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re: Buttonweed Treatment

Posted by PapaPogey on 6/19/26 at 3:49 pm to
Is it too warm for msm? I also have vbw and also dollar weed
Blue Lion was a great meal a few years ago
This has certainly shaped up almost perfectly for us fans who didn't want the SEC to run through this thing, particularly Ole Miss, Bama, and UGA/TX.

Those are the 4 teams everyone loves to hate and watch lose, and we're about to be down to 1, which will then have to beat OU 2x.

That looks great. My front entrance is very similar. $750 isn't bad at all
Did they sand and then paint, or just strip? I like that color a lot.
Either way, they each have to win 3 straight games and that's a monumental talk historically
Agreed. I had a spar varnish on my other door and columns that held up well, but again I don’t want to tackle this myself.
Preference would be sand and stain a medium natural tone. Like I said it’s a lot of work with all the surrounding trim. Not sure how you get those intricate details without damaging the door and trim.

re: Favorite robot vacuum

Posted by PapaPogey on 6/15/26 at 5:09 pm to
I bought a roomba 3 series a year or two ago and I can stand it. Loud and always having error/connectivity issues. It's okay when it finally decides to work.
Have a double entry door that desperately needs to be stripped and re-finished. I did this DIY on my previous home, but this door has a lot of trim work and glass that needs some more detailed attention.

Should I sand and stain/poly, or paint? This door is east facing so catches direct sunlight for the first half of the day.

Anyone have a recommendation?
What the heck am i supposed to be seeing? He put his gun back in the holster

Eta: So someone in the car did the same thing and shot the first idiot
I think 4 are on the right side of the bracket, which helps the chances of an SEC championship
Looking at getting a quote for a pretty extensive patio expansion to include concrete, roof, fireplace, small bar maybe. Do you guys have any reputable builders I can go to for a quote and ideally some sort of renderings.

re: Walden Neighborhood off Perkins

Posted by PapaPogey on 5/28/26 at 6:49 am to
Kenilworth isn’t as nice as homeowners think it is.
Arkansas. Even with a championship, I don’t see them as a huge threat to LSU like some of the other SEC teams. They’ve been good sports, I’d be okay if they finally get one.

re: favorite garden tools?

Posted by PapaPogey on 5/24/26 at 9:24 am to
Bought this a month ago and have gotten a lot of use so far.

Hell, I just moved to a house with old hardwoods and the scratches are great character and now I’m not concerned about dogs, furniture, etc.

re: Is a reel mower worth it?

Posted by PapaPogey on 5/17/26 at 8:46 pm to
I think the lowest I have is 1.25”

Is a reel mower worth it?

Posted by PapaPogey on 5/17/26 at 8:10 pm
Just bought a house with a pretty well established Bermuda lawn that I’d say is in 7/10 shape which I hope to get better over the next year. Coming from st aug and centipede in my previous houses, I’m mowing with a toro self propelled and I’m down to the lowest setting and feel like I could go lower.

I guess you could call me a “grass guy” as I probably do more than most but I have a ways to go. Is a reel mower my next step? If so, I know they are pricey if you could recommend somewhere to pick up a quality used one if I do decide to go that route. This would likely be a next spring purchase.
I’d rather a Cary Koch field
Guidry sucks. What’s new