I知 going to kill this fan again
01-18-22, 12:42 PM
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I知 going to kill this fan again
She survived a fight with this fan last summer bending a blade and won the fight a little sore with a small cut on her head. Now she is posing for a photo op with her kill. Fan repaired but with a screen so she can稚 get inside and kill my fan again. She said I killed this fan once and I will do it again lol. My legs are fried so it is lawn watering day dang I am bored 
Trying to resist the beer cave and the meat market it is a great day for a beer and something tasty on the smoker. I will probably cave in.
Go ahead turn that fan on. I dare you!
Trying to resist the beer cave and the meat market it is a great day for a beer and something tasty on the smoker. I will probably cave in. Go ahead turn that fan on. I dare you!
01-18-22, 12:50 PM
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Everyone has heard of an "underdog". I appears you have an "overcat". She is exerting her dominance over the fan by napping on top of it. Such is the nature of cats.
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01-18-22, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Eric F
Everyone has heard of an "underdog". I appears you have an "overcat". She is exerting her dominance over the fan by napping on top of it. Such is the nature of cats.
yup she now has a new nic name Overcat.
01-18-22, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel
yup she now has a new nic name Overcat.
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Don't mess with the cat.
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Yup went to the beer cave and the meat market got a slab of bacon wrapped pig and added some more Fiesta local San Antonio pork rub. Jamming to Iron Maiden and TOOL and smoking a pig with a cold beer lol.
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Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel
My Fan!!!
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No matter where your at... There you are... Δf:=f(1/2)-f(-1/2)
No matter where your at... There you are... Δf:=f(1/2)-f(-1/2)
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That bike behind the fan, I can't recall seeing it in your photos before. Is that a 3" tire? Looks about the same as the volume on my Krampus
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Motobecane Boris. 2x10 upgraded the crank to Sram added better grips basic slight upgrades. The Panaracer tires worthless in snow but great in sand and loose gravel so no problems there. 26x4.00 plenty for the local environment. Odd setup for a fatty 135mm front wheel a 170mm for the rear. Non typical I can’t recall what most fatbike dimensions are because this is a fun F off bike lol. BB in 110mm will throw off that Q factor if you even give a F. 5 inch tires will not fit but I will never need them so that may be a draw back. But in S Texas and the SW USA it rolls like a monster truck over everything. I will run 15-20 psi which is extreme fie fat-bike tires so I can roll over the terrain. Tire pressure just experiment find what you like. Spent only 700 and the bike has been great.
01-18-22, 07:21 PM
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Nuke Proof pedals. Sram crankset upgrade some grips I don’t remember from where lol. Fat Bike ready to roll anywhere.
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Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel
Motobecane Boris. 2x10 upgraded the crank to Sram added better grips basic slight upgrades. The Panaracer tires worthless in snow but great in sand and loose gravel so no problems there. 26x4.00 plenty for the local environment. Odd setup for a fatty 135mm front wheel a 170mm for the rear. Non typical I can稚 recall what most fatbike dimensions are because this is a fun F off bike lol. BB in 110mm will throw off that Q factor if you even give a F. 5 inch tires will not fit but I will never need them so that may be a draw back. But in S Texas and the SW USA it rolls like a monster truck over everything. I will run 15-20 psi which is extreme fie fat-bike tires so I can roll over the terrain. Tire pressure just experiment find what you like. Spent only 700 and the bike has been great.
01-19-22, 09:12 AM
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Last winter it snowed then once back in 1985. Snow is very rare here.
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I could see snow every winter if I wanted, by driving up into the nearby mountains: Julian, Laguna, Palomar, or up nearer L.A. there is skiing at Big Bear and, um, the other one
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I usually have to drive to see snow too. Went to Cabin Creek for the first time this weekend, did the black diamond Ozbaldy. But not as fearlessly as I like.
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I can see snow from my home every winter.
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Originally Posted by Hondo Gravel
She survived a fight with this fan last summer bending a blade and won the fight a little sore with a small cut on her head. Now she is posing for a photo op with her kill ...
Be thankful for the little things.
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Originally Posted by Clyde1820
If it were a Big Ass Fan you had, you'd be considering names like "Two Points," "Flyin' Kitty" or some such. Or even, given the size of some of those things, she'd be your "One-eyed, one-horned, flyin' purple ..." Well, you get the idea.
Be thankful for the little things.
Be thankful for the little things.
https://xkcd.com/37/
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Originally Posted by SkinGriz
She looks like a great cat.
I miss having a cat.
Where did you get the big fan?
I miss having a cat.
Where did you get the big fan?
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Originally Posted by RubeRad
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Pixie the stray cat is very pregnant.
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