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My shovel isn't here yet. I've been throwing the garden rake but it's just not the same.
Had a similar lack of success with the wheelbarrow.
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My shovel isn't here yet. I've been throwing the garden rake but it's just not the same.
I got some serious distance with a push mower once.
You have mad skills.
Nah, it was more of an expression of displeasure after 47 pulls.
Well, you did give it a chance.
I think so too. The idea began forming around 35 and the decision was made at 43.
Haha.Nah, it was more of an expression of displeasure after 47 pulls.
If you have a BK2 you can always use it to dismantle said lawn mower.....
My shovel isn't here yet. I've been throwing the garden rake but it's just not the same.
I tried it with my dishwasher, it was all good till she came back and kicked me in the shin.Had a similar lack of success with the wheelbarrow.
You have mad skills.
I got some serious distance with a push mower once.
I worked at a bike shop where about one friday a month, aftre hours, we would take a bike that was not even worth giving away - and we knew this because we would leave it outside with a "free" tag on it and not even the homeless guys would take it - and just drink some beers and do whatever we could to just destroy that bike. This included the "hammer throw" - into a concrete block wall, heaving it as high as possible and letting it hit the pavement, bending it in an old maple, driving over it with one of the other mechanic's much loathed Ford Festiva (junk crushing junk).....it was far and away the most cathartic thing you could do after wrenching on people's crap bikes all month. It really kept us civil when working on customer's bikes. Plus, we made some very interesting objets d' art...I actually was the 3 time champion of the bicycle throwing contest held as part of the festivities of the moonlight madness ride held by the bicycle club. I would throw them shotput style I always beat the spinners.
I've had similar problems with a garden hose.
After contemplating hanging myself with it, I opted instead to make 25 smaller hoses. My 2 had a great day.
Any of you had problems with a hoe in the backyard, I'm sure we'd all love to hear the drama.