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Better the sign alongside of me than a moose in front of me.

The art of levity is lost on some. oh well.

Mashing Potatoes... is that Willy Korgan's cover band?

He prolly has the one of the pot-bellied dude on his front bumper.

You mean like that LanCo CCP judge a few years ago?

So, it belongs to an appeals level judge who was on the bench in 2017 and who drives an overpriced status symbol bought/leased from a Rt 30 dealership?

Count of Chester.

Try not to listen to the little voices in your head. They cannot be trusted.

pet cemetery?

I wanna see the twin pipes in Hershey.

Were your plate to start with 582, I'd think you were from Gahdinah.

Is Hann the cook? Wondered what happened to that guy after the M. Falcon crashed...

Yeah, I'd buy shoes and boots at the same time. Ditto on the poles. Might want to consider gaitors, too.

Prove it.

I have one pair of boots from Beans, but they are not those crappy faux leathery things. Tried them on before I went online and bought them at discount.

I use an old hoop beer barrel. Leaks a little but I can't stand those blue plastic things.

Plant dont know if you are putting them in soil in Maine or soil in VA. They just grow.

>Peppers grew but struggled.

I thought I'd focus on peppers this year. Same as you, they grew. And grew. Never before had a 6-foot pepper plant. But only hard as hell, 2 inch peppers. Really weird result.

Wait until after the last frost to plant. Add a little water every now and then when it's dry but otherwise plants know how to grow.

Although 600/quarter may not fit the legal definition of price gouging, it sure seems that way.

I remember reading a story a bunch of years ago about a city guy who got so fed up with having to pay a water bill that he drilled a well in his back yard. The water authority took him to court, lost, but was still able to bill him for sewer based on some water use formula. He was not allowed to put in a sand mound.

2700 =/- miles from San Fran to PTown... Rt 6 must be a long and winding road.

Shorts with flip flops. While shoveling all the snow that never comes any more.

And a bucket of a salt/sand mix.