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Yeah, I'm seriously thinking about a move to northern Idaho just for the property prices. In my line of work, I can get very close to the same pay there as I do here, and actually afford a nice place.
I think you will find it difficult to dig Razor Backs on the Sunny-Beaches of Idaho. Hope you like spuds.
Idaho does offer many foods to go with the spuds (Which I greatly like, twice baked)... Trout, deer, elk and even seafood? (I heard about somekind of Mountain Oyster)
I am a bit puzzled about them oysters...I heard you don't need rubber boots, and they are not very easily taken live...Go figure!
In any case, the snow provides the cheapest form of refrigeration...If you insulate your beer, you can grab one as you walk into the house, and it won't be hard.
Unghh sounds yummy. About the only two things so far that I can't eat are squid and octopus. Sushi, *****, brain is no prob. But that rubbery squid makes me :vomit:
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You can go to Foodland ( a supermarket chain in Hawaii). It is a mix off Tako(Octopus), sesame seed and oil, green onions, tomatoes, onions (preferably Maui) and soyu.
I've had some good experiences with fried calamari, but otherwise, yeah, no octopus/squid.
Oh yeah, wish me luck, I'm interviewing with PSNS tomorrow, if I get the job, it'll cut about an hour off my commute, be a bit less stress, be welding ONLY (not carpentry out in the rain and snow with mandatory overtime and bosses getting pissed at me for getting sick), and a whole lot better of benefits.
Last edited by Ford_Six; Mar 12, 2007 at 11:57 PM.
That sounds like a great new job to have, G'luck with it
Welder? I may ask for welding advice from time to time...just had my **** kicked welding a break in a cast iron light pole, had to get a higher nickel rod to hold it.
Oh yeah, wish me luck, I'm interviewing with PSNS tomorrow, if I get the job, it'll cut about an hour off my commute, be a bit less stress, be welding ONLY (not carpentry out in the rain and snow with mandatory overtime and bosses getting pissed at me for getting sick), and a whole lot better of benefits.
Carpentry, oh yeah, I really miss that . Especially in the winter with the windchill up on trusses while its hailing! Great stuff. Good luck with that interview, I'll be pulling for you to get out of that feild ASAP!
Hey while we are on the subject I need my shop re roofed. Only got 18 inches of snow on it and still coming down. Ya will have to pith a tent in the yard till ya are done. I can't understand why I can't get a contractor. HAAA
I've had some good experiences with fried calamari, but otherwise, yeah, no octopus/squid.
Oh yeah, wish me luck, I'm interviewing with PSNS tomorrow, if I get the job, it'll cut about an hour off my commute, be a bit less stress, be welding ONLY (not carpentry out in the rain and snow with mandatory overtime and bosses getting pissed at me for getting sick), and a whole lot better of benefits.
Good luck with the interview!...Just remember that the best boss is yourself!
Hey while we are on the subject I need my shop re roofed. Only got 18 inches of snow on it and still coming down. Ya will have to pith a tent in the yard till ya are done. I can't understand why I can't get a contractor. HAAA
If ya weren't so friggn far away and my truck worked I'd actually do it. At least I would be working on something I knew about. Plus I always wanted to camp out in Alaska.
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