Cleaned extruded aluminum fence, on site, by unscrewing screws today with my dad, enough screws to evenly coat the bottom of a 5 gal bucket, which is more than it seems like, a lot, to be specific. they're not super little but still there was a lot of them. Had to drive an hour to this ranch where it was. A lot of aluminum, nice. 18 ft trailer full, almost full, and a shred load that fit on my 5x10. It was hot, but some clouds, a little wind, we had shade close by, and we had well water out of a hose hookup to refill our thermoses with. It tasted good/fresh. We laughed, we didn't cry, but got aggravated occasionally and hurt each other with metal on accident. We sweated. I know i spelled that wrong, i think its funny. I'm actually really good at spelling. I'm tired. I'm a redneck, literally, and on the inside, i can't deny it. I'm also Christian, and check the tools and equipment thread titled "This" to see the sweet, sweet tool God had me have in my toolbag not on purpose that i really needed today to unscrew every little screw. Good night yeeeaaahhh. This is a day in the life of a scrapper, check it out. Maybe you want to scrap, maybe you should. Its dangerous, its exciting, its different everyday, it pays good if you do it a lot, it's hard work. It might be for you, it might not. Do your homework. I also had super good burgers for dinner.
