^Attaboy... smoke a good'un!

MACS wrote:

Have to say the metamorphosis is interesting to watch. It’s like he broke the cycle.

Kudos, Dan.

8trackdisco wrote:

Two young dudes bustin ass with chainsaw as I sip coffee and enjoy a cigar made available from my Brother MACS.

Stress level beginning to abate.

8trackdisco wrote:

Will your homeowners' insurance pay for the clean up?

rfenst wrote:

Two young dudes bustin ass with chainsaw as I sip coffee and enjoy a cigar made available from my Brother MACS.

Stress level beginning to abate.

8trackdisco wrote:

Motherfacking jehovas witnesses are worse than the cicadas this year.

Had swarms of them when I first moved in but they've been dormant for 8-9 years. This was my 5th encounter this summer. Normally I answer the door and then close it, or don't answer it at all.

This one came in my garage, I got earmuffs on cutting trim for bathroom and touches me. I got up and was ready to lay him out but he put his hands up. Tries his speech while I'm cussing him out and telling him to GTFO.

That's a good way to get shot dumbass. I'm still fuming. He made me lose my spot and I cut a $28 piece of trim at the same angle as the previous one, so now I have to buy another.

Fuxker gonna get hurt if he shows up again. Entering my attached garage is entering my house. That's not OK.

danmdevries wrote:

Minus the $1,000 deductible, so for the stuff on the ground, it rightly comes out of my pocket.

The questionable part is whether the remaining, damaged half tree still erect will be covetable or not covetable.

It’s about sixty feet high and extending over the house. Price tag on that removal is between $1200 and $1800.

8trackdisco wrote: