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I'm all for hanging in for the old school...
But how bout new school while we wait 😉
Because I was planning on mowing grass today anyways.
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I'm all for hanging in for the old school...
But how bout new school while we wait 😉
Because I was planning on mowing grass today anyways.
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My uncle, an alcoholic and cocaine addict, decided to weed eat my parents lawn as he was living with us and worked nights. He used the weed eater on the entire lawn, all 3/4 of an acre.
Being drunk and high out of his mind, he couldn't figure out how to work the lawn tractor.
It took 2 years for the lawn to fully recover.
This was over 20 years ago. My grandparents neighbor used a manual mower until he died, but it was a very small area with grass, maybe 400 sq ft.
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This was our mower for 5 years. PITA! Finally got a gas powered one a couple years ago.
Knife and an agate (rock).
Quitter! Haha I don't blame you.
Nice mower strategy, I was on the fence when I bought mine. I bought a Honda because they were redaily available.
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Our yard is consider large for this area. Most houses a doubles so they have half the yard. I would have to mow every 4 days or so. If you let it get out of control it was even worse. So glad to be done with that!
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Just teasing craytab, my lot is 100×65 and I really appreciate gas power. I didn't get rear wheel assist at least, still a bit of work.
Knife and agate. My dad is big into rocks, he gave me the one on the left a few weeks ago. He might have given me the other but I don't remember. He has thousands.
Knife and a beer.
Knife and agate. My dad is big into rocks, he gave me the one on the left a few weeks ago. He might have given me the other but I don't remember. He has thousands.
Knife and a beer.
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How about some proper agate
Knife and a beer...
Specifically a barrel-aged beer.
Knife and a beer...
Specifically a barrel-aged beer.
Just teasing craytab, my lot is 100×65 and I really appreciate gas power. I didn't get rear wheel assist at least, still a bit of work.
Knife and agate. My dad is big into rocks, he gave me the one on the left a few weeks ago. He might have given me the other but I don't remember. He has thousands.
Knife and a beer.
Agate ??? Lol
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How about some proper agate
Knife and a beer...
Specifically a barrel-aged beer.
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I'm not down with the lingo. I thought agate was just a fancy word for rock.
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Oops!
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It is the exposed insides of a glassy rock thing (not official lingo). I found these on the Oregon coast and they were done through natural erosion.
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Nice agate, learn something new all the time.
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Greatest movie ever made you have there.It is the exposed insides of a glassy rock thing (not official lingo). I found these on the Oregon coast and they were done through natural erosion.
Barrel aged beer coming up if I still have some.
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St. Bernardus...
You have great taste:thumbup: I'm a huge fan of their Abt. 12 brew.
You have great taste:thumbup: I'm a huge fan of their Abt. 12 brew.
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Nice beers KOD, I have some of these. I'm not sure if they're barrel aged or not. I did a bit of research and the website shows old timey pics w barrels. They didn't say if that is still the process or not. I have been wrong before haha.
No oaks in my neck of the woods, outside of the city we have lots.
Just a pic for fun.
No oaks in my neck of the woods, outside of the city we have lots.
Just a pic for fun.
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My name being Bernard...
Not that I can drink any of these now. Not until the transplant at least.
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My name being Bernard...
Not that I can drink any of these now. Not until the transplant at least.
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Wait, when you get the update you get to start over?
Nice!
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Nice beers KOD, I have some of these. I'm not sure if they're barrel aged or not. I did a bit of research and the website shows old timey pics w barrels. They didn't say if that is still the process or not. I have been wrong before haha.
No oaks in my neck of the woods, outside of the city we have lots.
Just a pic for fun.
That ZT and beer make a great couple!