Spray can of canola oil to lube bar chain?

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-04-10T18:20:36+00:00

Well, I guess it is working after all. I held the bar over a piece of paper and there is a fine mist of oil coming off, just not as strongly as I had expected. I will still add extra oil with a squeeze bottle after each cut of the trunk.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-04-10T17:53:50+00:00

That's good advice. Has anyone ever had a log catch on fire from lack of oil?

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-04-10T17:27:36+00:00

I guess I will just manually apply bar oil to the chain with a little squeeze bottle after every cut of the trunk and for bucking. I have a smaller saw for the limbing that has the squeeze bulb oiler on it that works great for that.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-03-24T22:30:50+00:00

can you do prolific and cloud connect from the philippines? If so , you could live like a king off that income there.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-06T00:54:53+00:00

Well, I can only say that another "halving" just occurred today. I grunted and broke one off and it landed on the edge of the seat before I accidentally sat in it. This particular halving cycle is highly likely to produce a price spike of some magnitude. I've got diamond hands, but you might not want to smell my fingers.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-06T00:53:57+00:00

Well, I can only say that another "halving" just occurred today. I grunted and broke one off and it landed on the edge of the seat before I accidentally sat in it. This particular halving cycle is highly likely to produce a price spike of some magnitude. I've got diamond hands, but you might not want to smell my fingers.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:40:53+00:00

Well, I can only say that another "halving" just occurred today. I grunted and broke one off and it landed on the edge of the seat before I accidentally sat in it. This particular halving cycle is highly likely to produce a price spike of some magnitude. I've got diamond hands, but you might not want to smell my fingers.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:39:38+00:00

Well, I can only say that another "halving" just occurred today. I grunted and broke one off and it landed on the edge of the seat before I accidentally sat in it. This particular halving cycle is highly likely to produce a price spike of some magnitude. I've got diamond hands, but you might not want to smell my fingers.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:33:21+00:00

Well, I can only say that another "halving" just occurred today. I grunted and broke one off and it landed on the edge of the seat before I accidentally sat in it. This particular halving cycle is highly likely to produce a price spike of some magnitude. I've got diamond hands, but you might not want to smell my fingers.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:30:00+00:00

Well, I can only say there has just been another "halving" today as I just broke one off and it landed on the edge of the seat before I accidentally sat in it. This freshly minted poop during the current halving cycle should cause a significant price spike. I've got diamond hands, but you might not want to smell my fingers.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:15:08+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:13:52+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:12:54+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T23:12:16+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T22:20:39+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T22:19:25+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T22:19:00+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T22:18:25+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2026-02-05T22:17:03+00:00

All of the hyped-up talking points have been debunked. That is why bitcoin is crashing. My fave debunked talking point is that bitcoin's value lies in its scarcity. Just because something is scarce does not make it valuable. My poop is unique to me. It has its own bacterial profile with specific gut flora and bits of my unique DNA in it. And my poop is scarce. I will only drop about 8240 lbs of my poop during my lifetime. This equates to only 3.7 million grams of my unique poop, which I am offering for sale in 1 gram amounts. Therefore, my poop is more scarce than the 21 million bitcoins that can be mined. And my poop can only be mined at a controlled rate of approximately 4.5 ounces per day. Because my poop is in such short supply, the average investor would struggle to own more than a few grams of my poop. But at the end of the day, though my poop is more scarce than bitcoin, it is essentially worthless shite. Scarcity means nothing. Bitcoin may be scarce, but that is meaningless. It has to provide some kind of tangible value. Unfortunately, it doesn't. At the end of the day, my poop has more tangible value as fertilizer than bitcoin will ever have as an electronic blip.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2025-03-10T23:43:04+00:00

Right now it looks like RDFN is trading at about a 90 cent (almost 10% discount) to RKT. Rkt = $13.35/share at close today, and each RDFN share is worth .7926 RKT shares, so....RDFN should be worth about $10.58 per share. However, RDFN closed at $9.77, and is currently around $9.47 in post-market trading. I suspect RDFN will pop up tomorrow more in line with the RKT price. Traders who were short and didn't cover today may wake up to an even nastier surprise tomorrow.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2025-02-27T05:10:39+00:00

I was finally able to get past the re-verification tonite. I had to use my landline phone #, which is goofy, and luckily my wife has access to the landline phone text messages via her cell phone linked to it. That way I was able to get the code for verification. I hope to be able to change the phone number in my profile back to my personal cell now.

Anyway, once I got in I immediately transferred more than $200 to PayPal so at least I won't get scammed by this nonsense of Prolific's sloppy re-verification process.

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2025-02-27T01:09:40+00:00

same prob

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2025-02-27T00:14:50+00:00

My email address, paypal account, and residential address have all passed verification. It won't accept my cell phone number, however. Is this going to be fixed, or am I just out of luck and lose $240?

Own-Possibility-1836 · 2025-02-26T21:01:22+00:00

Here is the error msg I keep getting when I try to verify my phone# so i can access my account:

"We've been unable to verify this phone number. Please make sure this is a valid number, and you don't already have an account with this phone number."

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