First try at a bull
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Thanks, Efren!
Thank you, Tyler! I think it will maybe do best with a loaded fall, but I'm looking forward to having a whip with a quick change feature so I can try it out to see! And tapered dyneema crackers. I also want to try an English eye going into a twist then into plait.
Ron "rewind" I mean as a bit of a joke, going backwards back up the thong!
No core strands in there yet. Fixing to start that, though. There are six strands- three doubled. One is the sheath that's folded to the inside, then two twisted together and threaded into the sheath- when it's folded down to make the loop I started plaiting around the sheath, a four plait will just fit if done very tightly and not gapping. I will bring out one of those inner strands for a five plait and replace with a single core strand of the end of my belly on my whip, then bring out the other sheath strand, into six plait, add a strand when I get close to the TT of two strands and plait for several inches, bring out, add another, etc.
That is the plan, anyway!
Thank you, Tyler! I think it will maybe do best with a loaded fall, but I'm looking forward to having a whip with a quick change feature so I can try it out to see! And tapered dyneema crackers. I also want to try an English eye going into a twist then into plait.
Ron "rewind" I mean as a bit of a joke, going backwards back up the thong!
No core strands in there yet. Fixing to start that, though. There are six strands- three doubled. One is the sheath that's folded to the inside, then two twisted together and threaded into the sheath- when it's folded down to make the loop I started plaiting around the sheath, a four plait will just fit if done very tightly and not gapping. I will bring out one of those inner strands for a five plait and replace with a single core strand of the end of my belly on my whip, then bring out the other sheath strand, into six plait, add a strand when I get close to the TT of two strands and plait for several inches, bring out, add another, etc.
That is the plan, anyway!
Inch by inch.
Rachel, I am trying to wrap my brain around your description and right now it's not making sense to me.
But I have been fighting the medical bills and such and my brain is pretty fried.
I'm sure that it will make sense at a later reading.
Part of it was a bill I received from a pathology lab and I can't pay the whole bill.
I sent them a $10 check so that they would know that I am not ignoring them and that they would be paid eventually.
They sent the check back basically saying that it was not a sufficient partial payment and to send $86 and something change.
I just don't get it.
Any way thank you for your explanation.
Ron
But I have been fighting the medical bills and such and my brain is pretty fried.
I'm sure that it will make sense at a later reading.
Part of it was a bill I received from a pathology lab and I can't pay the whole bill.
I sent them a $10 check so that they would know that I am not ignoring them and that they would be paid eventually.
They sent the check back basically saying that it was not a sufficient partial payment and to send $86 and something change.
I just don't get it.
Any way thank you for your explanation.
Ron
It's ok if you disagree with me.
I can't force you to be right.
I can't force you to be right.
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Ron no worries I'll still be hanging around
You just take good care and if I get this figured out just ask me when you get ready and I will do what I can to help make it clear(er).
I don't think they can legally send a medical bill to collections if you are sending them $10 per month. Call and ask them what's the lowest they'll accept, then tell them what you can afford. They'll usually meet you halfway, or at $25 per month. I have no insurance so... Yep
That stinks!
You just take good care and if I get this figured out just ask me when you get ready and I will do what I can to help make it clear(er).
I don't think they can legally send a medical bill to collections if you are sending them $10 per month. Call and ask them what's the lowest they'll accept, then tell them what you can afford. They'll usually meet you halfway, or at $25 per month. I have no insurance so... Yep
That stinks!
Inch by inch.
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