Who's pissing on your chips today?
No-one. today was good :)
Oh there are people annoying me today, but they're not pissing on my chips. they really belong on the fly/ointment thread, but i'm too lazy to post there too
Fuckin' chipmunk somehow got into our room while we were sleeping. Woke us up when it crawled across our faces. I chased it out a window with a broom, but now I'm a little too wired to fall back asleep.
I think it's time to do something about all the chipmunks around here. And find out how it got in.
glatt, I hope it wasn't rabid.
We had a chipmunk get in our house once. They sure do get excited.
Well, it didn't bite either of us.
It seemed to be attracted to the light. Kept climbing into my bedside table lamp. I don't think chipmunks can see well in the dark. So I used a broom to chase it and a flashlight to light a path to the window. Seemed to work. It was tired by the time it crawled up the wall and out the window slowly.
Awww, I wish I had a chipmunk in my bedroom, they are sooooo cute
glatt, you really made me laugh. a chipmunk, huh? Are you sure?
People, don't be like glatt. Don't let an unannounced nocturnal chipmunk ruin your day. Look on the Bright Side! At least he didn't ask for three-fifty.
Gawddamn Loch Ness monsta always wantin' three-fifty.
I think it's time to do something about all the chipmunks around here...
An issue that, tellingly, McCain AND Obama are both silent on.
... And find out how it got in.
Chipmunk haz ur keyz
yer on a roll this morning Bri.
Did you get a good night's sleep? I got maybe 4 hours. 3 of them good.
And the chipmunk thing is weird. This neighborhood is not balanced ecologically. A year or two ago, we had dozens of bunny rabbits living in our neighborhood. Then some foxes took over for a while and the bunnies were gone, and now there's an explosion of chipmunks.
So how did the Chipmunks overpower the foxes.
Seriously, Glatt, be afraid. Be very afraid. Chipmunks that can defeat foxes can defeat YOU! And they know where you live!
And they know where you live!
And they have his keys.
And have no compuctions about walking all over you!
Mmmmm ...... piss flavoured chips .... aghghghhghgmmmmmmm
i always thought it was "pissing in your cheerios". . .
You know that scene from Holy Grail where the killer bunny is jumping at the throats of the knights? The chipmunk was kinda like that, launching across the room from the top of the radiator, aiming for the flashlight in my one hand, when I first started chasing it around the bedroom with the broom. I had the door closed to keep it trapped in the one room. I chased it around and around the room, with all the windows open, just hoping it would eventually veer out one of the windows. Me in my boxers and undershirt all goosebumpy and spooked out but chasing it anyway. Took about 5 minutes and I really wore it down. It was dragging as it slowly climbed up the wall and out the window. Chipmunks don't have stamina.
My wife had stuffed the bathroom rug under the bottom of the bedroom door, and was waiting out in the safe hallway. The kids never woke up.
I wish I had a video of it. I'd post it here. I'm sure you'd all have a laugh.
I had a similar situation with a squirrel about 15 years ago - very funny glatt. Brought a reminiscent smile to my face.
You know that scene from Holy Grail where the killer bunny is jumping at the throats of the knights? The chipmunk was kinda like that, launching across the room from the top of the radiator, aiming for the flashlight in my one hand, when I first started chasing it around the bedroom with the broom...
Actually, it sounds as though you have rather
robust chipmunks there in Virginia. :)
Today I meet with Evil English Prof to discuss my thesis---or, lackthereof. He shot me down. Denied. Wish me luck or I'll be harshin' his buzz or stonin' his bum or whatever it is we are doing today.
Scorching my groove? Yeah, that's it.
You know that scene from Holy Grail where the killer bunny is jumping at the throats of the knights? The chipmunk was kinda like that, launching across the room from the top of the radiator, aiming for the flashlight in my one hand, when I first started chasing it around the bedroom with the broom. I had the door closed to keep it trapped in the one room. I chased it around and around the room, with all the windows open, just hoping it would eventually veer out one of the windows. Me in my boxers and undershirt all goosebumpy and spooked out but chasing it anyway. Took about 5 minutes and I really wore it down. It was dragging as it slowly climbed up the wall and out the window. Chipmunks don't have stamina.
My wife had stuffed the bathroom rug under the bottom of the bedroom door, and was waiting out in the safe hallway. The kids never woke up.
I wish I had a video of it. I'd post it here. I'm sure you'd all have a laugh.
lol!
Reminds me of the mouse we finally "trapped" last night. It just drug the trap around the house by one leg. We both just stared at it like...what now? The trap was supposed to kill it. Previously it would just take the cheese and not set off the trap at all.
We ended up scooping it off a counter-top and placing it outside hoping a creature more vicious than we are would find a mouse dragging a trap around and kill it.
I fear the worst this morning, whatever is in here now is aggressive. It's been making lots of noises, and the trap is still on the other mouse's leg. I thought we only had one mouse........
Put the mouse in a rear naked choke. That should do it.
That's happened to me before with a mouse. The solution is easy. I have a metal coffee can I keep handy. You pick up the trap with the mouse in it, drop it in the can, put it in the freezer, and then the next day, you take the mouse-cycle out of the freezer and drop it in a plastic bag to be deposited in the outside trash can. It sounds harsh, but it's the easiest and most humane way to do it. The mouse gets cold, falls asleep, and never wakes up. It experiences discomfort, but not as much as if you tried to kill it with a blunt object or something. Plus, it's very easy.
Aaah haaah! Yes! I see......
Well that works. I've thought that might not be a bad way to go myself...If it's good enough for me....
Why didn't I think of that?
We catch our mice in a live trap, then release them in a park or cemetery.
A few weeks ago I went around the outside of the house and filled in all the little holes with caulk and putty (mice can get in some pretty small cracks). We've only had one mouse in the house since then.
This is something I have to do once or twice a year.
Hmmm...I'll have to look into this "live trap" thing too.
I've got to do the inspection of our house to see where we have gaps. But I have a feeling the chipmunk got in through an open door. I came back into our basement after mowing a couple weeks ago, and the door had been wide open the entire time. Then I found lots of teeth marks in a bar of soap down there. I caught two mice after, and assumed they were the culprits, but maybe it was the chipmunk.
There's no question we have openings somewhere, because every Fall, we catch half a dozen mice in the house. Problem is, we have poorly installed aluminum siding on this house, and there are many gaps in the siding. I've ignored the siding, because fixing it is a huge and expensive job, and not a necessary one. It was installed over the original stucco. So I assume the original stucco is keeping things water tight. Plus, the exterior walls are masonry, so they can't rot. But the siding is attached to furring strips, which are nailed into the stucco, so there is a gap between the siding and the stucco. Mice can get in there and run around looking for any openings into the house.
Not an ideal situation. But fixing it would be much more effort and cost than it's worth.
One word for all of you: cat.
It's actually easier to deal with 6 caught mice each year than cleaning out a litter box 52 times in that same year. Smells less too.
heeheee...will your dead mouse cuddle with you at night?
Now, what deters spiders? Maybe I should get an anteater? :blush:
lol! I thought of borrowing the neighbor's cat last night to take care of my little problem for me....The kitty was already in bed, too late!!!
We have seen what that cat does to mice.........
cleaning out a litter box 52 times in that same year. Smells less too.
104 - once a week is not enough :headshake
lol! I thought of borrowing the neighbor's cat last night to take care of my little problem for me....The kitty was already in bed, too late!!!
We have seen what that cat does to mice.........
I don't want Wild Kingdom going on in my home: I've heard that mice can smell cats and won't bother a home in which cats reside. I've never seen a mouse anywhere I've lived where I had my cats, and I've lived in some old places where you might expect mice.
Bats however, those fuckers don't care if you have a saber-toothed tiger in your house, and the cats think they're fun. :shudder:
That's why I borrow the cat and invite it over every once in awhile. To deter mice. My neighbor who owns the cat has mice as well. We are both on the war path with mice right now. These mice are getting aggressive.(large field=field mice=pest outbreak during the fall)
I am allergic to cats and can not own one.
I had mice in an old apartment once. I'm not even really afraid of them, but when one runs across the kitchen floor I will freak out like a girl!
They don't freak me out. I think it's gross and I want them gone. Now killing them freaks me out. Don' wanna.
When they screw with my puppy's food bowl, well, that really pisses me off. (not just gross anymore)
The truth is, they piss me off, they are gross, but they are really cute when you get a good look. They have just gone too far. I hear one now...further illustrating my point. It is at my puppies dish again and it should learn from the example that was made of it's little friend/family member last night.....and the two others that accidentely drowned in the sink.
Mice are actually life threatening. They sometimes chew the insulation off wires and burn houses down and kill people. In some areas they carry life threatening illness.
I have no qualms about choosing me over them.
It's a lot harder to clean up after a life-threatening illness than it is to clean a litter box 52 times a year. Smells worse, too.
:)
Just messin' with ya, glatt.
Just messin' with ya, glatt.
Why, you....
I oughtta..
Who you callin' a you-eye-otta?
Yes. They are nasty. When nasty vermon hang around my puppy and it's dish, it's war.
WAR!!
;)
The truth is, they piss me off, they are gross, but they are really cute when you get a good look. They have just gone too far.
We just recently went thru this.... starting with isn't "it" kinda cute, to catching/releasing outside, to "the motherfuckers are shitting in my kitchen, stomp on their heads!!!"
We ended up with traps that squashed and then electrocuted the bastards. All better now. :)
lol
I'm known for being a pushover animal lover type, but my mantra is "if the fuckers are in MY house uninvited, and not paying rent, sorry, they have to go...KILL IT."
HG was invited, I guess. :p
We ended up with traps that squashed and then electrocuted the bastards. All better now. :)
Once time dead not enough?
I've never had a mouse not die from the trap. But I do have a foolproof baiting method.
Smear a small strip of cloth with a small amount of peanut butter - just enough to coat it. Wedge the cloth into the bait side of the trap. It's got to be in tight. Set the trap. Place by a wall wherever you've found droppings. The mice pull on the cloth, trying to get some of what they smell.
I did have one negative repercussion from trapping last year. I put one up in the suspended ceiling in the basement. That weekend I went off to visit relatives and Mrs. dar and the kids stayed home.
You guessed it. Mouse must've died Friday night and they had no idea why the basement smelled so bad. :eek:
Mouse must've died Friday night and they had no idea why the basement smelled so bad. :eek:
The only reason I don't use poison.
Me too, Glatt. I want to be able to remove the 'remains'.
Calm down Zenny. he said an explosion of chipmunks; obviously a suicide fox took a lot of the community out.
Update: Yes, I totally killed a mouse yesterday. The landlord bought sticky pads, and I just felt so bad for it...Those sticky pads work. Yes they do. Too well maybe. It would have died on it's own, but seeing what the sticky pad did to it, I had to put it out of it's misery immediately. That sucked so bad. I guess killing mice gets easier after awhile. But I don't see myself getting used to it. Screw the landlord, I think I'll get live traps. I don't want to have to do that again.
literally
At our conference friday I got fritos in my box lunch instead of REAL chips but the sandwich was great.
( fritos is the only corn product I don't care for. Anyone notice that dog's feet smell like them?)
Anyone notice that dog's feet smell like them?)
LOL!
We just recently went thru this.... starting with isn't "it" kinda cute, to catching/releasing outside, to "the motherfuckers are shitting in my kitchen, stomp on their heads!!!"
We ended up with traps that squashed and then electrocuted the bastards. All better now. :)
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...while your husband runs around with an oven mitt and a badminton racquet screaming like a woman..."
Good times.;)
No that's my house. And my husband.
Taking a sip of the coke I just poured in the cup and seeing scummy stuff on the bottom of the glass as Im swallowing!!!!
Thats what I get for letting teenage boys do the dishes.
Meeting over-running.
I'm sat here unable to go to lunch until they're out.
Okay, I've already eaten, but I have things I want to sort out damnit.
I think I might take a whole hour today, just to console myself.
bats, rabies, rabies postexposure prophylaxis, ~$1000/shot * 5 shots, plus accompanying health care expenses (~$10,000). Saber tooth tiger would be cheaper to keep.
bats, rabies, rabies postexposure prophylaxis, ~$1000/shot * 5 shots, plus accompanying health care expenses (~$10,000). Saber tooth tiger would be cheaper to keep.
??? What's this?
BigV, I'd just skip it. I'm sure you'll be fine.
There are only six known cases of a person surviving symptomatic rabies, and only one known case of survival in which the patient received no rabies-specific treatment either before or after illness onset.
Fellow camper related the story of finding a bat and the ensuing horror story of the expense and trouble related to the rabies shots he and his family had to endure.
**I** have not been exposed, only second hand via his shocking tale. It was over $50,000 for his family of five to get the full course of rabies postexposure prophylaxis injections. His gold plated insurance covered it, thank goodness. But what are your options? Skip it? Sure, I heard somewhere that, like, three out of three people die eventually. So I got that going for me, which is nice.
Austin has a huge bat population, and there was a bit of a rabies problem going around back when I was in junior high. I had to forcefully stop a classmate from touching one we found lolling about on the ground during school one day. She got all disdainful about how stupid I was being, of course it wasn't rabid, it was probably just sad because it was lost. WTF?! To this day part of me wishes I'd let her pick it up.
We catch our mice in a live trap, then release them in a park or cemetery.
A few weeks ago I went around the outside of the house and filled in all the little holes with caulk and putty (mice can get in some pretty small cracks). We've only had one mouse in the house since then.
This is something I have to do once or twice a year.
Hmmm...I'll have to look into this "live trap" thing too.
Be careful of hot weather when using them. One summer I used a live trap. When I got home I walked to the field to let it go but what came out of the box was not a cute little mouse. What rolled out of the box was goo. I guess the little thing suffocated in the heat. :greenface
More than suffocated. I think it drowned in its own sweat.:greenface poor poor thing :thepain:
sql 2005 express, no, compact edition. express is ok.
Not pissing on my chips, just pissing in the litter tray.
Having Diz's try in my room is not working.
I have to ask my landlady if there is somewhere I can put it downstairs.
Don't get me wrong, I will happily change the litter as often as needed, but this room is too small and too hot to have the tray in here. I know I am breathing in pee and poop molecules all the time.
I know I am breathing in pee and poop molecules all the time.
It's OK, you're breathing them back out again, too. ;)
Do you have one of those enclosed trays? they are sooo much better than the old open-style tray we had for ours in the UK.
Ah, you know the British attitude - I'm happy to breathe in a pound f shit before I die and all that.
But the smell, the smell!
Will sound out landlady tomorrow.
They want to see more of Diz (mad people)
Having the litter tray downstairs means he goes there without me at least.
I will consider a covered tray for both situations. Firstly I'm hoovering twice a week and still worrying about the carpet. Secondly it would help with the smell wherever it was.
Ta!
We have a covered box and it's scooped every day. it's right in the kitchen and we can still eat our dinners! :lol:
NYS Dept. of Ed.
I'm going to waste another sunny Saturday taking exams. Oh and their insistence in giving precise definitions to common words not commonly in the field outside of New York. My chips are sodden.
Diz has such bad farts today.
He's just come to lie on my chest (I have the laptop propped up on my knees) and let another one go. With his arse about 12cm from my face.
They're hot and meaty and if they had a colour (and it's hard to believe they haven't) they would be toxix orange, as in Agent)
Oh dear oh dear oh dear, as Dr Chinnery is wont to say.
In roaming the internet for ideas on litter trays, it turns out I've been treating the Diz cat very badly.
Am going to get him another tray twice the size and start buying clumping litter.
The good news is that I've found a cat food that doesn't have all the additives I despise and in bulk (with free delivery) it works out less than five pounds a month more than I pay for the stuff I already buy. And I don't have to haul it home.
So that might put paid to the rancid farts, and at the very least (and yet very important) I'll feel so much better about his health.
Had a really thorough hoover, tidy and did some washing today. Made me feel very virtuous. Did something else that made me feel very degenerate, but riased hopes in my heart. A good day all in all, even if this isn't technically the thread to say so.
No one. Everyone here knows better than to mess with my salt and vinegar chips!! :D
1) the school newsletter editor who "corrected" the grammar in my latest haiku about scrip so it went from this:
Trees gift colored leaves,
Scrip bucks color school field trips.
Strong roots yield great joy.
to this:
Trees’ gift-colored leaves,
Scrip bucks color school field trips.
Strong roots yield great joy
wtf are gift-colored leaves? hmmm? couls she not see the pattern in the structure s of the first two lines? could she not see the clever repetition of color but as a different word form? hmmmm? Mine may be crap, but her version is much crapper and I'm embarrased to have had my name attached to it.
2) an asshole parent at the swim club. We're in a borrowed pool this season because ours is under construction. we had mechanical problems, lots of no swm nights due to other teams having meets (there are 4 teams using this pool instead of the regular 2), and meet schedule cock-ups due to two teams withdrawing from the league at the last minute. none of these are our fault, but they're bloody irritating.
Last week, we were supposed to have a Tri-meet on Thursday. A butterfky meet (there are 4 events at each meet -medley relay, freestyle relay, individual freestyle sprint and indiviadual specialty) The other two teams rescheduled it for tuesday. but forgot to consult with us. or in fact even tell us. after we didn't show, the realized, and sheepishly left a message on the coach's answerphone that the thursday meet was cancelled. no reason given, we ferreted around and worked it out. but they held the meet anyway without us, so no chance of a reschedule.
But we need to have a butterfly meet. so after further rooting around, we discovered there was one butterfly meet atill to be held in the league (a rescheduled dual meet due to another fuck-up), so we muscled in on it. the meet was Monday night, we got confirmation that it was Ok for us to swim Saturday night. normally, the non-competitors don't swim when we have a meet, but because it was such short notice nd we've had so many pool closures and other problems 9our swimmers have been swimming in room temp water for 3 weeks), we hired extra coaches so the youngest group -who mostly don't compete- could still have practice.
so i sent out an email with all these details and asked people to respond if they got it, because we would call all families who hadn't with the details (as a courtesy). We had to call 52 families (about 50%). Two people did this. They rock.
Today i get this email:
I'm not sure whom this e-mail is actually going to so please forgive me for not addressing you personally. Unfortunately, I need to share with you my frustration. Let me state that I am not e-mailing you to complain about the pool or meet situation as I truly believe that this is just plain unfortunate and is no ones fault. What I am frustrated about is a phone call I received Sunday late afternoon. I was out with my family and my mobile phone rang. I choose to answer the call which was my first mistake. The woman who called identified herself as being form Ypsi otters. The jest of the conversation is that I was chastised for not responding to an e-mail that was sent out Saturday afternoon. First off I do a great deal of volunteer work so I truly understand the commitment that you all have made and I appreciate all that you do for this organization. However, what I am frustrated about is that when you send an e-mail on a weekend while it may be time sensitive you should not call up families and belittle them because they did not respond as quickly as you felt they should have. While I realize that in the perfect world all families will sign up in advance for meets and all coaches will have all of the line ups done ahead of time you and I both know this is not the case. My kids have swam in 2 meets this year and at both of these meets the line up where being done at the pool that evening. So, it is very perplexing to me as why it was deemed necessary for you to call all of the families that did not respond to the Saturday e-mail? I appreciate the fact that these call where made, however I don't think they were done in the spirit of being considerate. If my children miss out on an opportunity because we did not read a notice I would not blame anyone except myself. If the calls where made because you as a board are also frustrated with the current situation then one would expect the caller to be considerate, pleasant and maybe even apologetic. I'm sharing this information so you can have an understanding as to how this was received. I'm going with the assumption that the woman who called me was just plain frustrated with the notion of calling all of the families and that it was not her intention to come across the way she did. I really think that your expectations of getting 100% response within such a short time frame ( and being a weekend) was really unrealistic.
I hope that my e-mail is received in the spirit in which I am sending it. Things cannot change for the better if one is unaware of the problem.
Thank you for your time,
just fuck right off, honey. I'm glad it wasn't me who made those calls because then I'd be really fucking pissed. and she'd be dead
Fortunately, we had nothing but positive feedback from everyone else, so we know it's her who's off her freaking trolley.
oh, was I ranting? i'm so not sorry :D And I feel much better. now i'm calm enough to reply to her..... well, almost
JUst tell her, "You obviously have some issues. Still, everything happens for the best and in this case although God closed a door he opened a window in our schedule. See you later!"
Hey I'm just f'ing pissed ummm'kay? Pissed pissed piss, and it's not a pissed that will just pass. It's a pissed I will take action on. No sweeping it under the carpet. Pissed.:mad2:
I've been angry for about 24 hours now. That's a long time for me. And the longer I'm angry, the more angry I get for being angered. Don't give me that "no one can make you angry" "you decide your own emotional state". F'ing no. Some people deserve to get it when they don't know when to stfu, and say a bunch of insulting crap, esp. unprovoked at all. If I'm choosing to be be pissed, fine. That's just fine too. Fu** it.
How do people know that they have crossed the line when someone isn't there to shake their red face.:mad2: :headshake
It's just going to keep happening. I feel like I have to give up. Which is the real pisser. Being in a forced situation suxors. Lose-lose. I don't like to lose.
I've been pissing in my own chips lately so I'm just gonna stop it.
Is that how they get the salt-and-vinegar flavor?
First, it's "to whom" and not "whom to."
Second, "jest" is a joke or witticism, "gist" refers to the substance of a conversation and can be used when one is making a synopsis of a conversation.
Third, "my kids swam..."or "my kids have swum..."
Fourth,"Where" refers to location, and while the pool is the location, you are referring to the past tense, "were". Not to mention that we usually use the letter 's' when we make a plural. As in "...these meets the line ups were..."
Fifth, I'm gonna stop now and not take you to task for your shitty punctuation (mainly 'cause my own pretty much sucks) or your indefensible use of "the fact that" (according to Strunk and White) and your repeated failure to recognize verb tense or plural nouns.
Finally, You are in serious need of either penis, pussy, or more tennis. See that you get taken care of before you log on to your computer again.
BTW, If you are spending QT with your family on the weekend, why do you even have your cell phone with you?
Or you could just respond with:
"Mm'kay, thanks for sharing."
What's wrong with 'the fact that'?
I just read some of it. He takes the fun out of language. Sometimes its not about being concise, sometimes it's about rhythm and flow, personal speech patterns and dialect.
I'll continue to use my preferred method...the fact that he deems a reductionist approach to be more effective doesn't resonate with me :P
He's no James Joyce to be sure, but he does help a lot of others who also aren't Joyce be more readable. ;)
Or you could just respond with:
"Mm'kay, thanks for sharing."
That;'s pretty much what I went with. sorta. ish. well maybe not quite just that but with a little additional info.....she apologized..... :D
re the grammar, omg you should read some of the emails I get, this one was pretty good. "swimmed" is a common occurence...... actually it usually only has one m
http://www.bartleby.com/141/strunk5.html
See item 13. "Omit needless words"
William Strunk, Jr. (1869–1946). The Elements of Style. 1918.
1918? Wow dude, like that's like so ancient like. You know, like so 20th century, dude. Get with like evolution or revolution or progress dude.
http://www.bartleby.com/141/strunk5.html
See item 13. "Omit needless words"
I seen what you did thar.
Sorry, been hearing a lot of "seen" lately. Without any haves.
THE HORSE-LESS CARRIAGE? IT'S A FAD. IT'LL NEVER CATCH ON.
WHAT?? WHERE'S MY TRUMPET?
First, it's "to whom" and not "whom to."
Second, "jest" is a joke or witticism, "gist" refers to the substance of a conversation and can be used when one is making a synopsis of a conversation.
Third, "my kids swam..."or "my kids have swum..."
Fourth,"Where" refers to location, and while the pool is the location, you are referring to the past tense, "were". Not to mention that we usually use the letter 's' when we make a plural. As in "...these meets the line ups were..."
Fifth, I'm gonna stop now and not take you to task for your shitty punctuation (mainly 'cause my own pretty much sucks) or your indefensible use of "the fact that" (according to Strunk and White) and your repeated failure to recognize verb tense or plural nouns.
Finally, You are in serious need of either penis, pussy, or more tennis. See that you get taken care of before you log on to your computer again.
BTW, If you are spending QT with your family on the weekend, why do you even have your cell phone with you?
Or you could just respond with:
"Mm'kay, thanks for sharing."
Mm'ok, good stuff anyway.
We just got home from an overnight trip to find that two of the three large pumpkins we had on our side step were stolen. Part of me is pissed, and part of me wonders why the hell they didn't just take all 3, because now we still have to make a trip to the dump to get rid of the last one. :headshake
Because there were only two of them, they couldn't carry three.
Dump? Drop that sumbitch out at 80 mph, all the king's horses and all the king's men, couldn't scrape up enough to fill a sandwich bag.*
*speaking from experience.;)
We stuck ours out in the back yard, and the squirrels (or something) ate about 90% of it already.
We just got home from an overnight trip to find that two of the three large pumpkins we had on our side step were stolen. Part of me is pissed, and part of me wonders why the hell they didn't just take all 3, because now we still have to make a trip to the dump to get rid of the last one. :headshake
Just chuck the whole thing into the nearest wooded area or garden. We do that each year and see what grows up the next year.
Just chuck the whole thing into the nearest wooded area or garden. We do that each year and see what grows up the next year.
So that's where baby hobos come from.