Further, the qualities and value for timber, and even appearance of pines of the same species, are so much varied by different conditions of situation and growth, that some of the most experienced and intelligent "timber-getters" (or "lumberers") consider as two distinct species, trees which belong to the same. ❋ Unknown (1861)
Weigh passenger and bags, then issue weight-credits to under-weight passengers that they can then sell to all the overweight lipid lumberers so they bear the financial burden of all that special jet fuel. ❋ BikeSnobNYC (2010)
Fine for nimble footed youngsters, but joint damaged lumberers like myself find this somewhat hard ❋ Zornhau (2005)
They came on like a herd of remedial-learning, basement-dwelling lumberers, and the Gawkers responded with predictable scorn. ❋ Unknown (2006)
We overtook a man driving a team of ten oxen with lumber, and of him asked our way, as one might very easily lose oneself in these rolling park-like glades, intersected with deep canyons, with no trails or roads, excepting here and there one made by lumberers. ❋ Cecil Hall (N/A)
The lumberers of the St. John tell, with bated breath, of an antique French caravel, which sails up the Carleton ❋ Charles W. Hall (N/A)
She is chiefly used by lumberers for the transportation of themselves, their boats, and supplies, but also by hunters and tourists. ❋ Various (N/A)
The river had been raised about two feet by the rain, and lumberers were hoping for a flood sufficient to bring down the logs that were left in the spring. ❋ Various (N/A)
The explorers and lumberers generally are hirelings, paid so much a day for their labor, and as such they have no more love for wild nature than wood sawyers have for forests. ❋ Various (N/A)
The lumberers, as they are called, are constantly hewing down the grand old trees for timber, white pine being the principal timber of New ❋ Ella Rodman Church (N/A)
The smoke of the fire goes out through a hole in the roof, and the floor is strewn with branches of fir, the only couch the poor hardworking lumberers have to rest upon. ❋ Ella Rodman Church (N/A)
The inhabitants of this little wild forest community are not very numerous, as may be supposed, and the only object of interest is a flour-mill, which supplies the lumberers for many miles, both above and below. ❋ Henry A. Murray (N/A)
In several places we noticed the slight frame of a camp, such as we had prepared to set up, amid the forest by the river-side, where some lumberers or hunters had passed a night, -- and sometimes steps cut in the muddy or clayey bank in front of it. ❋ Various (N/A)
It is higher than Chesuncook, for the lumberers consider the Penobscot, where we struck it, twenty-five feet lower than Moosehead, -- though eight miles above it is said to be the highest, so that the water can be made to flow either way, and the river falls a good deal between here and Chesuncook. ❋ Various (N/A)
Canal connects it with the lumberers 'home on the Ottawa; the main trunk line of railway, which will extend from the western point of the colony to Halifax, passes through it; a local line, traversing some of the richest land in Canada, is now in progress to Lake Simcoe and Lake ❋ Henry A. Murray (N/A)
The house of Mr.E. does business with the lumberers to the tune of ❋ Henry A. Murray (N/A)
At the north end of the carry, in the midst of a clearing of sixty acres or more, there was a log camp of the usual construction, with something more like a house adjoining, for the accommodation of the carryman's family and passing lumberers. ❋ Various (N/A)
Bytown, which city may he considered as the headquarters of the lumberers. ❋ Henry A. Murray (N/A)
The fire they fed from a stack of drift and wreck wood piled to the right of the door, and fuel for the fetching strewed the frozen beach outside -- whole trees notched into lengths by lumberers 'axes and washed thither from they knew not what continent. ❋ Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch (1903)
It was then little known or visited; a few sportsmen and anglers had penetrated it, but for the most part it was known only to the lumberers. ❋ Stillman, William James, 1828-1901 (1901)
[Chris Hemsworth] and George Clooney are the two most [lumbersexual] people I know, it isn't possible to be more [lumber] than those two.
You've got a lumber going on down there, you need to control yourself. ❋ Dr. Mountain (2015)
man she [sat on] his [lap] and when he [stood up] you could tell he had some lumber goin on ❋ Bizzle (2004)
I'm going on [my own] to the dance but do you have a [lumber] like [Jimmy] ❋ Ashers (2003)
i had to call [the lumberjack] (dealer) to see if he had [cut down] any lumber today for me.
he picked up a few sticks for me since there aren't many [abundant] forests in the area. ❋ I'd Have A Drink With George W (2008)
[No that] was not a herd of [elephants], it was a [lumber] of fat girls. ❋ Jlynnwest (2010)
He [took] his lumber and [left] [the field]. ❋ The Return Of Light Joker (2008)
1. Yo lemme see your [lumber], it's black right?
2. Need some help addin' lube to your lumber? I got the [pine tar] right here.
3. [Whoah], your lumber is huge, i might need to use that sometime, maybe tonight... at the game. ❋ Noodles (2003)
"Man, this [room] [sure] has a lot of nice lumber."
"[Huh]?" ❋ Somedude611 (2011)
Fuck [copping] weed from Jimmy man, that low-count's [bags] are always full of [lumber]. ❋ Spanky McSpunk (2003)
[Hey], there's a [lousy] lumber [down the street]. ❋ Alwe (2008)
