Where is everyone #5

Had chicken tenders last night so i made some chicken parm. Got a little well done Lol but i like it that way

 

Well, there was $1400 and a lost day! Suck! Well, atleast it doesn't stick out or anything......lol.....right.

 

Thanks for the history lesson. Never knew the restaurant was once an office.

 

Brett you’d make a good housewife

 

Here's your burnt #### come get your slop

 

Slow down son I didn’t say I was available

 

What the actual f. I don't get it. Takes power tools to do that. They just happened to drop out of their own accord? That many all at the same time?

 

@shooter19802003 ’s been called an incompetent #### by a girllllll; she just feels sorry for me

 

Um no. I didn't think they broke cuz they didnt look as short as I figured an overtorqued broken bolt would look. But I've never seen that so.....
That is friggin terrifying tho. And obviously not something one would do to ones own vehicle cuz if one was that dumb prolly couldn't afford the truck or the tools. Just saying

 

Also Mr Mouthy....
Get a small or medium sized brightly colored tool pouch that can't get lost in the woods. Put the wrench and screwdrivers plus a qt of bar oil and some rags and a toothbrush in it. Maybe a big carabiner on the handle. A can of spray paint or roll of survey tape. Hit the tools with a splotch of paint so you can see them in the dirt and use the paint on trees to mark anything you don't want to forget. Like a tree that will probably fall on you if you cut another tree near it first. It would suck to have your last thought be ...darn I remember noticing that the other day...
Plus an extra chain or 2. Stihl makes some micro kerf bars. Check that your chains fit the bar before you go out. Watch out for wire fence and stuff grown into the wood but you can't always see it. That's why backup chains are handy.
Bring your phone and keep it on DND in your shirt pocket or somewhere you can reach it with the hand you didn't cut off....
Mom out.