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Looking at the reviews for these Terrace TV's, it seems like quite a few people have had issues with them. I would be pissed if a $5,000 outdoor TV doesn't make it past 5yrs, not so much when the $300 TV goes out.

We grew up eating fried LMB, never realized some people didn't eat them. Particularly enjoyed their fried roe! Good stuff

When the local news guy says "Happy Friyay" it's like nails on a chalkboard to me.

Been to Provo and can confirm.

Shrimp boil left overs-sauteed the shrimp and onion and flatten/brown the potatoes, scramble some eggs, sprinkle with cheese and make a burrito.

I played The Oaks in Pass Christian last Friday afternoon. They ran out of carts for the afternoon so you had to wait as people finished to get a cart. But once we started, we didn't have much of a wait on many holes. We were only playing 9 so I wasn't too worried about waiting. I think I'll be sticking to more 9 hole rounds.

I really like most of them but I’ve seen some varieties that didn’t look great. Wish I knew the specific name of those nice ones.

I used to cut an elderly neighbors yard and she had a few down her driveway. The driveway was stained from the mess they drop.

I have a pool so wouldn’t ever put one in the backyard. But I wouldn’t mind planting a few out front somewhere away from the house or any concrete.

The streetview pics from the alley behind the house look bad, especially the one from 2019. But the chickens must've been a new addition.

I think most of the debris that would make it into the basin would get caught at the bottom of the basin since the discharge pipe sits a few inches from the bottom. But that brings up another thought. If you do put a basin under the channel drain, make sure it's deep enough that you have enough clearance between the basin grate and channel drain so you can remove the grate when you need to clean the basin.

You could dig out the area under the end of that channel drain and place a basin underneath to catch it. Then knock out the hole in the basin on the opposite side of the channel drain and run you some 4-6" pvc underground away from the house to a pop-up if you have enough fall.