What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

it was pointed out, and its clearly marked with a granite marker on one corner, and a conservation land marker on the opposite corner. Thats the ONE thing that they didnt bullchit me about.

 

Oh yeah, if the town has owned it that long, then adverse possession won't work.

 

Ohhh, you may be surprised...

 

For a used truck that will likely be coming off warranty, I'd much rather have the Chevy with the LS motor than the Ford with the turbo/twin turbo engine. Much more that could go wrong in that instance.

 

have been in those adverse possession cases.. itslike 20 grand regardless of side

 

I had one last week. No sauce required. It was great just as it was. It was spicy and not dry like most that I've had. I'll have to look and see what brand it was, but it wasn't made in Michigan.

 

The boy and I unloaded a load of hay this morning so I can move the conveyor to the other end of the barn. I'm going to combine wheat this afternoon and bale the straw, I stack the straw on the other end.

 

Our blackberry bushes up north have a ways to go before the berries are ripe. Hopefully yours are closer to fruit than ours are.

 

Heresy I say!!!

 

This wasn't the brand I had the other day, but the story is the same. It's not a Michigan thing, it's a Cornish food brought by immigrants from England.
Reynold's Pasty Shop - Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Reynold's Northern Pasties


Y'all can go home now that you learned something today.

 

It looks like Mineral Point, Wisconsin was the first area where Cornish immigrants came to in the US. Eat/Drink :: Cornwall's Gift to the Midwest: The Pasty :: The Shepherd Express: Milwaukee's best guide to events, music, news and dining

So, yeah, we have more than cheese and beer here.. But, if you take away the pasty from the UP of Michigan, what do they have?

 

Brought over from the ole country...a meal the miners could take with them.

The Cornish must have not settled in the Ashland area. I never saw any for sale until I jumped the border into the UP, but then again I've traveled mostly in the northwest section of the state.

 

Going to Summerfest tonight with my wife. Free tickets from work help, plus week take a shuttle bus in. The main band we're going to see starts at 10pm, so it's going to be a late night.

 

I usually have a "missing food" issue when I go to McD's.
Somehow, in the one mile drive to the house, they just "sublime". Sometimes completely.

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Randomly between shifts 2-3 and 3-4 it'll hesistate to shift and then when it does shift, it slams into gear.
"top notch" somewhat local guy who is one of very few around here who work on allison transmissions..

He said the trans needed rebuilt, for a few hundred more i got a reman trans.

Just the other day it did the exact same thing on me.
Its back at his shop, i told him to keep the thing, turn it into his daily driver until it is fixed.
My guess is that i never needed a trans from the get go.
I think i have an electrical problem somewhere.

 

I think you've got electrical issues too if it does that on the old and rebuilt tranny. Is this controlled by the ECU?