What if it Snows?

Always got an ace in the hole don’t you? A little something up the sleeve, no one knows about. Full of surprises. Ha ha!!!! I like that. Good Luck. I won’t ask any details. Doubt I’d get any till it’s time. Lol. Happy to help though if you have any questions. You won’t regret it, after being a Slave.

 

I had to look up Nick Saban to make sure you were not talking about Cricket......

But if it helps.... the way the media and rabid fans worship the false idols of the sports world bends a commandment or 2 in my opinion.

 

Plastic razor blades, goo gone, safest method, followed by rubbing alcohol. Cleans and dries fast. It will clean plastic real good too. No goof off, good off, especially with if using a heat gun will melt the paint, also melts plastic. Gasoline works good with a rag, used sparingly. Acetone takes some of the chalk of old paint away. Used sparingly. I tried all of them recently. Gasoline surprisingly worked pretty good. Dries fast. Use at your own risk. Lol

 

You didn't try diesel or WD40? Both work well to remove the glue and are less flammable than Gasoline. I used WD40 to get rid of the old glue while changing IFTA stickers.

 

Keri and I drove out to a local Subway and enjoyed a sub. I told the maker to put some mayo on mine. Keri said if you do I'm coming over there! So no mayo for me. Still had a great time out with her. We are going to be eating some fish tonight.

Tomorrow will be a week since my procedure. That dark area is the bruising. They tapped two holes in that Radial Artery. Looks worse than it really is. I'm still feeling great. A couple that lives across from me is retired Army. Tomorrow Keri and I are planning to join them and go onto Ft Eustis. I'm waiting on JBLE to open up some of the things for the public there.

 

I’ve heard it’s good. Some claim it hides scratches in paint. Used car lot trick.

 

Those big ### fish are bottom feeders. They eat crayfish, snails, claims. leeches and small crap plus dead fish and about anything they can suck in their mouth.

 

We used to be able to catch some big ones here in the Sacramento river. Haven't heard in a while how they are doing in the river