Antfarmer has infected the Barn (again)...

[Mick]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

Yes he is. This is UD at his best, and I for one can appreciate it. Sharp as a razor, seriously.

I DO remember Tennis and Golf nut, IIRC he was a very wealthy baller. Did he go to prison?

And how much time did Big Bob serve for manslaughter? (which I would not wish on anybody)

Well, he CLAIMED to be a super-wealthy dude, but me and several other posters called him out numerous times for posting financial and investing nonsense. As a result, I always thought he was a total fake, but it is possible he inherited a lot of money, and had not yet lost it all to horrible investing strategies and bad decisions. One thing is for certain though, do NOT take financial/investment advice from that guy!

Originally Posted by higgyburners

wasn't he the one that liked young girls off craiglist...or was that all a joke of some sort

Yes, ptindall outed him trolling for underage hookers on Craigslist. Of all the things he lied about over the years, I couldn't believe that was the one thing he was telling the truth about, but it was.

[Vandelay Industries]

Originally Posted by dvarapala

Remember AF2 doesn't live on that beautiful ranch in Texas anymore - he fell on hard times and moved to Michigan to live with one of his kids.

Right Doug?

Did he bring the oak stumps with him?

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

He is the only member if i saw in person i would probably assault him. When i got drafted during Vietnam and lost guys on my own street my first cousin and 30+ from my home town and a guy i went to High school that got awarded the Medal Of Honor who was drafted to hear Der Feigler call drafted men losers and the bottom of the barrel in the Military i took offense of that and i told him. The average age of death was 19 years old, not old enough back then to drink or vote except overseas. I can put up with STS and Eat dicks and even DaNN but you've cross the line with me when you bring that up. My body has paid a big price why i get Military disability. He better never hope i meet with him.

TBH---I think it's possible eat diks is derf.

[IB4TL]

Originally Posted by Strats-N-Vettes

TBH---I think it's possible eat diks is derf.

Wouldn't surprise me.


Blacky

[Strats-N-Vettes]

Originally Posted by IB4TL

Wouldn't surprise me.
Blacky

What up Baldy...

[DJ_Critterus]

UD should do an article covering oak stumps

[Jughead]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

UD should do an article covering oak stumps

Got to be better than drill holes in his exhaust.

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by Anjdog2003

He is the only member if i saw in person i would probably assault him. When i got drafted during Vietnam and lost guys on my own street my first cousin and 30+ from my home town and a guy i went to High school that got awarded the Medal Of Honor who was drafted to hear Der Feigler call drafted men losers and the bottom of the barrel in the Military i took offense of that and i told him. The average age of death was 19 years old, not old enough back then to drink or vote except overseas. I can put up with STS and Eat dicks and even DaNN but you've cross the line with me when you bring that up. My body has paid a big price why i get Military disability. He better never hope i meet with him.

Yup. When he found out I was disability retired from the Navy he sent me several PMs disparaging all veterans. He's a lower life form than liberals, which says a lot. **** him.

[ptindall]

Yes, people can change their name, but they can't change their opinions, interests, and history. I have even better evidence than this that LetItRide is $118k, long wrap sheet, super douche, red2012, but if I mention it in a thread, he complains to moderation. Chemdog banned me for a week and threatened to permaban me if I kept mentioing it, AKA posting the truth.

[Big bob]

Originally Posted by DJ_Critterus

UD should do an article covering oak stumps

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by Jughead

Got to be better than drill holes in his exhaust.

"The name is Barton. Doug Barton. I like my exhaust holes drilled and not punched."

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by Big bob

Good morning to you, Antfarmer! How is the weather in Michigan? Is it humid yet?

[ricks327]

Currently 80 degrees and 45% humidity. Nice day

[The_Dude]

Way to go Doug

[DJ_Critterus]

Originally Posted by ptindall

Yes, people can change their name, but they can't change their opinions, interests, and history. I have even better evidence than this that LetItRide is $118k, long wrap sheet, super douche, red2012, but if I mention it in a thread, he complains to moderation. Chemdog banned me for a week and threatened to permaban me if I kept mentioing it, AKA posting the truth.

It's Cumdawg... not Chemdog

[Big bob]

It is amazing what you come up with over a backyard mechanic that uses a stump. Carry on I see you don't have much to live for.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Big bob

It is amazing what you come up with over a backyard mechanic that uses a stump. Carry on I see you don't have much to live for.

Bet your passenger did.

[IB4TL]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

Yup. When he found out I was disability retired from the Navy he sent me several PMs disparaging all veterans. He's a lower life form than liberals, which says a lot. **** him.

So you defended our country & got injured in the process to only have to deal with that bullshit

Thank you to you & all veterans for your service regardless of enlisting by choice or being drafted

[Aerovette]

Per CHATGPT:

Using stumps as jack stands can be a practical and cost-effective way to elevate your vehicle for maintenance or repairs, especially in outdoor or rugged environments. However, it's important to exercise caution and follow proper safety procedures to ensure your safety. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use stumps as jack stands:

Note: It's crucial to remember that using stumps as jack stands may not provide the same level of stability and safety as purpose-built jack stands. If possible, it is recommended to use dedicated jack stands designed for automotive use.

Step 1: Select suitable stumps
Choose sturdy and stable stumps that are large enough to support the weight of your vehicle. Ideally, the stumps should be cut to a height that allows you to work comfortably underneath the vehicle. Look for stumps that have a relatively flat top surface to ensure better stability.

Step 2: Park on level ground
Ensure that you park your vehicle on a level surface to prevent any additional instability when using stumps as jack stands. This will help minimize the risk of the vehicle rolling or shifting unexpectedly.

Step 3: Engage the parking brake
Activate the parking brake on your vehicle to secure it in place and prevent any movement while it's lifted.

Step 4: Use a hydraulic jack
Before using the stumps, you'll need to lift your vehicle off the ground using a hydraulic jack. Locate the appropriate jacking points specified in your vehicle's manual, typically found near the wheels. Carefully position the jack and pump the handle to raise the vehicle to a suitable height.

Step 5: Place the stumps
Once your vehicle is lifted, position the stumps securely under the designated support points. The stumps should be placed directly under the vehicle's frame or chassis, providing stable support. Avoid placing the stumps on suspension components or other vulnerable parts of the vehicle.

Step 6: Lower the vehicle onto the stumps
Gently lower the vehicle onto the stumps by slowly releasing the hydraulic jack. Make sure the stumps are adequately supporting the weight of the vehicle before fully lowering it onto them.

Step 7: Test stability
Once the vehicle is resting on the stumps, give it a slight shake to ensure stability. If the vehicle wobbles or feels unstable, raise it again using the hydraulic jack and reposition the stumps for better support.

Step 8: Perform necessary maintenance or repairs
With the vehicle securely supported on the stumps, you can proceed with your desired maintenance or repair tasks. Always exercise caution and follow proper safety procedures when working underneath a lifted vehicle.

Step 9: Safely lower the vehicle
Once you have completed your work, use the hydraulic jack to raise the vehicle slightly, ensuring the stumps are no longer bearing the full weight. Carefully remove the stumps from under the vehicle.

Step 10: Lower the vehicle to the ground
Finally, lower your vehicle completely using the hydraulic jack until it's resting firmly on the ground. Remove the jack and ensure the parking brake is disengaged before driving your vehicle.

Remember, while using stumps as jack stands can be a temporary solution, it's advisable to invest in proper jack stands for long-term use. Always prioritize your safety and be cautious when working underneath a vehicle.

[Jughead]

Stumps can be ****ing heavy. Maybe they mean little logs. And by little I mean 8-10" in diameter.