Wes Wegan

Such a bunch of arse clowns on this board. Hey, it's a nice watch. I'd wear it proudly.

If you are building the fence alone with no funding from your neighbor, the fence should (must) be built inside the property line, on your property. Hence, the fence is yours, and you build what you want (as long as its permissible by code). If you make the mistake of building the fence on the property line (or over the line), then the fence technically isn't yours...or at the very least, you have an encroachment issue that the neighbor might look to enforce in court. By all means, get a survey, and be absolutely sure of the fence's placement on your property.

If you choose, talk to your neighbor first. They may have been considering a fence as well, and would welcome the chance to split the cost with you. Be aware, though, that in a cost-splitting arrangement, you will lose the autonomy to build what you want.

Personally, I would never ask a neighbor to share in the cost, and I would make darn sure that the fence is on my property. I would want to retain control rights, and be free to make whatever changes to the fence I might choose in the future (tear it down, rebuild something else, etc.). If the fence is "shared", those rights become quite muddled, especially if your current neighbor moves. Believe me, you don't want to get into a property rights dispute with someone who bought the property from your current neighbor and who has a survey showing the fence is on the property line (or worse), and who thinks the fence "is theirs". Avoid the headache, build it with your own money, and make damn sure it's on your property.

Make sure the vent hose in the back of the dryer has not disconnected.

Champy's Fried Chicken on E. Martin Luther King Blvd. Despite the address, it is really a cool place with the best fried chicken around. Google it. Was there on Father's Day this past June. It was fantastic.

I have the Epson Expression 800...all in one (print, scan, fax). Small footprint and quite versatile. Printing costs, though, can be high if you do an excessive amount of printing. Otherwise, really nice print quality and serves my purposes really well.

Not sick...but recovering from a hemorrhoidectomy performed last Thursday. Don't think I'll be riding that new bicycle tomorrow. I'd be happy to just have a normal BM sometime before the end of the year.

Promised Land Chocolate Milk. Nothing compares to it.

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That itchy throat is caused by post-nasal drip. If left unchecked, it almost always develops into a more problematic sore throat. Stop the drip, and you stop the sore throat. My daytime go-to remedy is the 12 hour Sudafed caplet (in the red box), and at night, I will take either the Alka Seltzer night-time cold relief effervescent tablets, or Ny-Quil (Wal-Mart sells the just-as-effective generic of both for quite a bit less). Just a word of caution on the Sudafed 12 hour caplets; do not take past about 2:00 PM in the afternoon if you want to get any sleep that night.

As a teen, I remember getting some God-awful sore throats and colds that lasted at least two weeks. I'm 60 now, and hardly ever get a sore throat for more than a day. I know what to take now, and start taking it as soon as I feel the itchy throat. The key is to not wait. Knock out the drip, and the sore throat disappears. You may, and probably will, still have other cold symptoms, but the medications I listed above will keep them in reasonable check until your immune system rids the cold virus from your body. Oh, and one other thing, Sudafed is one of those pseudoephedrine medications that you must request from behind the pharmacists counter. You won't find it on the store shelf. Hoppe that helps.

Finally, Someone with taste.