Headphones
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By BigStewMan · Posted
that brings back a memory ... when I was in the service, whenever we had to mail out a bunch of stuff, someone would say to get the "duty tongue." It was a tube filled with water and a tiny sponge tip ... the tip remained damp and you just rubbed it over the glue on the envelope. Ingenious ... no wonder we won WWII. -
By BigStewMan · Posted
well, grass was the problem mentioned. I offered a solution, that's what I do -- solve people's problems. Can't solve my own, but the problems of others are easy to fix. but since you mentioned it, maybe I'm nuts because I'm suffering because I was poisoned by the concrete jungle that I lived in? -
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They are pricey, from what I hear one of the great things about them are for people in the North where they want to grill and smoke in the winter, There very good at being very insulated just because of how they are made. -
That will fix the problem and having less of those pesky trees, but the bad side is it causes mental problems in people. Mostly from overpopulation, traffic, noise and with crowding you get overpricing with property and housing and most other things, then stress is kind of automatic. But you don't have to deal with grass.
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Plus one. Bermuda is not killed off so easily anyway. Your 60 inches of rain a year is way easier on St Augustine than our plus 100's temps in the summer and half the rain. Drought tolerant ground covers are the only way to go for shade at least here. I have a liriope front lawn that filled in from the original bed border planting. It doesn't have to be mowed unless you want to once maybe twice a year, and looks good either way, depending on the look you like. -
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Samsung is king. Some years ago my daughters would laugh at me for using an antiquated startac, so I bought an iPhone, their 3 version I believe. That phone was a big change, but it was also turned into a piece of crap after a couple years, then it stopped working. Since I didn't pay for the insurance, I had to by another.... that phone lasted 1 yr. before the microphone stopped working. I researched the crap out all the phones and bought a Samsung Note 4..... Currently use Note 8, but only because I dropped the Note 4 off a building by mistake. Fast forward 7 or 8 yrs...... both my daughter's want to get rid of their iphones and get Samsung. The video and photo quality of the Samsung trump the iphone (any version) all day long, plus you can add a micro SD card for increased storage. The phone it's self is top notch, hands down, Samsung Galaxy or Note are superior to apples iphone.... just my 2 cents worth.
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By BigStewMan · Posted
we solved that grass problem long ago -- it's called concrete.
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