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BTC Billy the Crud Member San Diego Joined: Jun 02, 2007 Posts: 996	BTC Billy the Crud Posted posted on Fri, Feb 29, 2008 9:45 AM On 2008-02-29 03:41, Cammo wrote: Exactly. Me, I find old candy bar wrappers, dog doo, clover, occasional rocks, and twigs in my front yard. Billy finds cow horns. Did the neighbors put it there as a warning? "We don't LIKE dat Tiki carving CRAP, give heem DE COW HORN! That weeel teach him good!" Hey, that Mr. One-Eyed Jack is incredible! No crud, Billy Boy that is really freakin' nice! Is it all chisel work, or mostly power grinding, 'er what???? Kate, the cow wandered onto my porch looking for old candy bar wrappers, dog doo, and clover, and polished off the last of my tiki punch at my last Tiki Party........there were four bottles of rum in that bowl, along with pineapple, orange,orgeat, and several other juices. He tried to stagger off, but I figured since he was already marinated, I'd just go ahead and slap him on the grill. He was a little gamey, but good, nonetheless. As far as tooling, Cam, I used my entire arsenal. Chainsaw, chisels, grinder, torch, sander, oil based stain, and acrylic paint. Glen is bringing an airbrush set up over this weekend and maybe I'll do a little of that as well. He's not varnished yet, so he's not 100% finished.

On 2008-02-29 03:41, Cammo wrote:
Exactly. Me, I find old candy bar wrappers, dog doo, clover, occasional rocks, and twigs in my front yard. Billy finds cow horns.

Did the neighbors put it there as a warning?

"We don't LIKE dat Tiki carving CRAP, give heem DE COW HORN! That weeel teach him good!"

Hey, that Mr. One-Eyed Jack is incredible! No crud, Billy Boy that is really freakin' nice! Is it all chisel work, or mostly power grinding, 'er what????

Kate, the cow wandered onto my porch looking for old candy bar wrappers, dog doo, and clover, and polished off the last of my tiki punch at my last Tiki Party........there were four bottles of rum in that bowl, along with pineapple, orange,orgeat, and several other juices. He tried to stagger off, but I figured since he was already marinated, I'd just go ahead and slap him on the grill. He was a little gamey, but good, nonetheless.

As far as tooling, Cam, I used my entire arsenal. Chainsaw, chisels, grinder, torch, sander, oil based stain, and acrylic paint. Glen is bringing an airbrush set up over this weekend and maybe I'll do a little of that as well. He's not varnished yet, so he's not 100% finished.

Post #364188 by Billy the Crud on Fri, Feb 29, 2008 9:45 AM