straightline said:

Herogliffy. New from me.

aggrandizement via text character aggregates

lol...

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Well that's interesting
Almost as interesting as the quail in the shade as I chill in the shade as well.
Oops forgot the photo

A giant floating petri dish...

The roofing salvaged by One Eyed
Bill. Can't remember the barter but My time in the salvage from a burned church (if I remember right ).
The wood all came from Homedepot at 70 percent off. (The cull cart).

The screws and nails 25$
The lumber
2- 18' 2x8
4 treated 4x4
15 8' 2x4
Uh 125$
Paint 10$
Concrete 1 bag ready mix 6$
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166$ plus my time....well I call it a fitness program as my hourly wage would fall well below minimum. I prefer to call it a fitness program.
Make it 150$
While the shelter is flexible yet strong it's kinda hard to estimate the sort of lift our local wind gawds are capable of.....
Each pier block weighs 70-100 lbs and has in the Concrete fill of the cinder blocks a half inch rebar at 2 ft long rear angled to widen the base a fot or more at all 4 corners. One corner the windward corner got 2 and deeper penetration into native soil.
Ooops well I can always pour a slab floor for the carport. nah it's....uh....Good to Go.

jimmyg said:

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Goes to prove that women can't drive...

easy-e said:

Exactly! I've been playing the 10-ball ghost a lot lately. I beat it 8 sets in a row now and felt pretty good about myself! I tried doing it without BIH and lost 9-1. I'd have lost 9-1 if all I had to do was make the one ball to win. Made me realize I suck at breaking...

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BITD Steve Gumphrey was the best 9 ball player in the DC area. With the break and BIH I would beat him, but without BIH I needed the break and the slop 7. This was long before the template came along, and my break has always been a POS.