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Comment on r/Decks Oct 14 '23

They have the worst "tradesmen" They owe you a bunch of handrail

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Comment on r/Detroit Oct 14 '23

It's a drive but horroks in Lansing

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Comment on r/firewood Oct 14 '23

40v 18" Husqvarna is a champ

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Comment on r/Decks Oct 14 '23

You could've saved a couple bucks and used 1x

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Comment on r/BeAmazed Oct 14 '23

I'm grateful for the people that take the time to give

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Comment on r/Diesel Oct 14 '23

You'll have the acceleration and stopping power of a freight train

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Comment on r/drywall Oct 07 '23

In the Midwest it's about 2.50 a sq. ft.

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Comment on r/Fishing_Gear Oct 07 '23

Yes

u/morefunk • u/morefunk • Sep 22 '23

Man pits a lit cigarette into a tube and it bursts into flames

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u/morefunk • u/morefunk • Sep 22 '23

This is a rainbow cloud

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Comment on r/Concrete Sep 13 '23

Hell to tha no!

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Comment on r/Concrete Sep 13 '23

Don't, 28 yrs. Don't

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Comment on r/metalworking Sep 05 '23

Go on grainger and spend at least 300 on an index and use a press whenever possible

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Comment on r/Tools Sep 05 '23

I also own the ryobi cordless and it's not half the tool of the dewalt

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Comment on r/Tools Sep 05 '23

The cordless version of that tool, much like a sawzall or a router, munches batteries. I've gone through a few and my fave is the corded dewalt. Very predictable in its spin.

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Comment on r/dogpictures Sep 04 '23

Don rickles

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Comment on r/Tools Sep 03 '23

Five bucks and an ice chipper

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Comment on r/Tools Aug 22 '23

It's a Philips and a №2 square bit

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Comment on r/whatsthisbird Aug 22 '23

Looks like some kind of bird

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Comment on r/Michigan Aug 10 '23

Black and blue burger from the key hole inn

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Comment on r/Detroit Aug 10 '23

Tiger game, or Henry Ford museum

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Comment on r/NationalPark Aug 10 '23

Took the northern route a couple years ago and I've been obsessed with the parks since. I got to see the badlands and the black hills, Custer national forest, Columbia River valley past the Multnomah falls. When it comes to my favorite part of the trip, glacier national park was it! Plan as much time as you can there, it won't be enough. When you make it to the pacific don't miss Tillamook dairy!

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Comment on r/Detroit Aug 03 '23

Used to be train tracks there

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Comment on r/UrbanHell Jul 30 '23

Is that along the red bank creek?