Cut up about 4/5 of a cord this morning with my new saw
Holy ####
I thought, "This must be what God feels like when he is sawing logs"
That is all
Holy ####
I thought, "This must be what God feels like when he is sawing logs"
That is all
Bigg_Redd said:Cut up about 4/5 of a cord this morning with my new saw
Holy kcuf
I thought, "This must be what God feels like when he is sawing logs"
That is all
Thistle said:Must be one of those new fangled 21st century invisible saws,cause we cant see it.
Either that or it dont exist in the first place.
Backwoods Savage said:I notice Bigg_Redd likes the 4/5 figure. I wonder what else he likes that comes in 4/5?
Battenkiller said:Backwoods Savage said:I notice Bigg_Redd likes the 4/5 figure. I wonder what else he likes that comes in 4/5?
If it's what I suspect, I'll bet he's emptied a cabinet full of the stuff recently.
amateur cutter said:Keep an eye for Redd @ garage/rummage sales etc. I'm bettin if his new saw's that fast he'll need more extension cord soon. A C
Backwoods Savage said:I notice Bigg_Redd likes the 4/5 figure. I wonder what else he likes that comes in 4/5?
bogydave said:Backwoods Savage said:I notice Bigg_Redd likes the 4/5 figure. I wonder what else he likes that comes in 4/5?
4/5s is allot of whiskey. Well for me anyway. A 1/5 last me a while.
Battenkiller said:Lady BK and I were just discussing that. My kids would all be clueless about the meaning of a "fifth" of liquor, and the oldest one is 31 now. All they ever knew was handle, liter, 750 mil, 500 mil, 375 mil, and shooter.
Funny how we have steadfastly refused to go metric with anything else except for liquor. :lol:
BTW, a "handle" is 1.75 liters... for those of you who were weaned on fifths of a gallon.
lukem said:Quart is another common size, but you can't buy it like that from the store if you know what I mean.
Battenkiller said:lukem said:Quart is another common size, but you can't buy it like that from the store if you know what I mean.
Yeah, I'm glad they went metric because a liter is bigger than a quart. :coolsmile:
DanCorcoran said:Battenkiller said:lukem said:Quart is another common size, but you can't buy it like that from the store if you know what I mean.
Yeah, I'm glad they went metric because a liter is bigger than a quart. :coolsmile:
Just guessing, but I think he's referring to liquids bought in quarts, but not from stores (more common in KY, TN, and WV).