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Red Hairs? :unsure:

I thought so but after I removed all the red color from the picture it looks exactly the same.

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After removing all colors except for orange as best I could I'm left with this. Orange hairs? Cyndi Lauper?

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Inside a Rainier Beilharz cello. Put a band up front and some seats down and it's a concert hall!

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DonaldNice said:
Dried or mix it in fresh? There's plenty of sheep here too and cows will be back out in the fields soon I'm assuming their muck will be top notch.
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I would compost the sheep and cow shit first. It will be a bit too ‘hot’ and likely burn the hell out of anything you put it on. Mix it with a bit of wood shavings or leaves and something green maybe grass clippings or household green waste, let it compost. Once it’s done it’ll be great compost for anything you want.
 
Fish said:
I would compost the sheep and cow shit first. It will be a bit too ‘hot’ and likely burn the hell out of anything you put it on. Mix it with a bit of wood shavings or leaves and something green maybe grass clippings or household green waste, let it compost. Once it’s done it’ll be great compost for anything you want.
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I'll chuck it on my compost heap then, grass cuttings, leaves, tea leaves, plant matter and occassional small shovel of ashes from my open fires (wood only) in it mostly so far so should add tto the black gold, thanks!
 
I am asking @Mr. Brown for permission to take one of his daughters for a ride in my car. Hopefully, Shittie Smalls, but they are all fine looking girls. I promise she will be safe. The car is equipped with a roll cage, 5 point harness, fire extinguisher, etc. She will be wearing at least a National Hot Rod Racing Association approved fireproof helmet and jacket.

In 1987 the 6 cylinder 231 cubic inch Buick Grand National was the fastest stock factory built production car built in America. It came in every color imaginable as long as it was black! While is it a certified race car I keep it in street legal condition, with air conditioning, Concert Sound II Stereo, cruise control, the works. Going fast with class! On the street I hunt for Ferrari's and Lamborghini's. They are rare and exotic species around here but what a thrill when you bag one. Especially when their GF switches cars! They have no idea that this 38 year old, brick shaped, axe wielding barbarian is about to lay to waste their sleek, quarter million dollar, Eurotrash, racing car. And the humiliation to their egos! They won't look at you afterwards. Sore losers.

Here a 1968 502 cubic inch big block Chevy Chevelle goes down without a fight against a 231 cubic inch small block. His engine is more than twice the size of mine. The little engine that could! :love:

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Mr. Brown, your permission? Or do you want to go for a ride first to make sure it is safe? It undergoes a NHRA certified technical inspection before racing. And I drive ok. We know I've driven at least 128mph/206kph. In 10 and a half seconds. What a thrill!!;)

Longball
 
longball said:
I am asking @Mr. Brown for permission to take one of his daughters for a ride in my car. Hopefully, Shittie Smalls, but they are all fine looking girls. I promise she will be safe. The car is equipped with a roll cage, 5 point harness, fire extinguisher, etc. She will be wearing at least a National Hot Rod Racing Association approved fireproof helmet and jacket.

In 1987 the 6 cylinder 231 cubic inch Buick Grand National was the fastest stock factory built production car built in America. It came in every color imaginable as long as it was black! While is it a certified race car I keep it in street legal condition, with air conditioning, Concert Sound II Stereo, cruise control, the works. Going fast with class! On the street I hunt for Ferrari's and Lamborghini's. They are rare and exotic species around here but what a thrill when you bag one. Especially when their GF switches cars! They have no idea that this 38 year old, brick shaped, axe wielding barbarian is about to lay to waste their sleek, quarter million dollar, Eurotrash, racing car. And the humiliation to their egos! They won't look at you afterwards. Sore losers.

Here a 1968 502 cubic inch big block Chevy Chevelle goes down without a fight against a 231 cubic inch small block. His engine is more than twice the size of mine. The little engine that could! :love:

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Mr. Brown, your permission? Or do you want to go for a ride first to make sure it is safe? It undergoes a NHRA certified technical inspection before racing. And I drive ok. We know I've driven at least 128mph/206kph. In 10 and a half seconds. What a thrill!!;)

Longball
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Before I let you take 'Shittie Smalls' for a ride, I have to test drive your 1987 6 cylinder 231 cubic inch Buick Grand National ;)

And 'Shittie Smalls' asks if you could introduce her to the 'Fugly Bunch' :LOL:

MB
 
Mr. Brown said:
Before I let you take 'Shittie Smalls' for a ride, I have to test drive your 1987 6 cylinder 231 cubic inch Buick Grand National ;)

And 'Shittie Smalls' asks if you could introduce her to the 'Fugly Bunch' :LOL:

MB
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As a betting man, Mr. Brown, I'd bet that you would ask to drive it which is why I asked. True story - In owning the car almost 40 years I have asked almost every passenger if they would like to drive. They look like they are having a great time as a passenger. Like the front seat of a crazy fast roller coaster, all smiles and screaming, men and woman. But when I ask if they would like to drive the car the answer is very clear - NO! TOO FAST! The car has so much low end torque that sometimes just a little push of the 'go pedal' and the rear end of the car wants to swing around and pass the front end of the car. This can be dangerous and tends to terrify the passengers. I think that is the screaming part! That is why they won't drive it. They don't think they have the driving experience to handle the beast. Do you? 9 out of 10 people refuse to drive the car.

The funny part is that pretty much the only people who say yes and drive the car are women! They must like it as I've had to buy seat covers to keep the seats immaculate! Many times I've been out and women I've never seen in my life ask to go for a ride in the Grand National. After a few minutes they ask to drive it. This is where I get terrified. Crazy shit that Grand National.

Shittie Smalls and the Fugly bunch. Man, I'd like to be a fly on the wall(with a camera) when that happens! 🥰🫂


Longball
 
Mr. Brown said:
Most of the time I don't think and just act fast :LOL:

Let me be the 1 out of 10 people who would love to drive the beast ;)

See you on the other side
MB
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Cool! Do you have your own fireproof parachute or should I bring an extra? Disasters can happen in a hurry on the track. Someone did die at this track this summer while racing! The car is equipped with T-Tops that will fly off like a jet cockpit as we eject. As a 6 cylinder it does not have the rumble of a big block engine. It has a turbo whose impeller spins at over 100,000rpm. That high pitched whine sounds more like a jet than a loping, big cammed, big block Chevy. Hard to tell on the video. Most of the noise is from the open headers on the Chevy. I'm a street car running thru mufflers. Mufflers, AC, lots of things slowing me down! lol

Longball
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