Fair enough. Moving in April?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
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Fair enough. Moving in April?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
So who is going to be post #12,000?? I remember there was a big rush to be #10,000.
Page #300 FTW!
As long as I name them and keep them n a cage, then I can have three chickens.
what happens at 12,000? Start over?
Round about then.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
No way man! Just keep swimming, just keep swimming!Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
ha name them:
1. Kay
2. Eff
3 Cee
My wife is watching greys anatomy.
I'm gonna get me some Chixlens.
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Originally Posted by fly boy
I second this motion
rubba dub dub
She also just forbid the chickens.
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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
MAKE IT SO!
Can I name my chickens? Thank-you-very-much!Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
They will be named:
Kilo
Fox
Charlie
No, sorry. We just named them for you [Flower]Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
Honeybadger, I have a solution for your landscaping. It's far less expensive than sod, requires little maintenance and looks charming. The bonus is that if/when you or Mrs. Honeybadger get tired of the flowers and plants, it's easily changed out.
Our front yard looked like the moon last year, because we get the full force of the sun. Our neighbor is one of those rare people that has a zen manner of landscapery about him; he placed wandering paths made from flagstone over the most drought-stricken areas of our yard; some mulch in others, and placed flowerpots both above and below ground (depending on their level of attractiveness) fpr shots of color and bloom. It cuts down on watering, looks both unique and attractive, and doesn't take the constant maintenance that a lawn demands.
Fake grass! http://www.lowes.com/pd_270836-45036...%7C1&facetInfo=Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGrey
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Originally Posted by TheGrey
Thanks for the advice! This is basically what we are doing with our front yard (full sun exposure). The back yard will be mostly grass, but we'll have built in sprinklers and a few decent sized trees to provide a little shade.
Cripes, guys. When did you get a show on Home and Gardens tv?
Grass is the biggest waste of water in the U.S. right now and it serves no real purpose. Turn it into a functioning produce store. When SHTF you will be much happier eating a garden instead of dead grass.
You name my livestock, I name your gardening show.
We have talents! And lawns that drain our bank accounts. I say it's a creative solution.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
Scogin, I'm going to try gardening this year. Any advice as to what grows best in this climate?
...and doesn't take hours of time?
Double post... LIKE A BOSSQuote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
http://www.lowes.com/pd_270836-45036...%7C1&facetInfo=
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Originally Posted by Scogin
I will certainly have a decent sized produce garden eventually, but right now we want someplace for the little HoneyBadger and the dog to play.
we are ensuring at least 2 posts in this thread are useful :DQuote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
$45 for 15 sq ft? am I reading that right?Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
I think it's 12" wide by 15'Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
so the length of a piece of sod. :shrugs:
just changed it from 20 per page to 40.... WOW
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Originally Posted by fly boy
Congratulations! You are no longer living in the stone age! [LOL]
Hey everyone! Look!Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
Look at me!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
Isn't it great to see a little dragonfly spread its wings for the first time? [ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
I think its cute
Cute little dragonfly! [ROFL2]
Wow, can't believe it's almost 2pm ALREADY!
Guess i'm heading out to Home Depot in a few minutes...
...But not until I get post #12,000!
Post #12,000!