Experienced Scrapper
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No it doesn’t. I listen to Audiobooks: I’m listening to Fortitude, by Dan Crenshaw right now. I enjoy disassembling my scrap, and I enjoy a brain reset while I’m doing it. It’s mindless, and I’m able to listen to books and calm down from the ****ery (excuse the language) of the day.Originally Posted by BurlyGuys
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I do music, sports talk, podcasts, audiobooks etc.....there is so much content out there it is an incredible time for media
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Lol can't scrap to this. It almost killed this old man. Lol
Better than the dump!
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Love the anvil!
Out of clutter, find simplicity. --Albert Einstein
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Just.... haunting....
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Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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This and stone-cold just hit me in the soul every time.
Thornton Scrapper
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Hey guys, i made this video. its not "music to scrap to", but a scrapping music video. I used old school nintendo game music for all to enjoy. Not looking for subscribers to my crappy ass channel, Just putting it out there for the scrap community.
Where do I get one of those scrapper squirrels????? I did enjoy the music and video. 73, Mike
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Great video concept. Congrats!
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Absolutely brilliant! Just stood still, listened, and watched.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Really like the videos.... also, love the bed sides setup, assuming that is from repurposed bed frame? I also have a tacoma. How do you have the side ones attached? T-nuts in the bed rail system?
Thornton Scrapper
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Yeah it made from 2 old futons, 2 pieces of hampster cage, hose clamps, 2 pieces of shelf legs and 2 bolts, washers and nuts, all reused from scrap. The sides are from futons that are 2 pieces that screw togeather, not the 1 piece ones. that way they are flexable cause the way the box is there is that angle in the back corner that wont allow the "headache rack" part to go all the way to the sides so the sides have to bend inward a bit. I use the D-rings to clamp the futon pieces to the side of the bed. They sit on that small lip and wheel wells along the box. I had to cut some of the end off to fit right. They arnt for leaning heavy objects on, more for safety reasons and to keep stuff from falling out. I like the "headache rack" piece cause i can put long poles / pipe up there with out having them hang out the back. i once had a 14ft extension latter up there no problems
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My boys from Atlanta got another album out.
This one's good for smashing things:
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I just got tix to see Joe Bonamassa in December. He is a throwback to the old slow, rolling bluesy rock and roll guitarists. I am so looking forward to this concert!....
Here's one that is a hoot. I think the band and singer are very talented even if I will not be adding them to my music. 73, Mike
New Guy
random playlists in spotify
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No scraping at this time for me but I do ride a motorcycle for long rides and listen to music. Here's a partial list of artists:
America
Amy Winehouse
Avril Lavigne
Bananarama
The Bangles
Billy Paul
Black Sabbath
Carole King
Carpenters
The Cranberries
Don Mclean
Dorothy
Dwight Yoakam
Elton John
Evanescence
George Strait
Gin Wigmore
The Guess Who
Halestorm
Huey Lewis & The News
In this Moment
Ivy Levan
LeAnn Rimes
Mary Sarah
Paramore
Patsy Cline
The Pretty Reckless
Rod Stewart
Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox
Simply Red
Sinead O'Connor
Spiderbait
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Tears for Fears
AA Ward
I'm nearing my 69th year and remember as a teenager with a job and buying Black Sabbath album Paranoid. I also bought the album Tapestry both were 1970/71.
I have since purchased both again on iTunes for less that what I paid 52 years ago not taking into account for inflation.
Goggled inflation and $16-$22 for a single album would cost $118.56-$163.02. In 1971 the minimum wage was $1.60/hr, I was a senior in high school and 17 yrs old getting $3.50/hr.
So now that I'm being paid monthly not to show up at work I can afford these bargain basement prices for music. 73, Mike
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