50+ thread

What? Hospitals trying to collect money? It isn’t something new.
When my wife had her surgeries at Banner for her cancer removal they didn’t offer 15% for paying early, they demanded payment prior to seeing us.

 

Yep. That’s what they did to me. And I bought it.

 

Free Honey!

 

Can you tell which locked up front or rear or all ? curious trying to work out in my head what you would have to screw up to lock all 4 up and not really coming up with anything .

Cypher

 

Lucky they weren’t the special ones from Africa!

 

gotta do some thought i was done!!

 

So you now have entomology to add to your resume :} Hey be happy as I recall before I left Austin they were having some problems with the Africanized ones in the southern areas of TX.

Cypher

 

I don’t understand

 

Good to hear

 

Yea
I guess they can’t handle the cold up here

 

Rears. Started dragging just before they locked (10’-15’). Right after I took the pic they went and moved it. There was a loud bang as they let loose and it immediately locked again! I think they broke something to save a $50 tow charge!

 

https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/africa...w-and-when-will-they-arrive-in-north-Carolina

Ahh :{
The Africanized honey bee was first detected in the United States in 1990 in south Texas (Figure 2). For three years, their distribution was confined to the southern part of that state. In 1993, however, the AHB was detected in Arizona, and by 1995, they were detected in New Mexico and southern California. The bees then spread north, and by 1998 they were found in Nevada. In every state where they became established, the bees continued their migration northward over the next few years. By 2004, the bees had migrated through Texas and were detected in the southern most counties of Oklahoma.

For reasons that are yet unclear, the eastward spread of the AHB stalled in Texas for many years. This unexpected hiatus in home-range expansion was hypothesized to be a result of climate or other ecological factors. Nonetheless, by 2005 the AHB expanded eastward from Houston. Most recently, the AHB has become established in western Louisiana, southwestern Arkansas, and southern Florida (Figure 2). It remains unclear how the AHB entered Florida, given the lack of positive AHB findings along the gulf coast, thus it seems likely that the bees were independently introduced on cargo ships through commercial shipping ports.

 

These suck.
Way to much more wiring in the pack to change around. Like 30% heavier.

Hope I didn't forget anything. I'll find out tomorrow..

 

Bet the rear shoes came apart or the retainers did.

 

Chuck

Chile - where are you?

Hope they fix it right this time

When DIL had baby, they offered a discount to pay it off - lump sum

 

I was.

 

Up here? Where you, panhandle?
We’ve got em I think. We got some look darker than regular ones. Verry aggressive. It’s kinda crazy.

 

Howdy

 

Big Cabin OKlahoma.