Posts posted by 4th and 5
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49 minutes ago, Quasimofo said:
Found this very docile guy under a mesquite tree yesterday. Giving me the side eye.

I found a fat one like that yesterday and put him in with my 3.5 foot Cali king, they're friends now but they won't be when that king snake finishes digesting that bird I shot and fed him last week
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Are they heavy? Yes. Are you in a foot race? No. If you have scars or other issues they don't fit right. Half the time I forget my neoprene socks and just wear ankle socks, still, no problem. You got to buy them about 3 sizes up and then they are comfortable with your waders and neoprene socks. They have to be just loose enough to kick off.
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Everlast Ray Guard boots. Yeah they are big and heavy but I ain't tryna get stuck and I've abused a pair for 10 years + from Galveston to SPI and they are still going strong.I get mine about 3 sizes too big for my stocking foot breathables or neoprene sock wet wading
Popping cork? the big heavy ones with the loud clicker beads and heavy gauge wire cast a country mile and I have been doing quite well with that Gulp or DSL under a popping cork. It ain't a topwater, but it catches more fish
damn I need to go fishing
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On 4/2/2020 at 9:53 AM, YoungCounty said:
This may have been mentioned up thread, but I didn’t see anything definitive. What about those of us who are self-employed? I don’t have employees nor do I have payroll.
I thought I read that Schedule C filers can qualify for PPP. Basically, your “payroll” number is your profit. Is this correct? And if so, how do I prove I used the money to pay myself?
I would sure like to know the answer to this.
My wife is Self-Employed with no payroll.can she apply for PPP?
I am self-employed with payroll. Should I do it based on 2.5 times my employee payroll or 2.5 times my income up to the maximum allowable limit?
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Well I can't imagine this not being in place in six weeks
https://www.dps.texas.gov/director_staff/media_and_communications/pr/2020/0327a
my buddy is a trooper and told me they are being moved to airports to cover this and make spot checks on those quarantined 14 days per GA's executive order -
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My wife is a realtor (not an agent who owns the business), can she apply for an EIDL as a:
Applicant is an individual who operates under a sole proprietorship, with or without employees, or as an independent contractor.
is she an independent contractor? sole proprietor? employee?
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17 hours ago, BearSchlong said:17 hours ago, BearSchlong said:
Unsure, I'll try to find out.
Please let me know what the circumstances were. I have a place down there on the island.
Thanks
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if you guys ever make it to France I highly recommend a WW2 battlefield tour. You can take a train from Paris to Bayeux and be there in under 2 hours. We spent two nights there and it was not long enough
I highly recommend this guide, he is absolutely amazing and has 100% 5 star reviews on Trip Advisor: https://alliedvictorytours.com/about/
We did 2 days with him and it was so worth it. We saw Point du Hoc, Omaha beach and the American Cemetery the first half day. He let me make up whatever it was that I wanted to see and suggested many others. The next day we went to where medics set up a hospital in the church at Angoville au Plain, the hedgerows and where gliders landed and crashed, St. Marie du Mont, Brecourt Manor, saw the ditches and saw where Winters learned he was in charge of Easy, took the causeway over to Utah stopping see monuments and get an idea geographically of why this was such an important objective. We went to Saint Mere Eglise and learned lots about the drops. We saw where Winters and Randleman landed. We went to the bridge at La Fiere, cool to understand Purple Heart highway and that it was loosely based on Saving Private Ryan. We traced Easy’s road into Carentan the same street where the MG42 was shooting out the window as they came into town. We saw exactly where Winters got shot, the batteries at Longues Sur Mer, mulberry harbor at Arromanches. And a lot more.
We spent 3 weeks all over Europe last summer and this was the highlight of the trip.
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On 3/22/2020 at 2:13 PM, Pato del Muerto said:
I has a question, looking for some experienced guidance. Wife bought a cheap greenhouse kit, 6x8 footprint, thin plastic panels. Now that I have it and started scanning the assembly instructions, I see that part of the structural integrity comes from the base being secured to the floor we put it on. Driving stakes into bare earth is one choice, but since we plan on using layered grow boxes inside, I was thinking a build a wooden floor for it and screw the frame into that.
so, boxed 2x4s with another or 2 down the middle, and plywood top? That simple? Or should I have 4x4s on the outside, and open ended more like a large pallet so it’s easier to level?is there treated plywood that would be ok in the elements, including snow on it for weeks at a time? Or would some sort of deck build be better?
You know what you can't fuck up?
Cut stone. I built my garden years ago and it looks the same today






¡Snek!
in Daily Texan
That is a diamondback water snake. Nonvenomous.