View Poll Results: Do you prefer us lobbing Potatoes or Grenades to take care of spammers?
Lob potatoes to just stun them
2
16.67%
Lob grenades and remove them from the TMS pool permanently
10
83.33%
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Mustangs Coast to Coast
7/15/12, 10:26 PM
I'm just like Jethro, I've got a piece of rope holding up my jeans as we speak.
7/15/12, 10:27 PM
NTTAWWT
also, I've mentioned it before, but why the hell is d a m n blocked by the language filter? of all the words blocked such as **** **** mother****er **** and ****, that one certainly doesn't belong on the list ("I know what you're thinking, none of them belooong on the list...")
7/15/12, 10:39 PM
also, I've mentioned it before, but why the hell is d a m n blocked by the language filter? of all the words blocked such as **** **** mother****er **** and ****, that one certainly doesn't belong on the list ("I know what you're thinking, none of them belooong on the list...")
I've wondered that myself, especially when the word **** isn't blocked.
OOOppppsss, I guess that word is, just didn't realize that.
If you were wondering what the word I was talking about was, it starts with a c and rhymes with hunt.
7/15/12, 10:46 PM
NTTAWWT
since I'm kinda bored, and not sleepy, I went through some of dad's old records, and I must say, "Slowhand" by Clapton sounds better on vinyl.
7/15/12, 11:00 PM
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7/15/12, 11:12 PM
That's pretty damned funny son. Haven't had rain in over a month, but had full week of rain last week. Now I'm going to have to mow at least 6 acres of grass tomorrow. **** me running.
7/15/12, 11:32 PM
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Maybe you can borrow Al's goat. 
7/15/12, 11:41 PM
NTTAWWT
it's rained like crazy around here, at least once a day every day for a couple weeks it seems like. Even rained today while I was out for a cruise in Sophia. Just enough to get the roads slick 
Also, Red Green is awesome!
Also, Red Green is awesome!
7/16/12, 12:10 AM
Same here David. Torrential rains after a month of drought and 100+ temps has really confused my yard. It's going wild in places, but dead in others. I'm going to have to mow it tomorrow in order to even it out. Got to get some gas for the Cub Cadet. Need to mow at least 6 acres of grass alone to get things looking right.
7/16/12, 12:32 AM
And for anyone that is looking for a mower, do not buy a Cub Cadet from Home Depot, or Lowes. They are not the same mower that you will get from a Cub dealership. Yes, it may be a Cub, but they make them specifically for those places. You might see one with the same cut for a $1000 less at Home Depot. But, the deck is much thinner gauge steel, it wont have the same grease points, and most importantly it wont have the same engine as the ones you'll get at a Cub dealership.
Just like mine. It came from a Cub dealership with the same cut size as ones at Home Depot and a few less HP, but it cost much more. The deck is much thicker grade metal, and it has a Kohler V twin engine, where as the ones at Home Depot have a ****ty Briggs&Stratton that is known for throwing rods out the side. Yes, it cost more, but it came from a locally owned business and is much tougher.
My uncle (who is a much bigger cheap *** than me) found out the same thing about the John Deeres that Lowe's sells. His nephew worked there and got him a "deal" on one of them. It was a piece of crap, started falling a part and the engine gave up the ghost since he had almost 10 acres to mow. This **** they sell is fine and sounds good for the unlucky bastards that live in a subdivision and have less than an acre of grass. Yes, those mowers would last them a lifetime, but for people that have an actual yard, those pieces of **** that they sell are worthless. f
I've talked to the manufacturer's and they have told me explicitly that that the big box stores are sold mowers built to their specifications, that's why a mower of the same size cut is almost twice as much at one of their dealerships. Totally different equipment top to bottom. But people only tend to look at the size of the cut, and the HP of the engine. Nothing else.
Just like mine. It came from a Cub dealership with the same cut size as ones at Home Depot and a few less HP, but it cost much more. The deck is much thicker grade metal, and it has a Kohler V twin engine, where as the ones at Home Depot have a ****ty Briggs&Stratton that is known for throwing rods out the side. Yes, it cost more, but it came from a locally owned business and is much tougher.
My uncle (who is a much bigger cheap *** than me) found out the same thing about the John Deeres that Lowe's sells. His nephew worked there and got him a "deal" on one of them. It was a piece of crap, started falling a part and the engine gave up the ghost since he had almost 10 acres to mow. This **** they sell is fine and sounds good for the unlucky bastards that live in a subdivision and have less than an acre of grass. Yes, those mowers would last them a lifetime, but for people that have an actual yard, those pieces of **** that they sell are worthless. f
I've talked to the manufacturer's and they have told me explicitly that that the big box stores are sold mowers built to their specifications, that's why a mower of the same size cut is almost twice as much at one of their dealerships. Totally different equipment top to bottom. But people only tend to look at the size of the cut, and the HP of the engine. Nothing else.
7/16/12, 01:44 AM
7/16/12, 02:15 AM
Lee doesn't sleep often, and when he does it's on a bed made of clouds brought down from the skies. Because he is the most interesting man in Georgia.
7/16/12, 02:25 AM
I just rest for a few minutes here and there.
Gotta make sure I'm always thinking about killing a mother****er.
Last edited by Rather B.Blown; 7/16/12 at 02:26 AM.