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16 Sep 2006 12:49:21 PM |
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i love the thrift shop |
the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
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16 Sep 2006 02:14:54 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there cutting
the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was pretty funny
watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the neighbors were
wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular service. :-D
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| User: "justabeing" |
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16 Sep 2006 02:29:55 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there cutting
the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was pretty
funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the neighbors were
wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade had
worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical, and
you were the horse"...........
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| User: "used2be" |
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16 Sep 2006 05:10:06 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there
cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was
pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the
neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular
service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade
had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical,
and you were the horse"...........
:)
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| User: "justabeing" |
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16 Sep 2006 05:18:51 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there
cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was
pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the
neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular
service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade
had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical,
and you were the horse"...........
:)
to say that damn thing was a ball-breaker was an understatement..........and
our folks hauled our asses way up in some gnarly places, whew.........
wish i could still go like that
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| User: "justabeing" |
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16 Sep 2006 05:20:22 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there
cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was
pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the
neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular
service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade
had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own
folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical,
and you were the horse"...........
:)
to say that damn thing was a ball-breaker was an
understatement..........and our folks hauled our asses way up in some
gnarly places, whew.........
wish i could still go like that
as an afterthought, if he'd bothered to rig up a back/front brake, it
might've helped........it was a "box" with one bicycle wheel, and 2
poles/rods which you'd hang onto, one guy in front, one in
back...........whew (again)
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| User: "used2be" |
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16 Sep 2006 05:29:00 PM |
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"justabeing" <just.a.being@gmail.com> wrote
as an afterthought, if he'd bothered to rig up a back/front brake, it
might've helped........it was a "box" with one bicycle wheel, and 2
poles/rods which you'd hang onto, one guy in front, one in
back...........whew (again)
i bet you have some really great stories to tell. you should think about
writing a book.
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| User: "justabeing" |
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16 Sep 2006 05:36:33 PM |
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"justabeing" <just.a.being@gmail.com> wrote
as an afterthought, if he'd bothered to rig up a back/front brake, it
might've helped........it was a "box" with one bicycle wheel, and 2
poles/rods which you'd hang onto, one guy in front, one in
back...........whew (again)
i bet you have some really great stories to tell. you should think about
writing a book.
i'd have to change the names to protect both the guilty as well as the
innocent...........
thas a thought, tho.........
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16 Sep 2006 05:28:15 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there
cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was
pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the
neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular
service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade
had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own
folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical,
and you were the horse"...........
:)
to say that damn thing was a ball-breaker was an
understatement..........and our folks hauled our asses way up in some
gnarly places, whew.........
wish i could still go like that
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq feet
of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel part of
my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand tools.
omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
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| User: "justabeing" |
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16 Sep 2006 05:37:03 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even
the garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there
cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it
was pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the
neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular
service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade
had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own
folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the
mechanical, and you were the horse"...........
:)
to say that damn thing was a ball-breaker was an
understatement..........and our folks hauled our asses way up in some
gnarly places, whew.........
wish i could still go like that
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq
feet of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel
part of my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand
tools. omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
yeah but I betcha you've built up a shitpot of character just for that eh
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter.
i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4
books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even
the garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out
there cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row!
it was pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure
the neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that*
particular service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the
blade had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own
folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the
mechanical, and you were the horse"...........
:)
to say that damn thing was a ball-breaker was an
understatement..........and our folks hauled our asses way up in some
gnarly places, whew.........
wish i could still go like that
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq
feet of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel
part of my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the
hand tools. omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
yeah but I betcha you've built up a shitpot of character just for that eh
is that what that was?
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16 Sep 2006 06:06:53 PM |
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter.
i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4
books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even
the garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out
there cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a
row! it was pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm
sure the neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that*
particular service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the
blade had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven
filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own
folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in
the mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the
mechanical, and you were the horse"...........
:)
to say that damn thing was a ball-breaker was an
understatement..........and our folks hauled our asses way up in some
gnarly places, whew.........
wish i could still go like that
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq
feet of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel
part of my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the
hand tools. omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
yeah but I betcha you've built up a shitpot of character just for that eh
is that what that was?
no but it sounded good
(justas smartass mode)
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16 Sep 2006 05:55:53 PM |
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On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:28:15 GMT, "used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com>
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
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the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there
cutting the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was
pretty funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the
neighbors were wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular
service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade
had worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own
folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical,
and you were the horse"...........
:)
to say that damn thing was a ball-breaker was an
understatement..........and our folks hauled our asses way up in some
gnarly places, whew.........
wish i could still go like that
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq feet
of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel part of
my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand tools.
omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
Wow, I usually use things like that as an excuse not to do work...you
should have just gone to Target, bought a nice Hoover, done your thing
and returned it. No, that's unethical...plus I like the visual of you
working the hand tool on all fours in nothing but a white t...dammit I
think I made that part up. High heels?
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| Title: Re: i love the thrift shop |
16 Sep 2006 06:02:43 PM |
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"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:28:15 GMT, "used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com>
wrote:
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq
feet
of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel part of
my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand tools.
omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
Wow, I usually use things like that as an excuse not to do work...you
should have just gone to Target, bought a nice Hoover, done your thing
and returned it. No, that's unethical...plus I like the visual of you
working the hand tool on all fours in nothing but a white t...dammit I
think I made that part up. High heels?
i can't afford a new vacuum at the moment or i'd sure do that. we do have a
maintenance warranty on the dumb thing though, so my hubby is off to Best
Buy at the moment to yell at them to fix the stupid thing right this time.
this is the 3rd time it's been in the shop!
my t-shirt is grey, btw. and i don't think high heels would look too good
with the grey shorts i'm wearing with it. :D
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16 Sep 2006 10:29:40 PM |
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used2be wrote:
"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:28:15 GMT, "used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com>
wrote:
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq
feet
of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel part of
my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand tools.
omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
Wow, I usually use things like that as an excuse not to do work...you
should have just gone to Target, bought a nice Hoover, done your thing
and returned it. No, that's unethical...plus I like the visual of you
working the hand tool on all fours in nothing but a white t...dammit I
think I made that part up. High heels?
i can't afford a new vacuum at the moment or i'd sure do that. we do have a
maintenance warranty on the dumb thing though, so my hubby is off to Best
Buy at the moment to yell at them to fix the stupid thing right this time.
this is the 3rd time it's been in the shop!
my t-shirt is grey, btw. and i don't think high heels would look too good
with the grey shorts i'm wearing with it. :D
gray t-shirt contest!
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| User: "used2be" |
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17 Sep 2006 02:10:53 PM |
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"Franz Bestuchev" <franz.bestuchev@gmail.com> wrote in message
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used2be wrote:
"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:muvog25ol8gfchnq5ktqs0hkl6qqs2q06q@4ax.com...
On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:28:15 GMT, "used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com>
wrote:
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq
feet
of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel part
of
my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand
tools.
omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
Wow, I usually use things like that as an excuse not to do work...you
should have just gone to Target, bought a nice Hoover, done your thing
and returned it. No, that's unethical...plus I like the visual of you
working the hand tool on all fours in nothing but a white t...dammit I
think I made that part up. High heels?
i can't afford a new vacuum at the moment or i'd sure do that. we do
have a maintenance warranty on the dumb thing though, so my hubby is off
to Best Buy at the moment to yell at them to fix the stupid thing right
this time. this is the 3rd time it's been in the shop!
my t-shirt is grey, btw. and i don't think high heels would look too
good with the grey shorts i'm wearing with it. :D
gray t-shirt contest!
you'd win.
;-)
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| User: "Franz Bestuchev" |
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| Title: Re: i love the thrift shop |
18 Sep 2006 03:53:20 PM |
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used2be wrote:
"Franz Bestuchev" <franz.bestuchev@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:4n3tosF8jhcmU1@individual.net...
used2be wrote:
"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:muvog25ol8gfchnq5ktqs0hkl6qqs2q06q@4ax.com...
On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:28:15 GMT, "used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com>
wrote:
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100 sq
feet
of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel part
of
my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand
tools.
omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
Wow, I usually use things like that as an excuse not to do work...you
should have just gone to Target, bought a nice Hoover, done your thing
and returned it. No, that's unethical...plus I like the visual of you
working the hand tool on all fours in nothing but a white t...dammit I
think I made that part up. High heels?
i can't afford a new vacuum at the moment or i'd sure do that. we do
have a maintenance warranty on the dumb thing though, so my hubby is off
to Best Buy at the moment to yell at them to fix the stupid thing right
this time. this is the 3rd time it's been in the shop!
my t-shirt is grey, btw. and i don't think high heels would look too
good with the grey shorts i'm wearing with it. :D
gray t-shirt contest!
you'd win.
;-)
Let's compare cup sizes.
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| User: "used2be" |
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18 Sep 2006 04:43:41 PM |
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"Franz Bestuchev" <franz.bestuchev@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:4n8f9lF98tscU5@individual.net...
used2be wrote:
"Franz Bestuchev" <franz.bestuchev@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:4n3tosF8jhcmU1@individual.net...
used2be wrote:
"Bacon" <rbkfour@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:muvog25ol8gfchnq5ktqs0hkl6qqs2q06q@4ax.com...
On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 22:28:15 GMT, "used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com>
wrote:
me too! i kind of feel like that today, though. like i've been thru
a
ball-breaker (even tho i'm a gurrrll). :) i had to vacuum all 2100
sq feet
of house with the HAND TOOL portion of my vacuum. the self propel
part of
my vacuum broke and it won't push at all, so i had to use the hand
tools.
omg does my back hurt!!!!
:D
Wow, I usually use things like that as an excuse not to do work...you
should have just gone to Target, bought a nice Hoover, done your thing
and returned it. No, that's unethical...plus I like the visual of you
working the hand tool on all fours in nothing but a white t...dammit I
think I made that part up. High heels?
i can't afford a new vacuum at the moment or i'd sure do that. we do
have a maintenance warranty on the dumb thing though, so my hubby is
off to Best Buy at the moment to yell at them to fix the stupid thing
right this time. this is the 3rd time it's been in the shop!
my t-shirt is grey, btw. and i don't think high heels would look too
good with the grey shorts i'm wearing with it. :D
gray t-shirt contest!
you'd win.
;-)
Let's compare cup sizes.
that's easy...i win cuz i have 2 and you only have 1.
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| User: "elegy" |
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16 Sep 2006 03:14:58 PM |
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long ago and far away, "justabeing" <just.a.being@gmail.com> did say:
"used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:O2YOg.2942$vD2.2540@tornado.texas.rr.com...
"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
news:i5eog2h3lf00747rfj8le5hmatr5kft3fi@4ax.com...
the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there cutting
the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was pretty
funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the neighbors were
wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade had
worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical, and
you were the horse"...........
i have a gas mower too but it lives in my garage and the only access
from the garage to my backyard is down a couple of stairs and around a
tight turn. the going down part is ok, it's the going back up part
that's a pita. the obvious answer would be a ramp but because of the
layout, it's really not possible.
hopefully this will make things much easier. it cuts very nicely. i'll
just have to keep on top of things better because i'm thinking it
wouldn't do so hot cutting down a field :p
maybe i should invest in a scythe. or goats :p
--
"i wore my doormat face" - rem
http://shattering.org
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| User: "justabeing" |
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16 Sep 2006 04:28:53 PM |
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"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
news:khmog2hbfqt604tlsuujffpr258fo3omgp@4ax.com...
long ago and far away, "justabeing" <just.a.being@gmail.com> did say:
"used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:O2YOg.2942$vD2.2540@tornado.texas.rr.com...
"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
news:i5eog2h3lf00747rfj8le5hmatr5kft3fi@4ax.com...
the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there
cutting
the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was pretty
funny watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the neighbors
were
wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular service. :-D
yeah those are cool
my ex-wife bought one once.........this one wasn't too great, the blade
had
worn out right smack in the middle........from uneven filing
didn't take me long to break down and buy a gas mower
but i remember my granddad using one, as well as my own folks............
i guess it all depends just how much ya have 't mow
my dad once built this contraption for hauling a buncha ***** up in the
mountains on the trails, took 2 guys...........
he called it "the mechanical horse"
didn't take long before my brother and i decided "it was the mechanical,
and
you were the horse"...........
i have a gas mower too but it lives in my garage and the only access
from the garage to my backyard is down a couple of stairs and around a
tight turn. the going down part is ok, it's the going back up part
that's a pita. the obvious answer would be a ramp but because of the
layout, it's really not possible.
hopefully this will make things much easier. it cuts very nicely. i'll
just have to keep on top of things better because i'm thinking it
wouldn't do so hot cutting down a field :p
maybe i should invest in a scythe. or goats :p
i hear ya : )
well, keep it well maintained and it should do you well
really great for small areas
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| User: "Alan Harding" |
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| Title: Re: i love the thrift shop |
17 Sep 2006 04:31:30 AM |
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In message <khmog2hbfqt604tlsuujffpr258fo3omgp@4ax.com>, elegy
<elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> writes
i have a gas mower too but it lives in my garage and the only access
from the garage to my backyard is down a couple of stairs and around a
tight turn. the going down part is ok, it's the going back up part
that's a pita. the obvious answer would be a ramp but because of the
layout, it's really not possible.
hopefully this will make things much easier. it cuts very nicely. i'll
just have to keep on top of things better because i'm thinking it
wouldn't do so hot cutting down a field :p
maybe i should invest in a scythe. or goats :p
Mm. Tasty goatlings.
--
The opinions given above may be mine. They might also
just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?
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| User: "elegy" |
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| Title: Re: i love the thrift shop |
16 Sep 2006 03:10:25 PM |
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long ago and far away, "used2be" <used2be@nowhere.com> did say:
"elegy" <elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote in message
news:i5eog2h3lf00747rfj8le5hmatr5kft3fi@4ax.com...
the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
oh, my hubby got one of those the other day. it's awesome!!! even the
garbage man jumped out of his truck when he saw my hubby out there cutting
the grass with it. he even asked if he could do a row! it was pretty funny
watching the garbage man mow our yard. i'm sure the neighbors were
wondering how much extra we pay for *that* particular service. :-D
i wish i could get the garbage man to mow my yard!!
--
"i wore my doormat face" - rem
http://shattering.org
x-no-archive: yes in headers
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| User: "Bacon" |
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| Title: Re: i love the thrift shop |
16 Sep 2006 03:15:40 PM |
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On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 13:49:21 -0400, elegy
<elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote:
the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
I don't think I've ever known someone to love reading as much as
you...bet your fast. Books take me forever.
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| User: "elegy" |
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16 Sep 2006 03:56:36 PM |
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long ago and far away, Bacon <rbkfour@yahoo.com> did say:
On Sat, 16 Sep 2006 13:49:21 -0400, elegy
<elegy@shatteringDOGPOOP.org> wrote:
the local humane society runs a thrift shop to benefit the shelter. i
had some stuff to drop off, so i went down today. i left with 4 books
and a reel/push lawnmower for $28 total.
I don't think I've ever known someone to love reading as much as
you...bet your fast. Books take me forever.
it's an addiction. i have nine bazillion books in my house. i don't
know when i'm ever going to find the time to read them. i keep
bringing more home anyway.....
--
"i wore my doormat face" - rem
http://shattering.org
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