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re: Compost for Topdressing Lawn - BR

Posted by indytiger on 4/26/24 at 7:32 pm
Call around to some of your local dirt guys and see what they've got. The guy I use on the northshore has some beautiful sandy/dirt mix that spreads great but also lets stuff grow in it. Not cheap, but I like it....

re: When Did It Become the Thing…

Posted by indytiger on 4/25/24 at 10:47 pm
I don't remember people dressing this trashy back in the 02-05 draft era, but time might be skewing my memory....
[quote]who was found inside of an Amazon box alongside five pairs of work boots.[/quote] Who buys and returns that many pairs of boots?...

Preventing roots from water lines

Posted by indytiger on 4/21/24 at 6:22 am
I'm rerouting some water piping from my well, and I was thinking about putting something in the trenches to prevent roots in the future. Is this a thing people do? A chemical?...

re: Pond Clarity

Posted by indytiger on 4/19/24 at 10:52 am
Yessir. I picked that amount based off reading some different similar topics on Pondboss, which is a great forum for pond owners....

re: Movie Characters that were miscast

Posted by indytiger on 4/19/24 at 10:30 am
[quote]Yeah if you are a fan of the books, this one is completely ridiculous. John Clark needed to be like an Alan Ritchson type (but older and more weathered)[/quote] Ya'll are here complaining about Dafoe playing Clark, when the studio decided to make Michael B Jordan him in 2021....

re: Pond Clarity

Posted by indytiger on 4/19/24 at 9:28 am
I want to say that I spread it one morning, and it was clear by the next....

re: Pond Clarity

Posted by indytiger on 4/19/24 at 6:34 am
[quote]Powdered Gypsum[/quote] This. It drops the suspended mud particles to the bottom. My pond is 1/3 acre and I just kinda flung it in all around it. Used about 500 pounds. Buy it buy the bag at feed stores, call before you go pick it up, they all don't carry it. For bigger ponds, people w...
[quote]The Unit[/quote] Plus Magnum PI (original obviously) True Blood...

re: Upload S3

Posted by indytiger on 4/16/24 at 12:56 am
Perfect analysis, I feel the same way. I loved the world the built in season 1, along with the vibe it had. ...
[quote]We need an “Over The Top” remake with[/quote] No we don't, b/c the original is perfection....

re: frick poison ivy

Posted by indytiger on 4/6/24 at 8:30 pm
Anybody remember hearing about a poison ivy vaccinations back in the 90's? I wonder what happened with that. I'd pay big money to prevent that crap....
[quote]Give me Middendorf's[/quote] Amen. People on this board love to rag on Middendorf's, but I guess the constantly packed crowds disagree. ...
[quote]Re Hart Crane: He jumped Overboard And his father - a business dude from Akron - invented the Lifesaver candy. Think on that. [/quote] Now that is a truly interesting fact....

re: Brenda Gantt's Fried Eggplant

Posted by indytiger on 4/3/24 at 2:01 am
Was anyone else scared she was about to slice her hand open during that video?...
The real mystery here is why someone bumped a 3 year old topic with their first ever post....
What about carpetgrass? Isn't that what they have on highways?...
Robert area here. We use Vacherie Fuels. They have been really great. I will say, I've never inquired about quarterly fillups, not sure if they do that or not. I typically call for a fill up and they are there within 1-2 days. Don't need to be home when they fill up. Not sure what you'd do a...