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LOL! And don’t forget, one for the truck, one for the wife’s truck, and, best of all one for the tractor toolbox![emoji12]

Michelin X-Ice — now THAT’s a snow tire![emoji106]

Oh, oh. Obsessive Hoarding Disease.

Yup. But I also have fuel stabilizer that also removes water. Got the wife to try the wood splitter, ans she loved it! Can’t believe that I got a 20-ton log splitter from the dump, dropped off by a guy because he couldn’t get it started![emoji14]

Good news - the splitter is fixed, and the motor is running great! The problem was simply water in the gas. (it did not show up in the carb, so my friend did not investigate the gas tank, until later.) So, all's well that ends well. And thanks, guys, for all the suggestions. Merry Christmas...

Do what I did. I cheated on the IQ test!

Wow, Moss, nice find![emoji106]

Wow - the three Amigos!

Here is the (federal) law in Canada: https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/cj-jp/ad-am/bk-di.html We call it “Medical Assistance in Dying,” the acronym for which is “MAID”

Yup. Me too. I have no pavement to scratch, but I did have to put a 4 x 8 sheet of plywood down on the garage floor where I park the tractor. Unfortunately I do have to drive on Ashfall between my two properties, down about 500 yards of road, and it is like driving a bucking bronco! Don’t use...

FindMy seems to work well for me, but the other person’s I think have to have iphones, and have to allow you to see their location.

I personally would find surgery fascinating, but apparently they keep the OR quite cold, and make the nurses wear short sleeves. That’s all good for a kid that is lean and mean with not a speck of fat to keep her warm.

LOL - that’s exactly what my dog would do!

Michelle was actually offered a job in ER at the same hospital, but she turned it down. She said she would not like to see people dying. And apparently that happens a lot in ER.

LOL. She was just getting some training on de-escalation today, which was her orientation day.