chad's opinion thread

chadwick

pie is fantastic when the crust is. cake is easier to whip together than pie. i am a sucker for pecan pie. it has been yrs since i have had a slice of pecan pie. chocolate cake with coconut pecan frosting is absolutely beautiful.

go ahead & make a meringue pie, chocolate or lemon. i wanna try this before i die. it's a goal of mine as is making homemade bread. mom makes one hell of a homemade bread(s). she's no slouch with pies & cakes either.

according to a navy seal im reading about, to be a man (he has a list of tasks one should accomplish) one better be capable of baking bread

mickeyrat

What say you about Peosta Ia?

rgambs

I'm cutting down a dead tree (and a bunch of others) to build a bridge across my creek this weekend.
What should I yell when it starts to fall?

chadwick

yell - sasquatch

tell about this creek, bridge idea & materials you'll be using, creek width/depth. is it a running creek or a dry creek? ever find any arrowheads in the creek? what kinda trees are you felling? please be careful & have help in your forestry & construction tasks. wanna see a few imbeciles?

speechless
https://youtu.be/vI0rwj7oMAs

"redneck lumberjacks" - that aint no shit
https://youtu.be/ZuvXLtMBV6I

rgambs

chadwick said:

yell - sasquatch

tell about this creek, bridge idea & materials you'll be using, creek width/depth. is it a running creek or a dry creek? ever find any arrowheads in the creek? what kinda trees are you felling? please be careful & have help in your forestry & construction tasks. wanna see a few imbeciles?

speechless
https://youtu.be/vI0rwj7oMAs

"redneck lumberjacks" - that aint no shit
https://youtu.be/ZuvXLtMBV6I

Ahhahahahhahaa that's a good laugh right there!!!

The creek is a running creek, it's at the bottom of a holler that is about 100 feet wide and 60 feet deep. A real steep cut fed by 2 springs. It runs all year but in August it's a 12inch wide 2 inch deep creeklet. The bridge is goin in at a spot with an eroded bank about 3 feet off the creek and it's about 8ft to the other side and 2ft lower so I can't jump it unless I've got a little jog going.
The tree is 40 feet but the top came down years ago so it's just a nice straight poplar trunk with no branches. It's an extra tall telephone pole. They use poplars for poles because they grow straight and branchless like that. Interestingly, the lead of a tulip poplar looks like an upside down phone.
The bridge is to be primitive. Fell the tree, cut two 10 foot sections and lug them 20 feet to the creek. Recess the bank so they sit level and lay them in side by side. Couple wood stakes in each end to hold it till it settles in and bam, done. I will start picking up arm sized logs from the trail down there and stack them up off the ground. When the bark peels I will notch the trunk with an axe...fuck yeah it'll be a Fiskar lol and set the armlogs in crosswise.

chadwick

rgambs, you're gonna have yourself set up quite nicely with a nice little bridge. your place sounds beautiful. yum spring water. maybe you can take pictures & share all this w/ us? again, please be careful

chadwick

mickeyrat said:

What say you about Peosta Ia?

peosta, iowa
crossroads to the future

peosta code of ordinances

http://www.cityofpeosta.org/vertical/sites/{F7CDA7D8-A7C2-43A7-BF67-DE2E511635D1}/uploads/CODE-PEOSTA2014Final.pdf

page 94
chapter 1
animal control

from page 97 -
1. Dangerous Animals Prohibited. No person shall keep, shelter, or harbor for any purpose
within the City limits, a dangerous animal.
2. Definitions. A dangerous animal is:
a. Any animal which is not naturally tame or gentle, and which is of a wild nature or
disposition, and which is capable of killing, inflicting serious injury upon, or causing disease
among human beings or domestic animals, and having known tendencies as a species to do so.
b. The following are animals which shall be deemed to be dangerous animals per se:
(1) Lions, tigers, jaguars, leopards, cougars, lynx, and bobcats;
(2) Wolves, coyotes, and foxes;
(3) Badgers, wolverines, weasels, skunks and mink;
(4) Raccoons;
(5) Bears;
(6) Monkeys, chimpanzees, and apes;
(7) Alligators and crocodiles;
(8) Scorpions; gila monsters;
(9) Snakes that are venomous or constrictors;
(10) Any cross breed of such animals which have similar characteristics of the
animals specified above.

the junk cars ordinance section might could be entertaining

TITLE III COMMUNITY PROTECTION
CHAPTER 10 JUNK AND ABANDONED VEHICLES

(1) make sure you have at least one broke down rusty farming implement in your lot. during the christmas holiday decorate the thing in sparkly lights

rgambs

chadwick said:

rgambs, you're gonna have yourself set up quite nicely with a nice little bridge. your place sounds beautiful. yum spring water. maybe you can take pictures & share all this w/ us? again, please be careful

https://scontent-ord1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash2/t31.0-8/fr/cp0/e15/q65/1498012_1491649541060809_1515915809_o.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9

It sure can be lovely!

hedonist

That's absolutely beautiful.

rgambs

hedonist said:

That's absolutely beautiful.

Ythank you, the sun was shining off the snow in a very unique way, like nothing I had ever seen. It was a magical morning, I had to run back inside to get a bowl to bring out!

hedonist

I'm not sure if I've posted this before but if so, apologies. And if not, enjoy! Reminds me of you, chadwickman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWNYGIvn2Yc

mickeyrat

rgambs said:

hedonist said:

That's absolutely beautiful.

Ythank you, the sun was shining off the snow in a very unique way, like nothing I had ever seen. It was a magical morning, I had to run back inside to get a bowl to bring out!

I've been curious, how far off 70 are you and whats the closest exit?

rgambs

mickeyrat said:

rgambs said:

hedonist said:

That's absolutely beautiful.

Ythank you, the sun was shining off the snow in a very unique way, like nothing I had ever seen. It was a magical morning, I had to run back inside to get a bowl to bring out!

I've been curious, how far off 70 are you and whats the closest exit?

I am about 30 miles East of 77 at about 50 miles north of 70. Carroll county.

mickeyrat

rgambs said:

mickeyrat said:

rgambs said:

hedonist said:

That's absolutely beautiful.

Ythank you, the sun was shining off the snow in a very unique way, like nothing I had ever seen. It was a magical morning, I had to run back inside to get a bowl to bring out!

I've been curious, how far off 70 are you and whats the closest exit?

I am about 30 miles East of 77 at about 50 miles north of 70. Carroll county.

Oh yeah Ohio 43. Driven that road several times headed into or out of Wintersville to the Walmart distribution center of there. Beautiful country but fucking blows in a truck. Much much better inn a car or even better riding a bike

rgambs

mickeyrat said:

rgambs said:

mickeyrat said:

rgambs said:

hedonist said:

That's absolutely beautiful.

Ythank you, the sun was shining off the snow in a very unique way, like nothing I had ever seen. It was a magical morning, I had to run back inside to get a bowl to bring out!

I've been curious, how far off 70 are you and whats the closest exit?

I am about 30 miles East of 77 at about 50 miles north of 70. Carroll county.

Oh yeah Ohio 43. Driven that road several times headed into or out of Wintersville to the Walmart distribution center of there. Beautiful country but fucking blows in a truck. Much much better inn a car or even better riding a bike

Yeah, particularly in the winter or when you have to pass a horse and buggy. It's a nice little piece of country living out here.

mickeyrat

rgambs said:

mickeyrat said:

rgambs said:

mickeyrat said:

rgambs said:

hedonist said:

That's absolutely beautiful.

Ythank you, the sun was shining off the snow in a very unique way, like nothing I had ever seen. It was a magical morning, I had to run back inside to get a bowl to bring out!

I've been curious, how far off 70 are you and whats the closest exit?

I am about 30 miles East of 77 at about 50 miles north of 70. Carroll county.

Oh yeah Ohio 43. Driven that road several times headed into or out of Wintersville to the Walmart distribution center of there. Beautiful country but fucking blows in a truck. Much much better inn a car or even better riding a bike

Yeah, particularly in the winter or when you have to pass a horse and buggy. It's a nice little piece of country living out here.

Was reminded of my very first solo load hauled. Pepsi recycling load, damaged goods, to East Palestine. Intimidating.

rgambs

Master Chadwick, scotch or bourbon?

chadwick

so ya pour some scotch in a fancy ass glass
swirl it around & throw the scotch on the floor
this is cleaning the glass, ridding the glass of smells other than the scotch.
looks like expensive stuff he's throwing on the floor.

it's funny i was just having memories of this old-man bar back home. it's a sportsmen's joint. they sell knives, fishing supplies, ammo, all that kinda stuff. they also are a cigar & tobacco supplier so the place smells like cigars, whiskey & hints of wood or something. i come on here moments later & here you are with bourbon & scotch


https://youtu.be/euSNQ5SqgeI

https://youtu.be/YVG1U-faqHY

https://youtu.be/BW1te_miu5I

https://youtu.be/t8Qed-DkBbU

neat
https://youtu.be/SUfIaZ0DNUM

Thirty Bills Unpaid

Chadwick...

I was curious to know if these people might be your neighbours?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6MOAtlVfo1w

Amongst the Ani

chadwick said:

yell - sasquatch

tell about this creek, bridge idea & materials you'll be using, creek width/depth. is it a running creek or a dry creek? ever find any arrowheads in the creek? what kinda trees are you felling? please be careful & have help in your forestry & construction tasks. wanna see a few imbeciles?

speechless
https://youtu.be/vI0rwj7oMAs

"redneck lumberjacks" - that aint no shit
https://youtu.be/ZuvXLtMBV6I

How did you get video of Rob? Now it makes more sense how he ruined his truck.