All About Pocket Knives

Been in Fort Worth for a few days. Haven't bought a knife in two weeks
Having fun taking Grandkids fishing in the pond behind their house.

Larry

Good lookin' kids and it looks like their having a fine time drowning worms with grandpa.

Thanks JerryD, they are great kids

Larry

Don't this make you feel all warm and fuzzy? OR this?

Some cactus that bloomed next to the house last month. Our usual neglect of plant life in general seems to work for this.

WOW! That's really pretty.

Well.....Sunday afternoon about 1600 and priming for the bbq.....

This is a local brewery that I try to support.....

Boy that frosty mug looks good!

Playing chess ozzie style.

.....there is an old(100 yrs.+)home here in tupelo that has an outdoor chess board like that, but I never saw any kangaroo's trying to play on it!!.........maybe an occasional possum' !!............... ...............................

1950s Willys CJ-3B Jeep

Now that's a real prize! That's what everybody towed behind their pickups back in the days before 4-wheelers, ATV's and such.
We had a '42 MB, can't remember if it was a Ford or a Willys. Pulled it to the woods back before we bought 4 wheel drive pickups. I'd love to get my hands on another old Jeep . If I'm thinkin' right the CJ-3B has the overhead valve engine, thus the high hood compared to the MBs and early CJs. Maybe I can find a picture of it to post.
Treefarmer

Stopped at Arby's yesterday for lunch.

Jerry, were you able to finish that huge pile of epicurial delight?

I was not. The rest of it currently resides in my refrigerator, waiting patiently to be finished today for lunch.

Well I'm sure the exact placement of the components has no bearing on its flavor and it looks pretty tasty.I will have to try one of those.

Look! There goes a chicken.

Which in my world is taken from an old joke and now means, changing the subject. We now just say, "on another chicken".

I bought one of these from Wally World's free Ship to Store service and picked it up late yesterday afternoon (which is another story all by it's self)

I installed it this morning which is easy peasy, lemon squeezy. Take off the wall plate of a duplex convenience outlet. Plug this bad boy in. Go to the hardware store and buy a two inch 6-32 screw (I had to with this brand because the enclosed screw wasn't long enough. Others may differ.). Cut off a quarter inch of it. Stick it through the hole in the "Wall Outlet Tap with USB" module and screw it down tight.

This one was ten bucks & change, tax included. Others (more expensive) are available in different configurations from one convenience outlet and two USB ports, all the way up to six convenience outlets and four USB ports.

jerryd6818 wrote:Stopped at Arby's yesterday for lunch.

.............now, that's a good-looking sammich!!!.............what was it named???............... ...................

Tommy, that's the King’s Hawaiian® Half-Pound Club

It's on their Limited Time Menu (below)

......jerry, that looks pretty good to me!!!......wish you lived close enough to try one of TOMMY"S half-pound smoked(12 hrs. min.) beef brisket sammiches, with my special sauce!!............... .............

Good gravy! Would you look at that Bacon BLT. Does that come with a coupon for 10 percent off of your next angioplasty?

...........that BLT looks good enough to make a bulldog break his chain!!!............ ...............

treefarmer wrote:Now that's a real prize! That's what everybody towed behind their pickups back in the days before 4-wheelers, ATV's and such.
We had a '42 MB, can't remember if it was a Ford or a Willys. Pulled it to the woods back before we bought 4 wheel drive pickups. I'd love to get my hands on another old Jeep . If I'm thinkin' right the CJ-3B has the overhead valve engine, thus the high hood compared to the MBs and early CJs. Maybe I can find a picture of it to post.
Treefarmer

This one does have the 'F' head, with the spark plugs at a 45 degree angle. 134 cubic inches and 60 raw horsepower. Lol!
60 mph top speed on the hard top. I'm pulling the roof off and using as my farm wagon.

Clever picture but it's not music to my ears when the little buggers go to yippin' and whinin'. (there's a good size litter of them in the upstairs apt.) Sorry Royal. Not trying to rain on your parade. It's a bit of a sore point these days.