Jeb48

Spikehorn, The Bear Whisperer

Bear Counting in Canada, wonder if they do this in TN, the fellow they took along for the filming has a lot of good lines. http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=vJRDpTUIrJI&vq=medium

Good eye, yep that an Edsel.

Was just saying that to my wife.

BA-10 Armored Car. Spain

We live on a 1200' drive with heavy woods between the house and the road which dead ends just beyond our house so I don't fly a flag at the house. Had a similar problem at the previous house and put a flag pole on the mailbox pole but at least that wasn't a dead end road and I did it mostly to honor the retired Marine across the road. So this is where I fly the flag now.

Yvonne Craig - What movie?

Australian WW-1

Cowboy pose, but is he a real cowboy or a want to be.

Charlie Chaplin in "Shoulder Arms" - 1918

Yea and I hate to think what the front ones neck looks like and the back ones arm from debris coming out the side.

Probably go this one on here but...

Maybe just dropping back from +P would be enough to reduce the recoil to a tolerable level.

I bought a Homelite Super EZ 16 mid/late 70s. Cut many cords of wood, as I heated with wood as my primary heat source till about 10 years ago. I backed off to about 30% of my heat then and 5 years ago stopped completely when we move to TN. I finally replaced mine when the ignition module died and gave it to a friend that had the identical saw and he fixed it and uses it as his backup. Had what I think was an XL as my backup saw but it had the same fate. I bought a Husqvarna and could not believe the improvements in technology over the 30+ years. with all the shock mounts and such it is a lot easier on the hands and arms and chain adjustments requires no tools. Of course soon after that is when I started phasing out my wood cutting. Homelite made a great chain saw.