dirtmudd

Chuck , it looks like they could be sisters !!

last fall my father pick up a craftsman lawn edger for $20 !!! it looked like it was used under a. handful of times.. too bad the girl did not come with it !

now it's time for afternoon coffee !

it should. I have a lot of clover and weeds...so next week I will pick up some top soil ..repair snow plowing damage and low spots...

it won't clear up till Wednesday..

accuweather says rain in 50 minutes...and thur Saturday..

I bet is hands where like sandpaper ..

just in from mowing the lawn...I seed & feed Sat..and yesterday.. lawn still looks like crap....rain for next 5 days. I will over seed it inbetween rain....do repairs and edge sometime next week... if that doesn't work. I'm going to add gas and burn..than paint the dirt green..

where your thong is..

yes I was a dumb mason laborer .. they wanted weak minds and strong backs...as for DEC approved products...or licences to use products.. I don't remember any back then..

yes I did read it..and I also used it 25 + years ago..on 100 + year old home..for some repairs and repointing . to the front porch/steps... it was the first thought that came to mind..I just verified it with that particular link...And your previous post are the correct and proper techniques.... it's a really good way to clean the brick and mortar.. you should be able to take some clean mortar..removed mortar..sample take to your local brick / cement yard..http://www.specmix.com/product/spec-mix-colored-mortar/ ...this is my local. http://www.cranesville.com.. do not go to your local big box home dis- improvement store..

http://www.naturalhandyman.com/iip/infxtra/infmur.html

Chuck where's the pic of LF ?

muradic acid and not lsd

just don't call me late for supper..

I found your photo from back then.. Mr Torrance

I'm pinky bubble hiney

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wkDocgmWbss

this 20-30 minutes from me.. http://www.unadillamx.com/2017-dates/ THE HOME OF HORSEPOWER MX at its Best \ The Place to Race Since 1969

you can use a name generator..like this Professor Poopypants' Name Changer The following is an excerpt from a children's book, "Captain Underpants and the Perilous Plot of Professor Poopypants", by Dav Pilkey: The evil Professor forces everyone to assume new names .... Use the first letter of your first name to determine your NEW first name: a = stinky b = lumpy c = buttercup d = gidget e = crusty f = greasy g = fluffy h = cheeseball i = chim-chim j = poopsie k = flunky l = booger m = pinky n = zippy o = goober p = doofus q = slimy r = loopy s = snotty t = falafel u = dorkey v = squeezit w = oprah x = skipper y = dinky z = zsa-zsa Use the first letter of your last name to dertermine the first half of your NEW last name: a = diaper b = toilet c = giggle d = bubble e = girdle f = barf g = lizard h = waffle i = cootie j = monkey k = potty l = liver m = banana n = rhino o = burger p = hamster q = toad r = gizzard s = pizza t = gerbil u = chicken v = pickle w = chuckle x = tofu y = gorilla z = stinker Use the last letter of your last name to dertermine the second half of your NEW last name: a = head b = mouth c = face d = nose e = tush f = breath g = pants h = shorts i = lips j = honker k = butt l = brain m = tushie n = chunks o = hiney p = biscuits q = toes r = buns s = fanny t = sniffer u = sprinkles v = kisser w = squirt x = humperdinck y = brains z = juice

Violent microburst Monday evening Tuesday, May 2nd 2017, 5:15 pm EDT by Bill Kardas Parts of Central New York had extensive severe weather damage from powerful thunderstorms that rolled through on Monday night. Over 5,000 people were without power in Chenango and Otsego Counties. Widespread tree damage closed several roads as crews worked to clean up the damage. A large tree crushed a mobile home in Norwich. The owner was home at the time and was lucky not to be injured. The National Weather Service was in the area during Tuesday surveying the damage. A violent microburst with 90-100mph winds caused massive tree damage in a forest along route 23 outside of Norwich. The primary cause of wind damage was determined to be from a line of violent thunderstorms. Wind speeds were in excess of 70-80mph.