T’ain’t ded yet!

Sorry for the lack of posts, but with the weather and work and projects and family matters, travel, etc etc etc, been a tad busy to talk at y’all.

Will be posting about the project I am working on soon. Here is a teaser for ya.

More laters, I promise. Let me catch up and I will be back on soon.

6 thoughts on “T’ain’t ded yet!”

A ninja thingy? Where ya been?

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diogenesoftherifle says:

January 22, 2014 at 9:42 am

Not a ninja thingy, it has a diameter of 5′. Nice try though LOL.
As for where I have been, all within state and mostly family related travel, as well as lots n lotsa workin’. Earning and burnin the FRN’s as fast as possible right now, feel like we are down to the wire.

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1. Soffitrat says:
  
  January 22, 2014 at 6:23 pm
  
  Yes, indeed. We are.
  
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Ya ever gonna catch up?

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Is that going to be gear reducted ?
DC or AC ?

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diogenesoftherifle says:

February 3, 2014 at 9:30 am

Patience. All will be revealed

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