littlestella said:Thanks for scaring me Ken... I'll watch my appendages...
And its very easy to strip the paint off a house with a pressure washer.
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And its very easy to strip the paint off a house with a pressure washer.
Jacqui said:
Poo, my dang computer crashed the day after this
I really need to break down and get the app for my phone!Yes, grams... holy cow can you imagine him being 100lbs!!!!? YIKES, with his attitude he'd be destroying the house.
School is okay, finals are this week. I am never taking calculus online again... this teacher ruined it for me. I always turned everything in on time and felt pretty confident about it... but he NEVER posted grades until about a week ago, and I have a C in the class because apparently I had no idea what I was doing, but how was I supposed to know without seeing the grades I got on my homework and quizzes?
Jacqui said:
I had one of those. I'm sure we got it at Monkey-Wards!
How did you do that? I couldn't find the IMG or the URL.
Thanks, Jacqui...I copied the codes from your post using my super moderator powers!
Thanks, Jacqui...I copied the codes from your post using my super moderator powers!
I want one!
I think I'll rent the smallest unit, 1000psi just so I don't hurt myself or the house. Our old neighbor (a crazy ex-felon meth-head) used to pressure wash his trees in the middle of the night. You could see that thing taking off full branches. Dont ask me why he would wash his trees but I'm guessing it was the same reason he was digging a hold in his yard to "look for dinosaurs".
Small and simple works for me. Just want to remove dirt and cobwebs, not my fingers or siding.
Small and simple works for me. Just want to remove dirt and cobwebs, not my fingers or siding.
Take the cobwebs down with a broom first. Otherwise, you will blast the webs to your house.
As for why a meth head was doing anything odd, I think the operative question would start with why be a meth head.
As for why a meth head was doing anything odd, I think the operative question would start with why be a meth head.
Is anyone here a big aquarium person?
CourtneyAndCarl said:
Karen, my very patient wife, is very much into aquariums. Tropical fresh.
But neither of us are very “big"! Lol
I've got a 55 gallon aquarium but it has rodents in it... Does that make me a big aquarium person? Just kidding
Had so much trouble falling asleep last night.. But with no work today I slept in till 11 to make up for it.
Seems like today isn't rainy, but all that rain certainly did bring about a whole swarm of mosquitoes! Since I didn't grow up here my body swells up more in response to these mozzies than it used to so I'm not looking forward to my first few bites >.<
Had so much trouble falling asleep last night.. But with no work today I slept in till 11 to make up for it.
Seems like today isn't rainy, but all that rain certainly did bring about a whole swarm of mosquitoes! Since I didn't grow up here my body swells up more in response to these mozzies than it used to so I'm not looking forward to my first few bites >.<
How big? I have a 60gal.
The ex-neighbor was fun to watch from afar. Just tried to avoid any real interaction with him. He wasn't playing with a full deck when he was sober, add in a few chemicals and he was down right scary. After he moved out we found out that he had removed the boards between our fences and was entering our back yard at night. We found all kinds of our stuff in his house after he left. My kayak paddles, my husbands mountain bike parts, our plants... We moved shortly there after too.
The ex-neighbor was fun to watch from afar. Just tried to avoid any real interaction with him. He wasn't playing with a full deck when he was sober, add in a few chemicals and he was down right scary. After he moved out we found out that he had removed the boards between our fences and was entering our back yard at night. We found all kinds of our stuff in his house after he left. My kayak paddles, my husbands mountain bike parts, our plants... We moved shortly there after too.
Fortunately, we've never had any issues out here. It's amazing the affect blue and red strobe lights can have on the seedy side of society. Just turn them on a couple times randomly in the darkness of night and paranoid folks just move on.
Ok, I take that back.. It's dreary and looking like it wants to rain again, plus it's getting blustery.
I tell people that we don't have neighborhood watch here, we have neighborhood swat. The tag line is, “If you're not in my crosshairs, you're in my neighbors". Respectful folks laugh, the bad side look at each other all uncomfortable like!
That is so funny, the neighbor across the street installed strobe lights, so any movement on the property set it off. It did work for her. Its sad when good neighborhoods go bad. After 11 years there we had to move for our kids sake. Everyone is much happier now and my kids can play outside again.
As for home security, the sheriff deputy lives across the road and usually has a patrol car parked very visibly. We've accidentally left the front door unlocked and nothing bad happened. Which is unusual in a lot of suburban areas nowadays.
Ok...off to get a sunburn, wash a house and hopefully keep my fingers. Wish me luck!
littlestella said:
Question... how would you have found your stuff in his house after he moved?
He moved out in the middle of the night and left the house wide open, the next day we found the whole in the fence and went looking around. Every door and window was wide open, it turned out the bank had foreclosed on him. He trashed the whole house.
Hole... Auto type is not my friend
Hole... Auto type is not my friend
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