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Painted this pumpkin with my girlfriend for Halloween

Most of my time spent with shoes on, I’ve usually got some Reebok, K Swiss, or cowboy boots and being a box truck driver, these were an instant hit!! My first pair of cowboy boots were Double H Jase, and these are the Dylan’s I belive. These have the steel toe and when I wore them today for the first full day of wear, they felt almost weightless. Sure, I could tell they were there but man they felt amazing. I am a sucker for round toe just because my first pair were square and over time my feet felt like clown shoes (most of my boots like my Dan Posts and JB Dillons are round toe), but regardless, if you do a lot of work out or indoors, use heavy equipment, drive trucks or are on your feet for most if not all day, these will be your best friends. Can’t go wrong being made here in the states either! Getting ready to lather some bick 4 on them for a bit of extra protection and they will be styling and I’ll be smiling!! Hell, might even be able to take the girl square dancing if she ever decides to get herself a pair of boots too lmao

So I mostly play classic rock and I was listening to Van Halen’s Cabo Wabo and I thought man that guitar sounds really sweet. After some research I found the guitar was a Fender Electric XII and after listing to more 12 string songs from Zeppelin, the Eagles, and some Tom Petty, I knew it was time to get one. Of course I decided I had to build it so after finding a usable tele body and a twelve string neck we got to work. Decided to call this one Cowboy Killer

Saw this on an old box from a place called Ringer Research that did stuff back in the day for lawn care. Thought this was pretty interesting and was wondering how old it could be. This company Ringer was big in the 70s and 80s not sure if this label was from that long ago or not? Seems like now that I don’t work at UPS I see more and more of this everywhere I turn

So I’ve never had a bike before but I grew up riding four wheelers, one in particular we sold just a month ago was a 2002 Yamaha 350 warrior 6 speed plus reverse, so I know the shift patterns. We actually sold it to our neighbor who is selling a bike and I’ve always loved the sound of it and just how free it feels. It’s a 2009 Honda Shadow Spirit 750. Anyway, how difficult is it to get my license and how much would I be looking towards in the state of Ohio. I am 20 and I read somewhere that if you’re over 18 you don’t need the permit you can just get the endorsement instead.

So my grandfather and I have built 5 guitars total, and I decided it had only been since September since we built one so why not build another. This guitar (right) is a backup for my main guitar with notable differences with paint color, numbers, but electronic and parts wise they are basically identical twins. The pickup is a custom wound by mePAF style humbucker with a bourns 500k pot and of course a Floyd rose. This was also based off of a photo shopped picture of a Kramer Pacer with the classic hockey stick headstock. I never thought I’d have so much trouble with a guitar, but while the paint was drying on the neck the whole thing fell and made a gnarly snap like EVH’s Kramer 5150. Then when putting 6 neck bolts on, two snapped inside the wood so we filled the holes over and called it a day. The neck definitely is not coming off so hopefully the screws, and dowel rods help the headstock stay a bit reinforced. This guitar “2917” is a police code for someone who disturbs the peace and I figured since people in my family tell me to turn the noise down, the code was fitting.