14 Jul 15
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Originally posted by coquette[cart: 9328] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> horse
Never ever. Wouldn't consider it. That's a serious no no. Not kosher. Nope. Horse first, then cart. I'm with you.
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14 Jul 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThat horse needs to stick closer to the cart otherwise going around tight corners could mean problems.
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14 Jul 15
Originally posted by Great Big Stees"The tow line should be long for two reasons; first a low hawser dampens the shock of towing. Second, the tow should be long enough to have both vessels in sync with the wave action. Towing thousands of tons tends to stretch wire rope or synthetic hawsers. A long tow lessens vibrations. As a line stretches a lot of heat is generated through friction. Tow lines are not cheap, so all is done to prolong its life. When towing both ships should ride the waves together. Otherwise one ship will be high and other ship low. Thousands of tons falling 20-30 feet puts a heavy strain on the tow ship."
That horse needs to stick closer to the cart otherwise going around tight corners could mean problems.
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17 Jul 15
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbylet's get back to the sticky issues
"The tow line should be long for two reasons; first a low hawser dampens the shock of towing. Second, the tow should be long enough to have both vessels in sync with the wave action. Towing thousands of tons tends to stretch wire rope or synthetic hawsers. A long tow lessens vibrations. As a line stretches a lot of heat is generated through frict ...[text shortened]... ..........................
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17 Jul 15
Originally posted by coquette"It's not easy working with your husband, I'll be straight up about that. But when we work together, we always get great product. It's not easy in the process and as we go along it gets easier, but yeah, it gets a little sticky." ~Jada Pinkett Smith
let's get back to the sticky issues
18 Jul 15
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbytrue visionary. . . stuck it there, for sure
"It's not easy working with your husband, I'll be straight up about that. But when we work together, we always get great product. It's not easy in the process and as we go along it gets easier, but yeah, it gets a little sticky." ~Jada Pinkett Smith
20 Jul 15
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Originally posted by gareth cobb"Happiness quantification sounds a bit wishy-washy, sure, and through a series of carefully administered surveys
twat ya planking abat ,it's solidified in the bucket
across the globe, economists and psychologists have certainly confronted a fair number of sticky issues around
how to measure, and even define, happiness." ~Adam Davidson