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!!??!!??!!?? any ov ya tried this???

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!!??!!??!!?? any ov ya tried this???

2/23/21, 6:47 PM #1

Buck Nall
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!!??!!??!!?? any ov ya tried this???

Buck Nall

Drunker than Cooter Brown!!???

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Born & raised 8 mi from nearest town, youngest of 6 sons. We got electricity in 1947. Pa built wooden truck bodies. He bought an electric drill to use on those truck bodies. I was 8 yrol. My brothers drilled holes for side bodies, I'd put 1/4'' carriage bolts in those holes, bang'm with hammer, put washer & nut on other end, outside one ov'm tighten'm. Anything Pa or my brothers thought I could do, I did! So I kinda grew up learning about Yellow pine. Frame of truck had a hump up over rear axle housing. Paw used a ?foot adze? to cut out a ?notch? in 4x6 so the 4x6 laid flat on frame & it extended past end of metal frame and a little more. It was all bolted/held/holed/down to the trucks metal frame with metal from a blacksmith shop. It laid across top of 4x6 and two long bolts reaching bottom of truck frame where another piece from blacksmith, but somewhat shorter, metal frame down there was a little narrower, Paw had smith to cut the bottom pices shorter, also with the holes for those 2 long bolts from top to go thru, with flat & lock washer and square nut(tighten with adjustable wrench). Years went by, some brothers left home, I got older, could drill holes, more time went by, Paw got older, quit building bodies, I wuz glad ov that. I helped do wood working around the community. THIS WaS LONG AGO & FAR AWAY. THANKS FOR READING Buck

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2/24/21, 12:40 AM #2

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got lost in the translation, there Buck.

Knew a Cooter why back when. Drove an A gasser.

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2/24/21, 1:47 AM #3

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Sumpin els

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My 'air was brown before it turned grey. But no cooties afaik.

A bit of wisdom for a day working in the shop: Isiah 5:11

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2/24/21, 12:25 PM #4

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Ax Me

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ta hol yer beer n ya mite not giter all back

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2/24/21, 5:26 PM #5

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Sorry, not a brand of moonshine sold in them hills here.

Sounds like it tastes good, though.

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2/24/21, 6:02 PM #6

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Not the hills of North Georgia, Mark

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South Georgia .. there's a big difference . . .

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2/24/21, 8:56 PM #7

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I'm pretty sure 'Ol Mr. Brown's 4 year record still stands.

Jump in here anytime, Buck.

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2/24/21, 9:19 PM #8

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Had to Google that..

Mark Nowicki

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2/24/21, 9:28 PM #9

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You Ain't Alone

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2/24/21, 9:49 PM #10

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Gentlemen, I thought IT WAS TIME TO break y'all's wood working train of thought. NOTHING LIKE a little foolishness to loosen up a bunch of other wise hard hitters. Thanks to WOOD CONTROL for lettin' this happen. Need to go, writin 'nother book, long way to go, Cya!

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Born & raised 8 mi from nearest town, youngest of 6 sons. We got electricity in 1947. Pa built wooden truck bodies. He bought an electric drill to use on those truck bodies. I was 8 yrol. My brothers drilled holes for side bodies, I'd put 1/4'' carriage bolts in those holes, bang'm with hammer, put washer & nut on other end, outside one ov'm tighten'm. Anything Pa or my brothers thought I could do, I did! So I kinda grew up learning about Yellow pine. Frame of truck had a hump up over rear axle housing. Paw used a ?foot adze? to cut out a ?notch? in 4x6 so the 4x6 laid flat on frame & it extended past end of metal frame and a little more. It was all bolted/held/holed/down to the trucks metal frame with metal from a blacksmith shop. It laid across top of 4x6 and two long bolts reaching bottom of truck frame where another piece from blacksmith, but somewhat shorter, metal frame down there was a little narrower, Paw had smith to cut the bottom pices shorter, also with the holes for those 2 long bolts from top to go thru, with flat & lock washer and square nut(tighten with adjustable wrench). Years went by, some brothers left home, I got older, could drill holes, more time went by, Paw got older, quit building bodies, I wuz glad ov that. I helped do wood working around the community. THIS WaS LONG AGO & FAR AWAY. THANKS FOR READING Buck

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2/25/21, 12:05 AM #11

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There was a guy who frequented this forum that used the "Cya"

Is that you, Dominick Greco?

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2/25/21, 1:17 AM #12

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There's a Wiki article

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2/25/21, 1:38 AM #13

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Sumpin els

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Isaiah 5:11

Woe to those who rise early in the morning to run after their drinks, who stay up late at night till they are inflamed with wine.

Way to go, John.

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2/25/21, 10:09 PM #14

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No sir, I'm actually Buck Nall from South Ga. USA

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Born & raised 8 mi from nearest town, youngest of 6 sons. We got electricity in 1947. Pa built wooden truck bodies. He bought an electric drill to use on those truck bodies. I was 8 yrol. My brothers drilled holes for side bodies, I'd put 1/4'' carriage bolts in those holes, bang'm with hammer, put washer & nut on other end, outside one ov'm tighten'm. Anything Pa or my brothers thought I could do, I did! So I kinda grew up learning about Yellow pine. Frame of truck had a hump up over rear axle housing. Paw used a ?foot adze? to cut out a ?notch? in 4x6 so the 4x6 laid flat on frame & it extended past end of metal frame and a little more. It was all bolted/held/holed/down to the trucks metal frame with metal from a blacksmith shop. It laid across top of 4x6 and two long bolts reaching bottom of truck frame where another piece from blacksmith, but somewhat shorter, metal frame down there was a little narrower, Paw had smith to cut the bottom pices shorter, also with the holes for those 2 long bolts from top to go thru, with flat & lock washer and square nut(tighten with adjustable wrench). Years went by, some brothers left home, I got older, could drill holes, more time went by, Paw got older, quit building bodies, I wuz glad ov that. I helped do wood working around the community. THIS WaS LONG AGO & FAR AWAY. THANKS FOR READING Buck

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2/25/21, 10:39 PM #15

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Lotta Corn

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Grown in those parts.

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2/26/21, 12:28 AM #16

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Cool, nice to meet you, Buck.

Savannah is my favorite city in the USA.

Leopolds ice cream parlor is a must visit.

Lots of maritime firsts, first steam assisted Atlantic crossing, first nuclear powered

ship was named after that city.

My daughter was accepted to SCAD, but chose a place in Belgium instead.

They even named a square after one of my countrymen.

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2/26/21, 12:43 AM #17

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He's in Alma, GA with the rest the Nall family.

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2/26/21, 1:26 AM #18

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Well there goes the neighborhood!!!

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Born & raised 8 mi from nearest town, youngest of 6 sons. We got electricity in 1947. Pa built wooden truck bodies. He bought an electric drill to use on those truck bodies. I was 8 yrol. My brothers drilled holes for side bodies, I'd put 1/4'' carriage bolts in those holes, bang'm with hammer, put washer & nut on other end, outside one ov'm tighten'm. Anything Pa or my brothers thought I could do, I did! So I kinda grew up learning about Yellow pine. Frame of truck had a hump up over rear axle housing. Paw used a ?foot adze? to cut out a ?notch? in 4x6 so the 4x6 laid flat on frame & it extended past end of metal frame and a little more. It was all bolted/held/holed/down to the trucks metal frame with metal from a blacksmith shop. It laid across top of 4x6 and two long bolts reaching bottom of truck frame where another piece from blacksmith, but somewhat shorter, metal frame down there was a little narrower, Paw had smith to cut the bottom pices shorter, also with the holes for those 2 long bolts from top to go thru, with flat & lock washer and square nut(tighten with adjustable wrench). Years went by, some brothers left home, I got older, could drill holes, more time went by, Paw got older, quit building bodies, I wuz glad ov that. I helped do wood working around the community. THIS WaS LONG AGO & FAR AWAY. THANKS FOR READING Buck

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2/26/21, 10:24 AM #19

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Blueberry capital of Georgia.

That explains it all

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