McAdam wrote:depending on when you get the clip, I can come up there with the puller to move it. but an easy way would be to get some of those things they use for towing busted *** cars, the have 4 wheels on them and they go under the wheels. just jack up the arse end of the clip, put one of those babys under it and push! lol
and for getting rid of it, you can have fun with it if you hack it up with a sawzall into little peicves and just load it in a truck and deposit it in the big dumpsters all over town, like at apartment complexes otr construction sites. a few peices here, a few there...
yeah!! RB20 time
McAdam
McAdam wrote:lol!! sorry 1dollar240, but North Dakota is about as land locked as you can get! infact, the geographical center of North America is a town called Rugby, in north dakota. By geographical center, that means that it the furthest inland point from ALL bodies of water. it sucks here.
McAdam
Nathan wrote:as for getting rid of it...vacant field nearby? I know it's terrible...but if all else fails throw it in the river or something.
McAdam wrote:lol!! sorry 1dollar240, but North Dakota is about as land locked as you can get! infact, the geographical center of North America is a town called Rugby, in north dakota. By geographical center, that means that it the furthest inland point from ALL bodies of water. it sucks here.
McAdam
Meantime wrote:Recently, I had the (dis)pleasure of driving all the way clear across North Dakota on 90/94 West, from Fargo to the Montana border. Let me tell you, that is the most two-dimensional landscape I have ever seen in my life. It's like being in a sensory deprivation tank. The only part of the journey that was even worthwhile was the Badlands at the end. I think I'll permanently scratch North Dakota off my "places to go" list.
Oh yeah, let me contribute to this thread. You could also use it as a picnic table or conversation piece.