowing here now, got a coating. 25 deg. Can't be much more of this left

 

Good work Oslo.
Nice work on the ceiling Ward.
Nice beer. Glad it is still getting the job done.
Nice splitter Griz! Congrats!

 

Snowing here now, got a coating. 25 deg. Can't be much more of this left

Ummmm...........

Farmer's Almanac

March 2014
4th-7th. Major East Coast storm brings strong, gusty winds and moderate to heavy precipitation. Heavy rains, snows for New England; lesser amounts to south.
8th-11th. Partly sunny.
12th-15th. Turning frigid.
16th-19th. Windy and rainy.
20th-23rd. Rain, snow.
24th-27th. Rising temperatures.
28th-31st. Colder, Midwest storm moving toward New England; snow north of its track, heavy showers, thunderstorms south.
April 2014
1st-3rd. Snow or rain showers.
4th-7th. Cold air moves in; rain or snow possible.
8th-11th. Increasing threat of showers, thunderstorms.
12th-15th. Unseasonably warm.
16th-19th. East Coast storm; possible late-season wet snow parts of New England; chiefly rain farther south.
20th-23rd. Clear, much milder weather for NYC Easter Parade; good weather Patriots' Day in Massachusetts, Maine.
24th-27th. Sudden cold snap! A brief shower, then unseasonably cold.
28th-30th. Rain, flakes of wet snow parts of New England.
May 2014
1st-3rd. Frequent showers, thunderstorms.

 

Gas, I hope your copy of the almanac is wrong on March 4-7. I'd be happy with some rain vs. the snow