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re: When even the brothers in the neighborhood try to tell you to leave it alone
Posted by cgrand on 5/23/26 at 8:23 am to Wolfhound45
never bet on the barefoot dude unless he’s asian
Thanks guys :cheers:
garlic shrimp
fried squash, eggplant and green tomatoes with remoulade
fried soft shell crab poboy
Kona big wave
B&Js had the biggest, fattest soft shells I’ve ever seen these things were massive. I’m uncomfortably full but worth it
fried squash, eggplant and green tomatoes with remoulade
fried soft shell crab poboy
Kona big wave
B&Js had the biggest, fattest soft shells I’ve ever seen these things were massive. I’m uncomfortably full but worth it
also talk to Scott at capital bedding. A custom mattress is a nice nice upgrade from factory
I’ve decided to take your advice and plant bananas in that wet spot. It’s close enough where I can water it if needed and run an extension cord for heat. Now I just need to find those plantains you mentioned. Got a rec?
re: Name Favorite Sophomore Albums That You like Better Than Debut
Posted by cgrand on 5/22/26 at 7:13 pm to deltadummy
that is an excellent idea. A lab or golden retriever would be ideal. Take them out to the yard and see if Ollie will perk up
re: Rain!
Posted by cgrand on 5/22/26 at 4:23 pm to TheHarahanian
quote:I lived on Fillmore a block from west end…I pushed my POS Jetta out into the street and it damn near disappeared :LOL:. Thanks State Farm!
The May 8, 1995
Yes that’s a mattock, great tool.
I’m the new owner of a root knife and a pair of hand pruners :LOL:
I’m the new owner of a root knife and a pair of hand pruners :LOL:
quote:under ten minutes? Look around man, hardly anyone can run a mile at all :LOL:. They’d be dead halfway there
I'd be willing to bet a majority of Americans can't run a single mile in under 10 minutes.
re: Coon Hound/Walker mix???
Posted by cgrand on 5/22/26 at 11:28 am to Yewkindewit
looks like he is just traumatized by the shelter stay and doesn’t know what to do…give it time
re: Coon Hound/Walker mix???
Posted by cgrand on 5/22/26 at 11:26 am to Yewkindewit
we adopted a bloodhound of about the same age that had been kept in a crate in a small apartment. She wasn’t physically or verbally abused but many hound breeds are super sensitive…they get their feelings hurt is the best way to put it and getting them to trust again afterwards can be tough.
Happy wouldn’t come inside the house for several days after we got her, she just hovered in the yard or slunk around. It took quite a while before she trusted me to approach much less take her in. But after that she was my girl and I was her person
The other thing about a sensitive dog in a shelter is the constant noisy barking. Some dogs can just about be driven insane by it and they just shut down
Happy wouldn’t come inside the house for several days after we got her, she just hovered in the yard or slunk around. It took quite a while before she trusted me to approach much less take her in. But after that she was my girl and I was her person
The other thing about a sensitive dog in a shelter is the constant noisy barking. Some dogs can just about be driven insane by it and they just shut down
I don’t find it difficult to pull out of beds. I don’t give a shite if it’s in the lawn
Should I be pinching buds on the guava or just let it do whatever it wants for now?
look at this beast…this is why trifoliata makes good rootstock I guess :LOL:
look at this beast…this is why trifoliata makes good rootstock I guess :LOL:
Dang yall are gonna make me spend money
re: HELOC Rates
Posted by cgrand on 5/22/26 at 10:14 am to StringedInstruments
HELOC is a useful tool, shite i used one to buy my first boat back in 1996. And when I sold the house the boat got paid off.
when you are young and earning, debt secured by an appreciating asset is nothing to fear. Particularly if your equity is high
when you are young and earning, debt secured by an appreciating asset is nothing to fear. Particularly if your equity is high
re: 2026 Spring Garden Thread
Posted by cgrand on 5/22/26 at 10:08 am to TeddyPadillac
quote:appears so. Thanks for the tip I’ll try some phosphorus
So they are all male flowers?
weeding, planting, digging small plants up, zombies. It’s a multitasker
I just used it to dig up and plant a dozen wildflower seedlings, four maypop sprouts and some wild petunias
I just used it to dig up and plant a dozen wildflower seedlings, four maypop sprouts and some wild petunias
re: favorite garden tools?
Posted by cgrand on 5/22/26 at 7:40 am to ChenierauTigre
quote:whoah :LOL:
Cement Mixer
That is a stellar idea
quote:wow that’s a great resource. Tons of good info and techniques there
Marta at Really Good Plants
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