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I stumbled on (again, a satirical) article in The Babylon Bee titled,
Keystone XL Pipeline To Be Repurposed To Transport Chick-fil-A Sauce. The tongue-in-cheek article talked about how there s a national sauce shortage and since the Keystone XL Pipeline isn t pumping gas to us anymore, it would be used to transport sauce.
Can you even imagine a pipeline of delicious flowing goodness to every home? Yes, I know we would all rather have gas flowing but sometimes it feels good to let your mind wander to other uses for things. Also, it would be a great way to get Chick-fil-A sauce on Sunday!
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Anchorage, Alaska resident Hans Dow built his own sawmill and began milling his own boards after lumber prices skyrocketed over the last year.
The price of lumber has more than doubled over the last year and economists warn things may stay this way for a while. That s why people like Hans Dow are getting crafty. I was like, well, I want a sawmill. I can make a lot of stuff with it. I also need to learn how to weld. says Dow, as he hefts a nine foot log onto the deck of his hand-built sawmill. It sits in the corner of his South Anchorage backyard.
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The price of lumber has more than doubled over the last year and economists warn things may stay this way for a while. That s why people like Hans Dow are getting crafty. I was like, well, I want a sawmill. I can make a lot of stuff with it. I also need to learn how to weld. says Dow, as he hefts a nine foot log onto the deck of his hand-built sawmill. It sits in the corner of his South Anchorage backyard.