That’s disturbing on so many levels…
Is there some reason you refuse to answer direct questions?
A rhetorical question as we all know the answer.
No big deal honey.
I didn’t use that nasty old thing anyway.
For me it’s the Milwaukee electric for the win.
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Milwaukee and DeWalt fanboi here... To the point I rock gear with both companies' patches on them. For anything that can be carried on the belt, runs on li-ion and can run for the entire workday and then some, DeWalt HANDS DOWN... Milwaukee Fastback multitool is another lifesaver for those clinchers where you are literally wedged in place on a ladder and it is near impossible to dig through a pouch even on your belt LOL...
He needs an army, and I bet that army can be assembled quite quickly with how public opinion has been shifting in the recent months...
Dewalt tools with Milwaukee bits here. Only use for homeowner type stuff but work great. I'm still sticking with gas for chainsaw. Husqvarna does a decent battery saw but way too much money for me. From what I've seen lots of battery can't do back cuts well.
Well then its a good thing there are 10 missile sites within 15 miles of my yard.....Interesting article…
Who Would Take the Brunt of an Attack on U.S. Nuclear Missile Silos?
These fallout maps show the toll of a potential nuclear attack on missile silos in the U.S. heartlandwww.scientificamerican.com
Best hope they go for the cities. Because the counterforce strike looks like it will suck.
Sirhr
Yep. The ability to generate that torque and impetus to make incisions into hard surfaces, and more importantly, to free those constantly stuck blades/teeth, internal combustion engines have that cornered, period, and until we got batteries that can power a crossbow-sized rail/coil gun for sustained 10+ shots that can send steel flechettes through APC armor, gas engines are here to stay. My personal experience with electric jackhammers are a meh as well for industrial grade jobs. They are good for LIGHT work, but if you are busting old concrete for an upcoming store or warehouse, gotta get the pneumatic ones.
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Old Man Is probably the editor of this paper
The Daily Worker: A Communist Newspaper out of Chicago – Illinois Newspaper Project – U of I Library
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He's about as far left as you can go
Not a chance.
Have you seen his grammar, punctuation, and spelling?
Instead of hanging out here, his time would be better spent going back the third grade and starting over.
When was the last time a missile was test fired out of a silo ?Well then its a good thing there are 10 missile sites within 15 miles of my yard.....
If there is the slightest bit of truth in this....there still ASGH.
The husband's response?
"Well, I['ll just have to pimp you out until they're all replaced."
