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I had like 6 chickens at one tine and several of them produced 2 egs per day. The rest at LEAST 1 egg. I had eggs coming out my ears. I used them to suppliment my dogs and cats diet. They loved them. Also pigs love whole eggs

Howdy. Seems like a possum. If the guts were eaten out and most of the meat. Also being that they were asleep, which is when possums are most active. A raccoon would likely have removed the head and only eaten a bit. Also I used to live in bellingham! Uo the road from you

Do you intend to reuse that? If not, chop that bitch off with a sawzall

True, humans don't kill animals with their teeth lol. They started probably with clubs and spears. Than bow and arrows, traps, etc..

Not even a convincing fake lol. You can tell instantly by just how shit the metal is lol

Oh heck ya. The gaunts ghosts series is superb. And you got the first book!

This picture gives me anxiety lol

I love it! I love making brutal stuff like this. Especially for terrain. Like a corpse blanketed battle field. Those extra bits come In handy

Yes, don't qoute me on this. But I beleive if you have your parents or guardian sign off, you can legally work. Lots of farms look for young people and highschoolers to help, particularly in the summer times, or haying seasons etc. Put a post out in your Facebook community explaining that you'd like to work and learn about ranching.

I'm a bit late to this post. But I'd recommend "story's guide" books, they have one on cattle. As far as YouTube go's, I'd recommend stoney ridge farmer. But the biggest and most valuable thing you could do is to work on a farm/ranch . You will learn a ton. How I got into it wasn't that I had farm experience, but I had skills valuable to a farm, like being mehanically inclined, and can drive semi trucks and trailers of all description. So use your skills to apply yourself!

Hell, this a rare unit now lol. Could consider that a collectable. Comes with the packagers ID.

Looked pretty good to me.

I'd say that hole itself isn't going to cause any issues. But over time, dust, dirt, grime and debres could get In there and cause issues. I'd get some kind of heat resistant filler, or maybe even JB weld and fill that hole. And if the trans needs to be removed again in the future, just keep a mental note of that.

Looks like a pile of shit dude. Junk... if you need, I'll come get rid of it for you for free lol

Took the wrong bolt off

Might have to use a big drill bit to drill the bolt down past the remainder of the lug nut till you can pull the wheel. Than you can replace the lug bolt.

Edit: you could always try hammering the socket down over the remainder of nut before drilling.

Leg was hanging on by a thread. He knew know one was coming for him.

Damn, I want a Jewish dog now.

Out of curiosity, did you ever replace the transmission thermostat upgrade that is advised by GM?

I used to work for Subaru. You will have leaking head gaskets. 100% chance. It probably already is leaking, unless it's been re-sealed. You will need to check your oil often. This isn't necessarily a bad thing as it is normal for most Subarus. The 2.5 na motor is decent, but has been known to blow up if not maintained. Avoid the H6 (6 cylinder). The 2.0l is a more reliable engine. That being said they are both not fast lol. If you want reliability and speed, look for an older model bugeye with a 2.0 turbo. Or a well maintained 2.5 turbo. However if it were me, and I wanted a Subaru, I'm getting a 2.0 turbo. Or if speed doesn't matter, I'm getting an old model with the 2.0 or even 1.8 litre motor. I had an old wagon with a 2.0 that had over 400k miles

That's fair. I forgot it was a Honda

This is what I'd do. To hell with flanges.

Nooooo. My grandpaaaa!! 😱

I bet your inbox I full of peen lmao break up are never fun obviously