Part VI
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From: VA
Yea, pretty much, Brent. She isnt looking forward to work in the morning and I dont blame her. Im going to be at Home Depot tomorrow for a lil while and told her to let me know if she needed anything since she works 2 minutes from there.
Supposed to be 92* tomorrow so I will be staying in the barn most of the day until I get better acclimated to the heat. Switches for my 650 dash should be in soon so Ill prewire a few connectors and such. Might drain and flush coolant and put the ELC in sometime this week...gotta work up my confidence...lol
Supposed to be 92* tomorrow so I will be staying in the barn most of the day until I get better acclimated to the heat. Switches for my 650 dash should be in soon so Ill prewire a few connectors and such. Might drain and flush coolant and put the ELC in sometime this week...gotta work up my confidence...lol
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Little better than 94* I was in all day Saturday. I think I drank multiple GALLONS of water and didnt take a leak all day. Started getting the chills...sat down and drank more water for bout 30 minutes and I was fine. That was brutal...
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ouch, no kidding. I get a tiny little headache first then all of the sudden it's like someone hit me with a ton of bricks when I overheat. I'm done at that point, I cant drive, I have to find the nearest shade and lay down for a few hours and drink lots of water. I hate it, just cant take heat. I do better in Eastern Washington, it's a much drier climate, but here, forget it. Much over 80-85 and I'm done for. I know most of you are laughing but remember, I'm born and raised here, never been exposed to much more heat than this....
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Well, it topped out at 90 here today. It was great though. Light breeze and not a cloud in the sky. It's supposed to hover around 70-80 for the daytime high this week and Wed., it's supposed to be about 64. I'm just glad to see the possibility of more snow dwindling.
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Just Got a Marlin 22. Cal Semi-auto...18 plus 1 tube mag. Goodbye squirrels...and Coon's ....and ....rabbits.....and beavers....and muskrats.....and feral ctas....and disease infested dogs....and PETA members.....and rascall flatts fans.....
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Had the exact same gun Caleb, it was super accurate and really fun to shoot. Ended up checkering the stock and selling it to a good friend. Wish I would have kept it, but oh well. I'm on to a little higher power now,lol.
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Thats awesome man, I love it!!
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Yeah I was suprised. Iv been firing a 40 some odd year old revolver that has accuraccy issues and im not exactly an expert myself but I stood about 50 feet from a can and gavv er hell and I was suprised how accurate it was. It's like I wasnt even linin' the sights up. I just threw up the front sight on my target and hit it almost everytime.