sosaysmorvant

Too bad you're not in Louisiana! Sounds like a great spot to ride out a hurricane. :lol:

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You don't necessarily even need to use alcohol as the example, you can use something as basic as the carcinogen additives that the Gov allows companies to put into our food. Follow the money...the government is not looking out for our best interests, they're protecting their donors shareholder value at this point.

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Alcohol lobby is probably behind this legislation

Make the first few real easy, then ramp up the difficulty. This could be a very memorable event for the birthday boy.

Checks out. I'm around 5 years from retirement, so the collapse should happen right before I can hang up the cleats. FML

I paid for the seat, I'll do whatever I please. Now get off my lawn.

Greed is the ugly side of capitalism. You can have nice profits and a thriving, happy workplace if greed does not take over. Unfortunately, this is all too common in America today.

Age old problem, I know.....it's just happening more and more frequent and I just want to get it fixed for good (or for a few months at least).

So, the usual fix is Drano followed by hot water. It works basically every time, but it might start draining slow again in a week. In the past, when things didn't correct after a Drano run, I would get put a high pressure nozzle on my hose pipe and "blast" any clog away. This worked for years, but recently the clog reappears after a week or two (instead of months). So I purchased a battery operated drain snake. Tore down the guts underneath and ran it through. It seems to "hit a wall" shortly after taking some snake. I assume it's a bend in my piping. Is there a trick to get the snake past a bend? Does anyone have any other advice to try to mitigate my issue? Thanks in advance for any suggestions/input.

As an aside, we do not pour any grease or oil down the sink. I wipe down cooking pots with paper towels before washing them. I have a stainless drain sleeve that catches food debris. Very conscious of the things that could cause clogs. But I do cook a good bit and washing all of the shite is a necessary part of kitchen life......so some crap makes it down the drain.

Shi shi's are my favorite shrub. They are bulletproof.

I've done really well with distylium (vintage jade). Not sure how they would do with 11-am - dark full sun though. That will probably be tough on anything with our sun/heat.

Thinking about putting a water well on my property due to the large amount of water we use to irrigate the lawn and landscape. Anybody have recommendations? Approximate cost?

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I think this is what we all know, and have all been expecting to happen any day now since 2021.

It somehow has refused to happen.

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So much this!