Stijn!!

[svandamme]

Horse dung is better because a cow processes it's stomach(4 stomach lobes) content much more, as such the cow dung is more depleted of nutrients.

You can compare a cow and a horse poop side by side, cow is just yer run of the mill diarrhea ,
while horse dung is way more solid, dry and when you break it up you can find fibers (if they are grass/hay fed that is.) Most dogs love a got bite of horse dung, but you won't catch em chowing down on a cow patty.

Basically horse dung has a lot of organic content, and low nitrogen or acidic stuff
bird chit has even higher organic stuff, but also high in nitrogen and fosfor stuff, pretty good

[GH85Carrera]

In in 1967 my dad was stationed in Korea. He left us in the OKC area since it was supposed to be just one year. That Christmas my granddad said all he wanted for Christmas was horse poop. My brother and I spent a couple of days at a friends horse ranch. We shoveled up a trailer load of manure and grandpa could not have been happier. The horse ranch folks had people come by all the time wanting the manure. They had the standard answer. You can have all you want but start with the barn. After you have that cleaned out you can have the easy stuff by the gate.

The USS Pueblo was captured on January 23, 1968. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Pueblo_(AGER-2)

My dad was home on leave and was supposed to be with us for 3 weeks. After two days the Pueblo was captured and the Air Force called him in the middle of the night and sent a car to pick him up. We did not see him for another year.

[HHI944]

Morning gents! The cigar lounge is back open.....they got some kid to work it.....I'm not sure he's old enough to drink.....and his cigar knowledge seems very limited........this should be interesting

[GH85Carrera]

Is it legal for someone under 21 to serve alcohol there? In OK you have to be over 21 to even serve a beer.

[HHI944]

As long as its not liquor, 18 is sufficient. The average customer is mid 50s though so I can see this kid having problems.....

[porsche4life]

In OK you have to be over 21 to serve hard liquor. Under 21 can serve beer.

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by porsche4life

In OK you have to be over 21 to serve hard liquor. Under 21 can serve beer.

Really? I never buy cocktails but I often order a beer. I just notice some of the servers can't bring the beer. Of course most of them look like they are 12 or 14 to me.

I assumed they had to be 21.

[porsche4life]

Over 18 to serve beer, 21 for liquor.... At least that's how I understand it.

[GH85Carrera]

Hey Sid, the two helmets came in for the Autocross. Did you want me to keep them here at the office or take them home with me? If you are just going to make a sticker for them I can apply that.

[porsche4life]

Well I need then so we can figure out how big we can go. Hang on to them at the office for now, I'll figure out when we can pick them up, and I'll give you a heads up. I'll be in the city Friday, but I won't have a chance to get up by your office, and I'll be out if pocket for a bit after that. I'll talk to the boss.

[porsche4life]

If we don't get up there before, just bring them to April bfast. It's like 3wks between breakfast and the autocross.

[GH85Carrera]

OK I will make myself a note to bring them if you don't have them by then. Now I just have to remember to look at the note. I will make a note for that.

[porsche4life]

I'll remind you.




If I remember.

[HHI944]

Bleh, I have a million little things to do today and they're all 50 miles apart........throw some offspring in the jag. Put the sunroof back, link the radar detector and my phone and go! Wheeeee

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by HHI944

Bleh, I have a million little things to do today and they're all 50 miles apart........throw some offspring in the jag. Put the sunroof back, link the radar detector and my phone and go! Wheeeee

I bet your parents told you a million times. Don't exaggerate!

[RKDinOKC]

I was the shovel operator for LOTS of both horse AND sheep leavings for our garden. Every spring before the planting started we had to till in the fertilizer and then had the area plowed and disced with a tractor to turn over the soil deeper than a tiller could reach. Then days of rotor tilling that into dust. We rotated leaving 1/7 of the garden area unplanted. It was the compost area for that year and got all that good stuff tilled in with the Troy Bilt tiller.

I really don't have much of a desire to till up and plant a garden, maybe after I retire.

[svandamme]

Kinda embarrassed a Ferrari F12berlinetta on the way home.

He came flying by making all kinds of great noise, then took the off ramp at the Ring , aka the egg because it's a very small radius, sharp turns. He was driving a bit antisocial, overtaking on teh right and all, so i figured he was fair game.


He had a good 250 yards on me, basically the off ramp,but braked too soon and went through the turn well below the capabilities of his Ferrari..
By the time he was close to exit of the turn, i was chucking BF-1 in, just dropped it a gear , no brakes required.



And i had carried enough speed to close in, and now he was out of the turn, and gunning it again but way to low of speed to catch the speed i was carrying...
That beautiful noise was very loud, but this time i heard it from the front, to the side, and then in the back as i blew past him and dove into turn2

Not bad for a Diesel.

[nynor]

Originally Posted by HHI944

Bleh, I have a million little things to do today and they're all 50 miles apart........throw some offspring in the jag. Put the sunroof back, link the radar detector and my phone and go! Wheeeee

as in the band, offspring?

[nynor]

today, new loads, 100 yards:

[porsche4life]

Hmm. My iPhone is picking up 4g out here in the sticks....