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Stuff works pretty good. The scent stayed on her for a little over a day, but the stink is gone

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The stink is the main thing! Glad it worked.

One of my doodles decided to roll in dead worms today ...barf. Sprayed her down and can't tell now.

I'm not sure you're going to find anything "good" for $300. Echo now sells some walk behinds, worth looking.

If people left on time, put their phones down, and drove the speed limit in the appropriate lane Jesus might come back to see us.

If the clubhouse was a library, all of the local blue hairs would make a human chain around the property to save it. Good luck.

We've only tried the puppy one and the coconut one. Puppy is just a fresh scent, the coconut one was a bit strong. That's all they had at first, but I see now they have some "manlier" scents. No matter, our dogs are female doodles so smelling like a Gulf shores trailer park was no biggie lol.

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once a blanket gets the dog funk it need to be smothered in perfume for incinerated

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A soaking in "nature's miracle" pet enzyme cleaner works awesome for funky blankets and towels.

The answer is pipelines to make the strait irrelevant.

Good news, you don't own the house currently.

I don't know what state you are in, but in LA you could ask the repairs be made in XYZ manner with a reinspection afterwards. Otherwise you walk.

Don't voluntarily take on a headache that isn't necessary.

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Forgot to add, this is my only Ego product. I'm not married to the Ego system so I don't mind getting another brand if I go the new blower route.

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What brand of power tools do you use? If you have DeWalt/Milwaukee/etc I would stay in that universe.

Now for the rest of the story......

More held the position of Lord Chancellor, important to framing the actions.


During More's time, the distribution of Tyndale's English New Testament was illegal - not simply because it was in English, but because Tyndale had embedded Lutheran theological errors directly into the translation. For example:

He rendered ekklesia as "congregation" instead of "church"

He rendered presbyteros as "elder" instead of "priest"

He rendered metanoeite as "repent" (inward change only) rather than "do penance"

These were not innocent translation choices. They were doctrinally loaded decisions designed to undermine the sacramental structure of the Church.


Canonization does not equate to moral perfection. The medieval blend of church and state was brutal and outside of what we understand today.

It was probably in your soil......how was the dirt prepped?