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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Bodhi on November 22, 2004, 01:19:22 PM
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Rip in his awesome pool!
(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/514_1101150432_redneckpool.jpg)
Rip playing horseshoes!
(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/514_1101150503_redneckhorseshoes.jpg)
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Not bald enough!
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you taking all these pictures from your family album or something?
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Gee Rip... nice to see your wife holdin your cup for you!
(http://www.lilligren.com/Redneck/redneck_cup_holder.jpg)
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the pool is missing its float:
(http://i11.ebayimg.com/01/i/02/00/98/78_1_b.JPG)
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=20731&item=4338592793&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
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Originally posted by VWE
Gee Rip... nice to see your wife holdin your cup for you!
(http://www.lilligren.com/Redneck/redneck_cup_holder.jpg)
I;m going to show her your post and then she'll kick the ever-living snot out of you if we ever get down to Texas again! :rofl
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LOL bring her to the next con! :D
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Wow Eagler......I actually had one of those rafts when I was a kid lol
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Originally posted by VWE
LOL bring her to the next con! :D
We've discussed it. It went something like this:
Me: Why don't you come with?
Her: And do what?
Me: I don't know, how about shopping? Oh, never mind, you should probably stay home.
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I sold my sailboat but I do have a horsey, she could go riding with my girlfriend and do women stuff while we do uh... you know, manly stuff like saving the world! :D
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Originally posted by VWE
she could go riding with my girlfriend and do women stuff
She doesn't swing both ways...:D
Seriously, I may take you up on that offer someday!
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Originally posted by Bodhi
Rip in his awesome pool!
(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/514_1101150432_redneckpool.jpg)
My old roommates in Alaska made a Jacuzzi. They started with a fish tote; a big dumpster-sized fiberglass container used for hauling commercially caught fish to the cannery (yes, one worked at a cannery). They heated it with an old car engine; they removed the radiator and piped the engine cooling hoses directly into the fish tote. Apparently it worked pretty well, but lacked… um… what’s the word…?
Ambiance! That’s it.
eskimo
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Originally posted by eskimo2
My old roommates in Alaska made a Jacuzzi. They started with a fish tote; a big dumpster-sized fiberglass container used for hauling commercially caught fish to the cannery (yes, one worked at a cannery). They heated it with an old car engine; they removed the radiator and piped the engine cooling hoses directly into the fish tote. Apparently it worked pretty well, but lacked… um… what’s the word…?
Ambiance! That’s it.
eskimo
ROTFLOL!!! :rofl
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nothing wrong with a little bit of redneck engineering.
at our first anniversary we were in between residences and stayed in a trailer on my parents property for a few weeks. we were completely broke, I had no money at all for anniversary gifts.
I had the day off and she didn't. I looked over the supplies we had in the machine shed and equipment barn and went to work.
(all of this equipment was new spares, never used)
first I found a new galvanized water trough and set it up near the trailer. then I set up a steel trashcan (also new, we used them to store feed in ) on a stack of 3 or 4 tires to elevate it above the trough. I then ran a hose from the can to the inlet on the bottom of the trough. I cut the hose in the middle and attached a coil of 1/2 copper tubing in between the ends. I stretched out the coil until it had about 1" of space between loops, then set it in a galvanized wash tub. I poured 3-4" of sand in the tub to hold the tubing in place, and pushed the tubing down so it was flat on top. I then began filling the trash can built a fire in the tub (in the middle of the copper loops).
then just a little pump (the kind that run off of a drill) to pump it from the trough to the can when it gets low.
then I let it heat up as I headed down to mom and dads to raid the freezer.
when my wife got home from work that night the whole area was fogged in from the mist off the water in the cool night air, I had a bottle of wine chilling in a bucket of ice, and a couple steaks grilling on the copper tubes.
it may not have been pretty but you could hardly tell in the dark, and I was a hero for a day or so.