cool fact, pipe tobacco will go in a cigarette tube just as well as cigarette tobacco, actually better.
Not So Pros v3.0
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most of these less expressive tobaccos are a burley and virginia mix. it leaves an aftertaste some what like that of some game meat. kinda like your tongue feels fuzzy. the one i like is cavendish and burley, no after taste at all.
Black cav and burley mix is a common one - burley is a very light nutty flavor and does well with cav when blended
The room note of back cav mixed with burley is a favorable one - not as tasty as many but flavorful enough and very pleasant for those whom aren’t smoking it
The room note of back cav mixed with burley is a favorable one - not as tasty as many but flavorful enough and very pleasant for those whom aren’t smoking it
And that concludes this week’s episode of “Hipster Foreplay”
Eye came jus by imagining the bliss that shit has bestowed on these hipsters !!☺️😉🤫eye need bout 15 minutes before continuing !🤗👍😴
You could do this stuff by hand but you won’t make any money doing it let alone get the job anymore. Just watched one of the big guys bump out two fairly decent sized operators out of their normal spots for the mills they were working for, it’s brutal to watch anymore it’s one reason I thin vs clear cut.
How many guys on the ground is it going to take to put down 8 to 10 loads a day bucked and limbed? With two guys on the same job we can produce that vs tree tree length doing the same cost almost twice as much in man labor alone let alone equipment.
He's wearing his seatbelt, only thing he's missing is hearing protection. Wanted him to hear it run first time mowing.
Since when did equipment come with seatbelts?
wheres Rick? got me a big copper today. mid 1700s king George the second half penny. its pretty wiped but i can just make out the REX and the outline of the bust facing left. also got on some flat buttons and partner got a pewter spoon. most all this shit dates mid 1700s to early 1800s. in the middle of a woods, not on any map. we lucked out finding it.
what are you cutting mostly? i can make some money on export grade and long matts. last weeks average was close to a dollar a foot. it was nice shit, i cant stay in it nearly enough. pine.........i had to drop my price on it. great big 8 to a semi load pine is only gonna pay about 1200 a load, if i can move it at all. pine pulp is down around 700 a load if you over load. i cant do it, not with a 120 mile round trip. let her rot.
Right now I’m just contract cutting a job I actually bid on, we normally try to be up around 175 an hour on the yarding and 200 to 250 an hour in domestic wood which by the ton is around 45 or so. Export if it’s not if not 32 plus on the top with 37 feet plus it actually pays more to be in the 60 year old Jap wood where there’s 3 sticks of export and a long stick of domestic.
And that concludes this week’s episode of “Hipster Foreplay”
Material design, skinny jeans, pipes, flannels, and pabst blue ribbon
Welcome to SawHawgz 2.0, fag
Really nice. congrats.
Mat mill here is wanting 16' and 20' @ .65.. Nevermind everything else that's been delivered to the mill off my sites since oh, September that still hasn't been paid for.. Not my call or this would have never taken place. We talking allot of money that is owed to the guy I contract to. Veneer white oak sale last week avg 4.50, large layout and allot of 3.00 logs. Red oak is still garbage, .51 for a real good log
i matt every red oak i can. we never had a whole lot of really good red oak though.
they are hauling a lot of Ponderosa and DF here, haven't seen any cedar
Anybody see The Beekeeper? It's not bad so far, I'm watching it right now
How many bees he got ?? Doesn’t get interesting till the bees get annoyed!?🤷♂️😳
They shooted them. He's pissed