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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts
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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (45431)12/2/2021 7:22:13 AM
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I have a multi hundred year old oak that fell on the border of my property that has bugged me since I moved here. I joke cavemen probably sat under it making flint arrowpoints. The thing is massive with a trunk that must be 4 feet across. It's on the edge of the woods so I can't burn it without setting the woods on fire. It would take forever and a HUGE chainsaw/bar to try and section it up to move it. I don't think I could move a piece to the log splitter to use it for firewood. But laying there, all kinds of nasty thorny stuff grows around it.
I need one of those hotsaws they use in those competitions that have a 6 foot bar and are powered by a V8 engine.
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