bloody spaniard
14 years ago
Not ashamed to admit that I once evacuated from that height while admiring the wonders of nature.
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bloody spaniard
14 years ago
Yes sir, only once. That's it, just once, once and only once.:^o
dubleuhb
14 years ago
Grass is nice and green around there, I do the same thing.
Rclay
14 years ago
wheelrite
14 years ago
Bloody

Beautiful view,,

wheel,
ZRX1200
14 years ago
My guess is #2.
bloody spaniard
14 years ago
April showers bring May showers. 😰
#2??? That's barbaric. I've got two words for you: DE - PENDS. (children...phhhft)

Wheelie, the backdrop is a regional park. A stream runs through it. It's very relaxing with few hikers.
Deer, foxes, moles, groundhogs, plus the occasional King snake, skunk, and Jehovah's Witness visit us.
I think that we take it for granted some times.
ZRX1200
14 years ago
Sounds like you need bigger snakes to keep the JW's at bay.
harleyd31
14 years ago
very nice view !!
Rclay
14 years ago
Can you atleast admit to a 1.5? That's sharting incase you weren't sure
bloody spaniard
14 years ago

very nice view !!

harleyd31 wrote:



Appreciate it, Harley. The tree line rises to 200+ feet.
Jaime, the last snake I killed was over 6 feet long...
Dr. Rclay, do you moonlight as a gastroenterologist? You seem a bit too preoccupied with my intestinal well- being.:-k
Stinkdyr
14 years ago
Can't beat dropping a loaf over the deck rail when the coffee and cigar moves you!

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bloody spaniard
14 years ago

Can't beat dropping a loaf over the deck rail when the coffee and cigar moves you!
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Stinkdyr wrote:



There are steep fines levied by the EPA for environmental pollution without a permit- not to speak of splinters.
#1 & hurling is permissible & more socially acceptable however.
jackconrad
14 years ago
"DINNER for twelve is now Dinner for 2 < Cau🍺 se i'm under da deck wit you;;;!"
Rclay
14 years ago
watchurai
14 years ago

Can't beat dropping a loaf over the deck rail when the coffee and cigar moves you!

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Stinkdyr wrote:





It makes for some green, green grass.
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