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re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread

Posted by bamarep on 4/12/26 at 10:26 am to
Been using this for years.

It's lethal and very rapid.
Does anyone know if the scrimmage will be on the radio?
Thanks to his kicking NASCAR's arse in court his race teams are now worth about $300M easily.

LOVE to see MJ's success.

As for Tiger, he need to forget about competitive golf and figure out how to live as pain free as reasonably possible.

He's HUGELY successful but it's come at a hell of a cost.

re: Second Pilot Rescued!

Posted by bamarep on 4/5/26 at 9:16 am to
Incredible news.

Look like the Iranian citizens intentionally flooded the roads with cars to keep the regime from getting to him.

re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread

Posted by bamarep on 3/29/26 at 8:51 am to
Think I'm gonna pull the trigger and plant. 10 day looks promising with a low of 44 and good chances of rain on two different days.

It's just seed right? Trying to talk myself out of planting too much this year.

re: Sausage seasoning

Posted by bamarep on 3/29/26 at 8:41 am to
Leggs is hard to beat.

re: Give Oats a lifetime extension

Posted by bamarep on 3/29/26 at 8:40 am to
I think Nate genuinely WANTS to be at Alabama. He doesn't want to walk in anyone else's shadow. He wants to create the shadow.

re: Congrats to Coach AJ McCarron

Posted by bamarep on 3/29/26 at 8:38 am to
AJ is loved in this state but he isn't ready for the meat grinder of politics. The fact that he hadn't voted in the last several state elections would have been pounced on.

Maybe one day, but he isn't ready for that yet.
CMS about to jump up that hospital's arse with a telescope.

A CMS visit is like an IRS audit on steroids except you don't get to blame your accountant.

re: 2026 NASCAR Season Thread

Posted by bamarep on 3/28/26 at 10:24 am to
Camped on the outside plenty of times but never have done the infield. In the good old days the farther away from the track you went in the campground the crazier things got.

Damn those were some fun times. I remember one year I took my atv (back when they would let you) and rode it up all the way to the track and chained it to one of the poles outisde the OV Hill towers.

Good times.
Absolutely.

Houston is the poster child for what it means to be a gump.
I agree with a few of the above posters. I feel like this offense has hit it's ceiling without a legit BIG MAN. Hell, even as much as Sherrell has improved this year he spends as much time at the top of the key as he does inside.

It's like we play with 4 guards and one center. I don't GAF if a real power forward or legit center can hit a 3. This team needs a Charles Oakley type of inside man that will rebound like a mad man and maul your arse if you come inside HIS paint.

I'm not downing Oats and this team probably over achieved, especially given that we lost 17 ppg when we needed it most. I hope Nate retires here because when 3s are falling and the boys are defending we can beat anybody.

However, when they are not we can lose to anybody because the current structure doesn't give you a backup plan.

Be interesting to see what the roster looks like next year because half of the roster isn't legit SEC caliber players and we all know that.

Roll Tide. It was a damn good year considering what Nate had to work with.

re: Stallions with the win! 15-13

Posted by bamarep on 3/28/26 at 9:47 am to
Watched the 4th quarter. It was a good game.

The kicker couldn't kick a cat in the arse.
I think Sweet 16 makes this avery successful season. We whiffed on the transfers. Sherrell has developed a lot this year but still has room to grow.

Philon has finally settled in to being the quarterback and can take over a game when he needs to.

re: Hummingbird arrival

Posted by bamarep on 3/22/26 at 8:05 am to
I had one trapped in my shop yesterday evening. Cut the lights off and she found her way out. First one we've seen this year in Cen-AL.

The wife was very excited and immediately put sugar water out.

re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread

Posted by bamarep on 3/22/26 at 8:03 am to
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Bonnie


[holds nose]

I try to buy from local growers wherever possible. They are usually easy to find on FB market.

As someone mentioned earlier, F Bonnie.

re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread

Posted by bamarep on 3/21/26 at 8:12 am to
All my plants survived the cold snap in the shop sitting undet a light.

At some point this weekend I hope to stick a few in the wife's raised beds. I till crank up the mean machine and turn over the row garden spot today. The deer have about stopped eating the greenfield i planted for them anyway.
This looks the most promising
Wife and I bought a new place (new to us) in August. House is up on a hill with an awesome view. Cutting some of the grass is a bit of a challenge due to the grade of the slope. Even with a top of the line zero turn some of it is more of a "controlled slide" when cutting grass.

Recommendations for planting something that would spread that wouldn't really need cutting or trimming (no thanks on the kudzu) but would help with erosion too.

Some of it is shaded but most gets blenty of sun. Thanks for suggestions.

re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread

Posted by bamarep on 3/17/26 at 2:58 pm to
Thankfully I hadn't put anything in the ground yet. Stuck my tomatoes in the shop under a light and lit my small heater buddy in the shop. I think it helped but couldn't really tell when I left for work this AM.