He needs some happy pills.Talked to Jimi today....he's in some real pain...back knees shoulders...et al....said he was soaking a knee in ice at that moment.
Indeed...said the pain pills aren't working.He needs some happy pills.
If he covered them with honey? Taking them with beer helps on my worst days.Indeed...said the pain pills aren't working.
I wear it when the temperatures won't get above 50°.
No, that's tomorrow. Actually, it depends on which web site you choose to believe, it will be somewhere between 8" and 24", and if we do indeed get the blizzard winds, add in that there will be 4-5 foot drifts.Lemme guess......Rich got 18" of snow today?..........
It is getting windy tonight here, haven't watched the weather cuz it's usually the same....warm-sunny.No, that's tomorrow. Actually, it depends on which web site you choose to believe, it will be somewhere between 8" and 24", and if we do indeed get the blizzard winds, add in that there will be 4-5 foot drifts.
Until June July August rolls around, then it's sunny and hotter than hell......
Yep, same shit, different state.Just like Texas!
Around here, grass is bad half the year. Dead, dry, and brown. Terrible fire hazard.Hope that shit goes away till next year....like you said....GRASS is needed....!
I wear it when the temperatures won't get above 50°.
Until June July August rolls around, then it's sunny and hotter than hell
I'm in N. Scottsdale....which is north of Phoenix.Are you somewhere around Phoenix? Folks there not only have to contend with the 100+ summer temps, but the retirees from NuYawk who insists on watering their lawns and driving up the humidity.
OK, been there.I'm in N. Scottsdale....which is north of Phoenix.
A neighboring rancher keeps some old round bales in reserve and he'll bring me a couple in exchange for raw milk (6 gallons per bale). It is not the most nutritious stuff, but it'll keep the cows away from ketosis until the pastures green up.Rich, what is your plan if you don't have grass in a couple weeks?
Well at least you have a fallback.OK, been there.
A neighboring rancher keeps some old round bales in reserve and he'll bring me a couple in exchange for raw milk (6 gallons per bale). It is not the most nutritious stuff, but it'll keep the cows away from ketosis until the pastures green up.
Which is why it pays to stay friendly with all your neighbors.*
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Hahaha. He had food to grill, so he took the wood. He took 30 pounds of dog food for his mutt. That was money he saved for beer. I know who the guy is. I just want evidence, so I can put him on notice.He was just cold and hungry.
Then there is the trained attack chickens.I already did my time in hell (having a neighbor's house almost touching mine - well, 15 feet away). This is why I now live in a place where you cannot even see your nearest neighbor.
As for stealing from me... I think my sign says "There is nothing here worth dying for. And if my first shot doesn't kill you, the dogs will finish the job."
Put him on notice? If you get evidence, put him in jail.. I just want evidence, so I can put him on notice.
That is an option. However, for a misdemeanor, they probably would not get him into a courtroom.Put him on notice? If you get evidence, put him in jail.
Well, there are about 50 little peckers out there that, should they so desire, might make someone who doesn't know how to handle them, appear rather bloody.Then there is the trained attack chickens.
Geese should do a good job. They'll attack for the hell of it.Well, there are about 50 little peckers out there that, should they so desire, might make someone who doesn't know how to handle them, appear rather bloody.
I don't know if depriving my animals of their food would be merely a misdemeanor. If you endanger my livestock, you endanger me, and shooting the bastard might be self defense.That is an option. However, for a misdemeanor, they probably would not get him into a courtroom.
If we had a pond, we'd probably have some geese too. I'd kind of like to get some peacocks. They are better guard dogs than most dogs. They set off an alarm screech when a stranger invades that can be heard for miles. But for right now, my two Great Pyrenees protect all our critters (and their food) and Jasper weighs in at about 120 pounds, so he is rather intimidating to strangers.Geese should do a good job. They'll attack for the hell of it.
My dogs are not legally considered livestock, since I don't eat, sell, or butcher them. They would be considered property. However, i can kill as long as I can say I felt my life was in danger.I don't know if depriving my animals of their food would be merely a misdemeanor. If you endanger my livestock, you endanger me, and shooting the bastard might be self defense.
Those are magnificent dogs. Cute even, when I had one climb onto my lap for some attention.If we had a pond, we'd probably have some geese too. I'd kind of like to get some peacocks. They are better guard dogs than most dogs. They set off an alarm screech when a stranger invades that can be heard for miles. But for right now, my two Great Pyrenees protect all our critters (and their food) and Jasper weighs in at about 120 pounds, so he is rather intimidating to strangers.
Of course dogs are not legally livestock, but I would have the lawyer claim that stealing their food endangered their lives and, therefore, endangered the lives of the livestock they protect by depriving them of their protection. While our Pyrs probably would never directly attack a person, they will kill a coyote or fox on sight because they know that those predators intend to eat our chickens, which provide us with breakfast every day (blah blah blah).My dogs are not legally considered livestock, since I don't eat, sell, or butcher them. They would be considered property..
That's one of the things I have always liked about Texas... and South Dakota. Back in Orygun, you had to prove your life was in danger. Here, all I have to do is believe my life -- or the life of someone else -- was in danger.i can kill as long as I can say I felt my life was in danger.
Yeah, I love the heck outta them. We also have a large Doberman who lives in the house (most people are afraid of them because of the way they are depicted in movies) and a Belgian Malenois who wears a Sheriff badge and is smarter than most people.Those are magnificent dogs. Cute even, when I had one climb onto my lap for some attention.
I had a friend who just moved out of Wisconsin and he told me many times that the cops were more friendly to the criminals than anyone who called for help. He had a neighbor who was constantly abusing him and his property, yet the cops always befriended the bad guy, not him.In Wisconsin, it did not matter if my life was in danger. The cops said not to call them until after the fact. So, I left, at the ripe old age of 18. I had enough of their stupid bullshit.
They actually told me that assault and battery was a misdemeanor, but fighting back was a felony.I had a friend who just moved out of Wisconsin and he told me many times that the cops were more friendly to the criminals than anyone who called for help. He had a neighbor who was constantly abusing him and his property, yet the cops always befriended the bad guy, not him.
This was me in Bend, Oregon, 1990 (evenings and weekends). We would put our lives in danger to protect you. Someone assaulting you? He'd get my .357 between the eyes. I think any cop who would do less needs to get another job.They actually told me that assault and battery was a misdemeanor, but fighting back was a felony.
Talked to Jimi today....he's in some real pain...back knees shoulders...et al....said he was soaking a knee in ice at that moment.
Almost midnight. 31 degrees and raining heavily. It will turn to snow any minute now. I guess the "storm" is just about to start. Sigh...
Well, time to turn out the lights. <CLICK>