Alabama thread!

I had to shave when the Kung Flu first started. I looked like a fucking penis.....haven't shaved again

 

Unfortunately I had to wear a mask Wednesday when I went to the eye doctor. If you would have looked quickly I looked like a 1970s chick from the waist down with curly hair popping out the bottom of mask.

 

Just doing some designing.

How's the workflow for the night?

 

Shit so far

 

Hey man, just drinking some rum and watching a dumb movie about vampires lol.

 

So one of my packages I ordered this week was suppose to be delivered yesterday. When I checked no update available. This morning it says it will arrive later than expected. USPS lost Amazon contract here in Auburn and now they can’t even deliver their own packages on time.

 

Sup Bart
When are we gonna try to mess with your bedrack?

 

The parts are in the package. Might be Sunday/Monday if they get here.

 

I'm off either day.

 

Dammit, I had to work last weekend and it’s raining this weekend. Hard to wash a new truck with this kind of weather today.

 

nice. id love to have one but I always lose a nice knife and keep a cheap one forever.

 

From AlabamaWX



TODAY: The center of Tropical Storm Delta will be moving through Mississippi before making a right turn and moving through the northwestern parts of Alabama this evening and into tonight. While Delta as a tropical system will continue to weaken throughout the day, a combination of rising instability across Central Alabama and elevated helicity moving in with Delta will put us in a risk for the potential of a few tornadoes today.

SPC has all of the southeastern and much of the eastern parts of Central Alabama in a Slight Risk for severe storms throughout the day today, while the rest of the area is under a Marginal Risk. The main window for the threat of tornadoes will be from 9:00 am through 11:00 pm tonight from west to east. Any tornadoes that do form will be quick, spin-ups that may be hard to detect just as you would expect to have with tropical systems. While most of them will be smaller EF-0s to EF-1s, there is a non-zero threat of a stronger tornado.

Other than that, we can expect today to be cloudy at times with occasional rain and a few thunderstorms, continuing through tonight and through the overnight hours. Highs will be in the mid-70s to the lower 80s. Since we have been dry for a little while, flooding should not be an issue, but some locations along and north of the I-59 corridor could see as much as 2.00-3.00 inches of rain, while south of that will see 1.00-2.00 inches through Sunday night. Be sure you have a way to get severe weather warnings in a trustworthy fashion if they are needed to be issued and go over your severe weather safety plan.
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SUNDAY: Much of the rain should come to an end late in the day on Sunday, but a few lingering showers may be possible through the evening. Skies will be cloudy otherwise and highs will be in the mid-70s to the lower 80s on both days.
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THE WORKWEEK AHEAD: Once we get the remnants of Delta out of the area, the weather will feature dry days with plenty of sunshine with warm temperatures to start, but a cold front sweeps through Central Alabama late on Monday which will drop our highs back into the mild category. Monday’s highs will be in the mid to upper 80s, falling back into the upper 70s to the mid-80s for Tuesday, then the mid-70s to the lower 80s for Wednesday. High pressure will move into the western portions of the Carolinas on Thursday which will send some cooler air in our direction, but it may take a full day for those highs to drop a little. Thursday will be in the mid-70s to right around 80 degrees, then falling back into the upper 60s to the upper 70s on Friday.
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THE TROPICS: As of 4:00 am, Delta was located around 45 miles to the south-southeast of Monroe, Louisiana, with maximum sustained winds at 45 mph. Movement was still to the north-northeast at 16 mph with a turn to the northeast expected later today. On the forecast track, the center of Delta should move across northeastern Louisiana this morning and then across northern Mississippi and into the Tennessee Valley later today and Sunday. Delta will continue to weaken and will transition down to a tropical depression later today.

We also have a westward-moving tropical wave that is producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms over the central tropical Atlantic. Slow development of this system could be possible later this weekend or early next week while the wave continues moving westward at 15 to 20 mph. Upper-level winds are forecast to become unfavorable for further development by the middle of next week.
* Formation chance through 48 hours…low…10 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days…low…20 percent.

 

Use the free rain to your advantage. It’s already pre rinsed, get you a bucket of soapy water and start washing. Lease water you will need to pay for.

bonus: you can take a shower at the same time.

 

Well, it is Saturday.

 

I haven't seen where benchmade went anti-2A. I know that they were advertising hard on Gov-X a few weeks ago. But I already own 2 Benchmade knives so I'm not going to be needing another knife any time soon.

 

They cut up a bunch of guns for Oregon City PD last Feb. They’ve also donated heavily to anti-gun Democrat campaigns in several states. There’s more that they’ve done, I shouldn’t have turned this into a political discussion.

I ended up making another purchase for the MGM.

 

True dat, can't get political in here. I'll look it up on my own.

I spent some money this week too,

 

A friend gifted me this one a while back.

 

Is the 43x just got a taller grip so more shells? I’ve wanted a 43, I got one of those holsters seems good 4 the money.

 

Nice, that’s a Native 5 in an excellent steel.