Sure, it's a big place and a clued up crim can make it hard for authorities, but you gotta wonder if the Malaysians didn't want the plane/black boxes found for some reason? Things just don't seem to add up. Those poor families. Every day either nothing or 'we may have found something'.
We've had a fair bit on that mud slide up your half of the world. Can't say that would be on my list of top ten ways to go.
I prefer lightly sautéed. It's a better class of stupidity. The 310 is a sentimental favourite so will keep being repaired until I can't find parts. The grandkids can laugh at the relic when they are old enough to be cutting trees. That's been quite an epic remodelling job. Three/four years?
Coffee and lots of it?
Did the cat appreciate that?
Pioneers, PM Canadiens, and a Skil (that has winged it's way up to a good bugger in USA). Hopefully parts won't be too hard to come by. The best things about these saws so far was the stories the old-timer had about his days using them. He bought from new and had all the manuals and receipts, etc.
Yes. The 370 he bought in '69 for NZ$222, according to the receipt. That seems like a heap of money for way back then.
