u/lo-key-glass

I don't eat much bread but I always see people post this and it looks so good I've been wanting to try it. Decided to do blts and it was a home run.

Kept it super simple and just did burger sauce on the bun. No other toppings. Honestly didn't need anything else.

I've been looking for an acoustic for a while to have something to grab and play on the couch without going down to the basement and you know plugging in and turning everything on. The guy I bought these from was a drummer who bought them to mess around with and basically never touched them. Both are practically brand new aside from one of the original strings on the bass was broken. I didn't really even care about the amp but I'm honestly digging how the combo sounds. Might try it at band practice. Any suggestions for a new set of strings? I run flatwounds on my electrics because I like the thumpy sound and smooth feel.

I bought this homelite used 3 or 4 years ago. It's worked great. The other day in the middle of using it it died. When I tried to restart it it would start but immediately die. Primer bulb didn't want to fill up. Looked in the fuel tank and the gas line was pretty badly corroded so I went to the hardware store and got a new gas line, primer bulb and spark plug since I was there. Took the carb off and blew everything out. I'm not very knowledgeable but everything looked pretty good. Put everything back together with the new parts and now the primer bulbs still not filling up. Filter looks ok but I tried priming with the filter off and that didn't seem to help. That's pretty much the end of what I know about small engines so I'm not sure what else to check. Is there anything else I can do myself or is it time to take it to a guy? Thanks

My son got the Detroit Dog(chili, mustard, onion of course) and I got the Spartan (basically a Seattle dog but with bacon and hot sauce added). Both were good. This is University Weiner in Lansing, MI.

Epic

2 guys pulling on ropes and it somehow still fell 90° to the notch

Sharpened on the Wolff Twice as Sharp

Seems practically new. Hope this takes some of the pressure off my back out in the garden!

The scoop is a Gilchrist #30. I looked it up and it's at least 85ish years old if not older! My partner has a thing for really high quality versions of very mundane items(and she eats tons of ice cream) so this is going to be a bday present for her.

Thanks