Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:
On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:
In article ,

says...



On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:



In article ,

says...



On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:

In article ,



says...







On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule wrote:



On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT), wrote:















On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:







Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week. Beautiful







weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what a nice







year it was...and 6 months to Spring!















I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and
I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we
come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a
different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced in November.















I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry
trip to earth, and I've not even



gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this year.



Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.







Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge acorns.
But our leaves are just now starting to get some color. Squirrels
are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of these a couple years
ago... worth every penny.







http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx







I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do anything with

leaves but run over them with it.





http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-

mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler



When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every other
day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My riding
mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.



I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they disappear.



You need a few more trees!



I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past couple of

years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind

storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was

the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500, because

it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires

holding it together about 40 feet up.



This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the last

13 years.





Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can blow the leaves into.



My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence into

their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my

leaves into their yard.



I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!



Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and

poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop

home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the

trash can in the summer time.

Good for her being a responsible dog owner.
I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for that purpose.
It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that might
come onto my property uninvited.

Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard
littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.
Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.

Gee, Meyer, why are you so snarky? A guy says he picks up after his dog and
you go after him for that. Why are youso concerned about where someone
lives? You must live in a mansion, right?

On 10/26/2012 9:49 AM, Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 10:31 AM, EmpacherFan wrote:
Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:
On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:
In article ,

says...



On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:



In article ,

says...



On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:

In article
,



says...







On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule
wrote:



On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:















On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:







Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week.
Beautiful







weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what
a nice







year it was...and 6 months to Spring!















I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and
I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we
come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a
different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced
in November.















I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry
trip to earth, and I've not even



gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this
year.



Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.







Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge acorns.
But our leaves are just now starting to get some color.
Squirrels
are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of these a couple years
ago... worth every penny.







http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx







I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do
anything with

leaves but run over them with it.





http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-

mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler



When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every other
day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My riding
mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.



I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they
disappear.



You need a few more trees!



I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past
couple of

years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind

storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was

the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500,
because

it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires

holding it together about 40 feet up.



This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the
last

13 years.





Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can
blow the leaves into.



My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence
into

their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my

leaves into their yard.



I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!



Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and

poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop

home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the

trash can in the summer time.

Good for her being a responsible dog owner.
I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for
that purpose.
It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that
might
come onto my property uninvited.

Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard
littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.
Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.

Gee, Meyer, why are you so snarky? A guy says he picks up after his
dog and
you go after him for that. Why are youso concerned about where someone
lives? You must live in a mansion, right?

When is the last time you had your name on the real estate tax rolls? I
imagine it was back in the nineties when your bungalow was foreclosed on.

Yeah, Wayne got it first... I was hoping for the best but the only
person who could watch don chase folks around the net and insult with
each and every post, is harry krause... later harry, plonk

On 10/26/2012 11:34 AM, wrote:
On Friday, October 26, 2012 11:59:13 AM UTC-3, JustWait wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:49 AM, Meyer wrote:

On 10/26/2012 10:31 AM, EmpacherFan wrote:

Meyer wrote:

On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:

In article ,



says...







On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:







In article ,



says...







On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:



In article

,







says...















On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule

wrote:







On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT),

wrote:































On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:















Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week.

Beautiful















weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what

a nice















year it was...and 6 months to Spring!































I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and

I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we

come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a

different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced

in November.































I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry

trip to earth, and I've not even







gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this

year.







Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.















Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge acorns.

But our leaves are just now starting to get some color.

Squirrels

are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of these a couple years

ago... worth every penny.















http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx















I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do

anything with



leaves but run over them with it.











http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-



mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler







When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every other

day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My riding

mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.







I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they

disappear.







You need a few more trees!







I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past

couple of



years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind



storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was



the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500,

because



it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires



holding it together about 40 feet up.







This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the

last



13 years.











Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can

blow the leaves into.







My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence

into



their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my



leaves into their yard.







I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!







Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and



poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop



home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the



trash can in the summer time.



Good for her being a responsible dog owner.

I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for

that purpose.

It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that

might

come onto my property uninvited.



Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard

littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.

Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.



Gee, Meyer, why are you so snarky? A guy says he picks up after his

dog and

you go after him for that. Why are youso concerned about where someone

lives? You must live in a mansion, right?



When is the last time you had your name on the real estate tax rolls? I

imagine it was back in the nineties when your bungalow was foreclosed on.



Yeah, Wayne got it first... I was hoping for the best but the only

person who could watch don chase folks around the net and insult with

each and every post, is harry krause... later harry, plonk

Are you sniffing that white powder again?
You're the one following me over to alt.guitar.bass and then scurrying back here to report on what I post.

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:56:09 AM UTC-3, Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:

In article ,



says...







On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:







In article ,



says...







On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:



In article ,







says...















On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule wrote:







On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT), wrote:































On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:















Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week. Beautiful















weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what a nice















year it was...and 6 months to Spring!































I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced in November.































I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry trip to earth, and I've not even







gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this year.

On 10/26/2012 10:13 AM, Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 11:03 AM, wrote:
On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:56:09 AM UTC-3, Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:

In article ,



says...







On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:







In article ,



says...







On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:



In article
,







says...















On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule
wrote:







On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:































On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:















Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week.
Beautiful















weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what
a nice















year it was...and 6 months to Spring!































I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today,
and I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake.
When we come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up
in a different slip so the entire dock we're on can be
replaced in November.































I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their
merry trip to earth, and I've not even







gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this
year.







Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.















Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge
acorns. But our leaves are just now starting to get some
color. Squirrels are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of
these a couple years ago... worth every penny.















http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx















I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do
anything with



leaves but run over them with it.











http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-



mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler







When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every
other day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My
riding mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.







I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they
disappear.







You need a few more trees!







I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past
couple of



years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind



storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was



the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500,
because



it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires



holding it together about 40 feet up.







This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the
last



13 years.











Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can
blow the leaves into.







My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence
into



their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my



leaves into their yard.







I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!







Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and



poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop



home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the



trash can in the summer time.



Good for her being a responsible dog owner.

I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for
that purpose.

It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that
might come onto my property uninvited.



Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard

littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.

Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.

You'd best stay away from your former BFF, Snotty.
His disease seens to be highly contageous.


Pestilence and disease is something your poor neighbors have to deal with.
BTW: Your posts are riddled with spelling errors, lately. Wassup with that?

Even now don is still chasing Scot to other groups. I just don't get it.
At the same time it has exposed the latest krause incarnation...

On 10/26/2012 12:18 PM, EmpacherFan wrote:
Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 10:31 AM, EmpacherFan wrote:
Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:
On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:
In article ,

says...



On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:



In article ,

says...



On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:

In article ,



says...







On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule wrote:



On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT), wrote:















On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:







Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week. Beautiful







weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what a nice







year it was...and 6 months to Spring!















I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and
I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we
come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a
different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced in November.















I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry
trip to earth, and I've not even



gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this year.



Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.







Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge acorns.
But our leaves are just now starting to get some color. Squirrels
are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of these a couple years
ago... worth every penny.







http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx







I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do anything with

leaves but run over them with it.





http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-

mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler



When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every other
day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My riding
mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.



I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they disappear.



You need a few more trees!



I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past couple of

years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind

storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was

the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500, because

it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires

holding it together about 40 feet up.



This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the last

13 years.





Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can blow the leaves into.



My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence into

their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my

leaves into their yard.



I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!



Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and

poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop

home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the

trash can in the summer time.

Good for her being a responsible dog owner.
I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for that purpose.
It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that might
come onto my property uninvited.

Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard
littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.
Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.

Gee, Meyer, why are you so snarky? A guy says he picks up after his dog and
you go after him for that. Why are youso concerned about where someone
lives? You must live in a mansion, right?

When is the last time you had your name on the real estate tax rolls? I
imagine it was back in the nineties when your bungalow was foreclosed on.

What? I was still in college. Didn't buy the first house until 2007.
What's with your snarkiness?


We have a lot of practice outing your sock puppets. But if you still
want to play and can stand being humiliated, go for it.

In article ,
says...

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:56:09 AM UTC-3, Meyer wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:

In article ,



says...







On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:







In article ,



says...







On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:



In article ,







says...















On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule wrote:







On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT), wrote:































On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:















Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week. Beautiful















weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what a nice















year it was...and 6 months to Spring!































I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced in November.































I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry trip to earth, and I've not even







gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this year.







Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.















Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge acorns. But our leaves are just now starting to get some color. Squirrels are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of these a couple years ago... worth every penny.















http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx















I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do anything with



leaves but run over them with it.











http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-



mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler







When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every other day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My riding mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.







I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they disappear.







You need a few more trees!







I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past couple of



years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind



storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was



the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500, because



it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires



holding it together about 40 feet up.







This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the last



13 years.











Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can blow the leaves into.







My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence into



their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my



leaves into their yard.







I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!







Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and



poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop



home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the



trash can in the summer time.



Good for her being a responsible dog owner.

I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for that purpose.

It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that might come onto my property uninvited.



Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard

littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.

Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.

You'd best stay away from your former BFF, Snotty.
His disease seens to be highly contageous.

Check your last sentence as well as you check others, bitch.

On Friday, October 26, 2012 12:28:33 PM UTC-3, iBoaterer wrote:
In article ,

says...



On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:56:09 AM UTC-3, Meyer wrote:

On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:



On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:



In article ,







says...















On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:















In article ,







says...















On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:







In article ,















says...































On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule wrote:















On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT), wrote:































































On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:































Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week. Beautiful































weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what a nice































year it was...and 6 months to Spring!































































I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced in November.































































I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry trip to earth, and I've not even















gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this year.















Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.































Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge acorns. But our leaves are just now starting to get some color. Squirrels are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of these a couple years ago... worth every penny.































http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx































I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do anything with







leaves but run over them with it.























http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-







mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler















When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every other day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My riding mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.















I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they disappear.















You need a few more trees!















I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past couple of







years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind







storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was







the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500, because







it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires







holding it together about 40 feet up.















This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the last







13 years.























Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can blow the leaves into.















My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence into







their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my







leaves into their yard.















I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!















Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and







poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop







home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the







trash can in the summer time.







Good for her being a responsible dog owner.



I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for that purpose.



It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that might come onto my property uninvited.







Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard



littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.



Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.



You'd best stay away from your former BFF, Snotty.

His disease seens to be highly contageous.



Check your last sentence as well as you check others, bitch.

Kevin... do you actually work these days?
You'd best be careful or you'll be sacked...just like at your last job in Tucker, GA.

On Friday, October 26, 2012 11:59:13 AM UTC-3, JustWait wrote:
On 10/26/2012 9:49 AM, Meyer wrote:

On 10/26/2012 10:31 AM, EmpacherFan wrote:

Meyer wrote:

On 10/26/2012 9:36 AM, wrote:

On Friday, October 26, 2012 9:10:23 AM UTC-3, BAR wrote:

In article ,



says...







On Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:17:03 -0400, BAR wrote:







In article ,



says...







On Thursday, October 25, 2012 7:48:46 AM UTC-4, BAR wrote:



In article

,







says...















On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 11:08:41 AM UTC-4, GuzzisRule

wrote:







On Wed, 24 Oct 2012 07:49:39 -0700 (PDT),

wrote:































On Tuesday, October 23, 2012 10:15:59 PM UTC-4, bob wrote:















Winterized the boat and had the marina yank it last week.

Beautiful















weekend to work on a boat but a shame...end of season. what

a nice















year it was...and 6 months to Spring!































I'm not ready. In fact, it's going to be 83 degrees today, and

I'm taking the afternoon off to go out on the lake. When we

come back in this evening, I'll have to tie back up in a

different slip so the entire dock we're on can be replaced

in November.































I'm not ready either. But...the leaves have started their merry

trip to earth, and I've not even







gotten a good start on the bumper crop of acorns we had this

year.







Don't ever buy a house with twelve big oak trees thereon.















Too late... we have nothing but 90 foot tall oaks. Huge acorns.

But our leaves are just now starting to get some color.

Squirrels

are going "nuts" right now. I bought one of these a couple years

ago... worth every penny.















http://www.shindaiwa-usa.com/Products/Blowers/EB802.aspx















I bought one of these 13 years ago and I haven't had to do

anything with



leaves but run over them with it.











http://www.toro.com/en-us/homeowner/mowers/walk-power-



mowers/Pages/Series.aspx?sid=Super-Recycler







When my leaves are at full-tilt, I'd have to use that every other

day, and the bag would have to be emptied 20 times. My riding

mower, with the two huge bags, is useless after 4-5 days.







I don't use the bagger. I just run over the leaves and they

disappear.







You need a few more trees!







I have had to pay to have a few of them cut down over the past

couple of



years. One was an 80 foot tall blue spruce that fell over in a wind



storm. $1000 to have it removed and the fence repaired. Then there was



the 80 foot tall Norway maple that needed to be cut down, $1500,

because



it had a Y that was splitting to the ground. There were two wires



holding it together about 40 feet up.







This doesn't count all of the work done on the other trees over the

last



13 years.











Fortunately, I have a huge natural area in the back that I can

blow the leaves into.







My neighbors get ****ed when I throw our dog poop over the fence

into



their yard. I suppose they would have the same problem if I blew my



leaves into their yard.







I really don't believe you throw the dog poop into their back yard!







Luckily my wife takes the dogs for a walk every day and they eat and



poop while on their walk. The problem is that my wife brings the poop



home and tosses it into our trash can. It is not pleasant around the



trash can in the summer time.



Good for her being a responsible dog owner.

I have a dedicated trash can lined with a large garbage bags for

that purpose.

It would be a perfect spot to dispose of any unwelcome vermin that

might

come onto my property uninvited.



Thanks for the reminder. We've all seen photos of your front yard

littered with trash cans and other debris. What a disgusting pig sty.

Your property must be a *vermin magnet*.



Gee, Meyer, why are you so snarky? A guy says he picks up after his

dog and

you go after him for that. Why are youso concerned about where someone

lives? You must live in a mansion, right?



When is the last time you had your name on the real estate tax rolls? I

imagine it was back in the nineties when your bungalow was foreclosed on.



Yeah, Wayne got it first... I was hoping for the best but the only

person who could watch don chase folks around the net and insult with

each and every post, is harry krause... later harry, plonk

Are you sniffing that white powder again?
You're the one following me over to alt.guitar.bass and then scurrying back here to report on what I post.