We must work at the same place. Or at least I take some solace knowing mine isn’t the only habitual offender of this shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
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We must work at the same place. Or at least I take some solace knowing mine isn’t the only habitual offender of this shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawkgt
When customer satisfaction calls and you tell them what they did wrong, then they deny they did that.
Oh I understand. It’s the first thing I do whenever backing up SOMEBODY else’s bmw around the crowded lot after I’ve checked the ground behind me when the stupid mirror hits the deck with reverse...Quote:
Originally Posted by plugboots
My first thought was to get my son to use his drone with a hook. But, the damn balloons are so tangled even if we were to “hook” them, I doubt we’d be able to pull the balloons free.Quote:
Originally Posted by babybear
The flame thrower drone is a great idea in theory, but the drone doesn’t have enough lift to carry the flame thrower load. (It’s only a mavic mini).
I may resort to cutting that long branch down.
They are so annoying. Out running this evening, I saw something silver in the sage and went to investigate. It was one tangled in the brush. No idea how far they drift on winds up here, we’re 10 miles from the nearest town. I come across at least one a year on the desert. Untangled it and threw it away at home.
I've been finding one or more on every ride lately.
The bigger one from last weekend:
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Originally Posted by evdog
Same number or different number?
Number? Thought it was fallopian tubes.
East wind on garbage day. Like 2 out of 3 times. And my trashy neighbor who puts 140 gallons of garbage in a 96 gallon can with the lid open.
Incorrect post is incorrect....amuses rather than annoys me however.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
We’ve got this white trash bitch across the alley. She leaves her bin out all week (whatever) but it’s immediately overflowing the afternoon after it gets picked up. How the hell do you produce that much waste? The magpies love her and more than once the alley ends up full of garbage. If a bag falls out I just toss it over her fence into the backyard.Quote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
You're waaaaay too enabling; 24 hours after pick up toss entire trash can plus any spillage over fence into her yard .... or, does she have a porch?
What ever genius decided that electrical outlets need to be secured with flat head screws needs a swift kick in the nuts.
On topicQuote:
Originally Posted by spanky
https://twitter.com/jimmydunncomedy/...525287949?s=19
One of our neighbors recently got a 2nd trash can. Regular size one, not the tiny guy you can request from the city. Both are filled to the brim every week and overflow at least once a month. The lids are always opened, especially when it's going to rain.Quote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
Single woman in that house, not doing any renovations or anything else that would justify generating that much trash. Her recycling is also packed to the gills weekly. If it's windy half of it ends up in our yard.
The outlet or the faceplate? I agree on the outlet, but the faceplate looks so much better when all the slots are aligned the same way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
Ha! Considering the tree is about a third of a mile from the ocean, better in the tree than in the ocean! But I still want the friggin thing gone!Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
Gender reveal parties continue to annoy
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The outlet itself. Once there’s a couple of layers of paint on those things they are impossible.Quote:
Originally Posted by spanky
The fucking flicker on the roof. He starts doing that shit before 7 in the morning and we are going to have a PROBLEM. :mad:
Trade you for a couple of Stellar jays?Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Calling our bird experts. Let's help these two guys out.
Suet feeders...flickers love those things, but it might attract more of them and more drumming.
As much as I love flickers, they sure can be annoying this time of year drumming it up for a mate.
I just tried saying this 3x fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by skaredshtles
Flickers are woodpeckers. If they are pecking/drumming your chimney or flashing during the spring months, that's a mating call. During the rest of the year, you've got bugs.