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Yeah. that would keep me from moving if I had 5-10 years at a plant.
I have to stay at mine. Been here for 20 years.I still have a small retirement with mine, but nothing close to the ones 10= years ago. Those days are gone.

My neighbors on both sides cut theirs like astroturf and water all the time. The length of the grass blade ~ equals the root.

Now to really piss them off, I've seeded rye grass so mine will be green all winter. "Pantera" doesn't grow crazy like regular rye grass.

I told her the square footage was under the agreed amount, and she said "so that's how you're going to break the agreement?" Yup. I'd like to say that I told her off, but honestly I was too scared she'd come after me with a lawyer. I was much younger then and didn't have a lot of real world experience. She's retired now. Mean old bitch.

"When he was 12, his father gave him his first rifle, a .22-caliber Mossberg. He shot rats in the New Jersey Meadowlands and honed his skills on an aunt’s laundry clothespins."

Ah, the good ole days.

I think some of my early batches were terrible bc I didn't cool the batch quickly enough, and the aroma hops wound up bittering. Will check out the Food board. Thanks for the links.

I brewed for 10 years or so. I think I've made just about everything possible. Mine were 5 gallon batches.Never seen people make a good beer with the small kits, but they may have improved. If this doesn't turn out well, don't give up. They have a lot of guys on the food board brewing.

this is quoted from Motley Fool, and Ford is on their core stock list. I don't think I would buy, but rather hold right now if you had some.
" Ford's total number of global models has actually shrunk considerably since Mulally's(CEO) arrival, and it'll shrink more in the next few years. It is true that Ford's quality has improved considerably on Mulally's watch, along with other trivial things such as the balance sheet, the stock price, customers' perceptions, and the company's chances of, y'know, actually surviving.

On one hand, yes, market-share gains and big profits are going to be harder for Ford to win in coming quarters, as costs rise and rivals continue to get back on their feet. Shareholders expecting the stock price's upward trajectory to continue are likely to be disappointed.

On the other hand, even with Friday's surprises, Ford is still a solidly profitable and much-admired company with strong prospects around the world. Speaking as a Ford shareholder, with the company's situation solid and still improving, I don't plan on selling my shares just yet."

not boring at all. I enjoyed every minute. I kept thinking about Pouncy's bold statement about "revenge". That guy is a joke. He had a terrible game all around.

Ditto on the Italians. Used to respect them until the elbow to McBride. frick Italy.