What did you accomplish today?

[tyler.durden]

Knowledge is being aware of what you can do. Wisdom is knowing when not to do it.

Anonymous

That Anonymous guy had some really great quotes...

 

[DustyDuke]

Just need his Daddy now

 

[Rewerb]

What I WILL accomplish today is to continue to erect (<- note the subtle phallic reference there....?) my house frame.

 

[Laughing Grass]

Just need his Daddy now
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is that a shark?

 

[cannabineer]

That Anonymous guy had some really great quotes...

and epic Georgian porn

 

[_Outdoorsman_]

Wtf did you just do. Dont even want to play it but now that song is stuck in my head

 

[cannabineer]

What I WILL accomplish today is to continue to erect (<- note the subtle phallic reference there....?) my house frame.

There’s bound to be a way to make “toenailing” suggestive, even without invoking the many studs you’re handling.

 

[raratt]

I tried being like water, but friends told me I was all wet.

 

[raratt]

is that a shark?

Sturgeon, I think. The bigger ones taste great.

 

[DustyDuke]

is that a shark?

Yes, Gummy Shark they have no teeth. They eat crabs generally so they just have 2 grinding plates to crush the bones. Still hurts if they get you.

 

[raratt]

Yes, Gummy Shark they have no teeth. They eat crabs generally so they just have 2 grinding plates to crush the bones. Still hurts if they get you.

I forget, they have all kinds of unique fauna down under.

 

[cannabineer]

I found something that is a Ferrari to All-Clad’s Mustang. Behold my current daily driver.
West Japan Tools (Shibata) on CK2G.

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West Japan Tools Carbon Steel Skillet 30cm

While carbon pans and skillets have been around for centuries, they have not been so popular recently as people moved to stainless and non-stick pans. But recently these age-old throwbacks have entered a renaissance period as home cooks move to more classic ways of preparing and cooking food...

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[DustyDuke]

I forget, they have all kinds of unique fauna down under.

Their getting bigger but we want 3ft bigger

 

[_Outdoorsman_]

I remember Dad jumping out of the 2nd story of our AF row housing in northern Maine & digging us out with the neighbors. It was so deep - like 8/10ish feet at the end of winter.

We used to climb on the roof from the snowpiles when the roof got shoveled, had to take the boat to the bus stop during the flood,.. the first one.. next one national guard cut off our road, dad hired someone to put the drain plugs in the basement should have asked me to sneek through the back. House was featured in house to homes magazine. Frank Loyd Wright design. Dad had a company so he dug our trampoline into the ground with a sump and drainage, concrete cast frame of course. The good old days, before divorce, botched business deal, bankruptcy, the flood, the cancer.... ahh its life what can you do, suppose my pops im looking after feels twice as shitty.hes earned my time, could tell his stories for days, we are good friends
Sorry for the long post

 

[DustyDuke]

Port Jackson shark

 

[cannabineer]

We used to climb on the roof from the snowpiles when the roof got shoveled, had to take the boat to the bus stop during the flood,.. the first one.. next one national guard cut off our road, dad hired someone to put the drain plugs in the basement should have asked me to sneek through the back. House was featured in house to homes magazine. Frank Loyd Wright design. Dad had a company so he dug our trampoline into the ground with a sump and drainage, concrete cast frame of course. The good old days, before divorce, botched business deal, bankruptcy, the flood, the cancer.... ahh its life what can you do, suppose my pops im looking after feels twice as shitty.hes earned my time, could tell his stories for days, we are good friends
Sorry for the long post

Every single Wright house design I’ve seen was woefully short of storage. Like old Lambos ... pretty to look at but hard to live with.

 

[DarkWeb]

West Japan Tools Carbon Steel Skillet 30cm

While carbon pans and skillets have been around for centuries, they have not been so popular recently as people moved to stainless and non-stick pans. But recently these age-old throwbacks have entered a renaissance period as home cooks move to more classic ways of preparing and cooking food...

www.chefknivestogo.com

Santa brought me a set of japanese knives for the kitchen. Sharp as hell and balanced nice.

 

[_Outdoorsman_]

Every single Wright house design I’ve seen was woefully short of storage. Like old Lambos ... pretty to look at but hard to live with.

We had two basements a mud room, 5 bedrooms, big ass yard that tied into the woods

 

[cannabineer]

We had two basements a mud room, 5 bedrooms, big ass yard that tied into the woods

Closets? Utility room? Built-in cabinets etc? This is where I was disappointed.

I had to move about 1 1/2 years ago. New rented house is as big but has 1/3 the storage. I feel the pinch.

 

[cannabineer]

Santa brought me a set of japanese knives for the kitchen. Sharp as hell and balanced nice.
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What brand and what core steel?

~edit~ How will you sharpen them? I recommend a waterstone, 1000/4000 grit. I unrecommend anything powered or any department-store “pull through” device.