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Cousin_Eddie (Forum Supporter) said:

I found this in front of my shop. I'm still not sure where it came from but nothing has fallen apart yet.

Wally (Forum Supporter) said:

Appleseed said:

I cut this pizza. I don't care. But I took a picture to give someone with OCD an aneurism.

It just reinforces my belief that most of the country has no business near a pizza. 
 

Exhibit A: A little slice of Ohio. 
 

I can't imagine cheap, E36 M3ty frozen pizza in NY looking any better, especially at that price point. I know what I'm eating.

4 sets of Jeep/Gladiator half doors. It's tough to find a set, somehow I've ended up with 4. 

Toyman! said:

I found this in front of my shop. I'm still not sure where it came from but nothing has fallen apart yet.

Trailer axle is my guess.

In reply to wvumtnbkr :

It's an axle nut off of something, but I haven't done any axle repairs in years that I can remember. I also don't know that I have ever replaced a castle nut. It's not like they wear out. 

It could be something a son worked on while I wasn't around. 

In reply to Peabody :

When I was in my 20s I got lit up by one of those. I was standing in a steel man basket on a forklift at the time cleaning the power brushes that run down the rail. 3 phase, 277 volts. If you were careful, you could pull them and clean them without getting bit. I wasn't careful enough. The wiring was in poor shape and missing some insulation. Lesson learned though, that was the last time I got bit by 277. That E36 M3 hurts. 

Toyman! said:

In reply to Peabody :

I was standing in a steel man basket on a forklift at the time

Wow I remember those.

We have a dozen of those cranes in the plant, they're 600v 3phase

I'm careful.

Steve_Jones said:

4 sets of Jeep/Gladiator half doors. It's tough to find a set, somehow I've ended up with 4. 

And here I am shopping Gladiators. Related random pic from my phone:

I've spotted this one a few times lately. It is nearly exactly what I'd order if I were buying new.

This used to be the only place to buy paint balls in the early 90s. $120 for a case of 2,000 was a big deal in 94 to a 15 year old. You were very frugal with shots. Why I still have it nearly 30 years later is beyond me.

Wally (Forum Supporter) said:

Ok Wally, let's start a trend

Sorta counts.

Spotted in traffic leaving Boston.

Thought it was an interesting sentiment for an Audi...