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8. No fun of any kind allowed.
nice job of creating defensible space around structures....not...
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How hard is it to use RoundUp and road fill gravel? 5ft, right?nice job of creating defensible space around structures....not...
30' of down to dirt or lawn then 70' feet of reduced fuel load
Sounds like a big government conspiracy to me...
If we have a drought at our house, the entirety of the western part of NC is tinder from my doorstep to roughly Knoxville to Charlotte.nice job of creating defensible space around structures....not...
I completely understand why you guys have to think in that manner out west. My house is basically in a jungle. I've somewhat given up on thinking it will ever have a fire barrier without investing in a bush hog and logging equipment.
You could make a difference with a chain saw and some dedication.
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Left hand pink...
Yeah, totally unwilling to change. I trim my lot with a bladed weedeater and I've had multiple 70 footers cut out. It just made my neighbors 75 footers grow into the canopy space they left. I'm good with what we have here.
I'll just make sure to pay my homeowners insurance and if a wildfire ever got to our house, it can have it. We'll start over at that point. I live in an area only a few inches of rainfall short of being considered rainforest anyway.
how da fuq? p*ssed off a javelin thrower??
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"hey ya'll! Watch this!"
marking bullet trajectory , crime scene investigation.
I made a cake for MMike:
U. S. Eh.I made a cake for MMike:
Whoa there radio, watch the language.
beering
Can't tell if serious.
Bullets don't travel straight through cars like that, crime scene investigators don't use rusty rebar, or any rebar, and the jacket wouldn't be pinned to the back seat like that.
Looks like a concrete guy has a grudge against Volvos.
Those Volvo seats are seriously the most comfortable car seats I've ever sat in.
You know, when they're not full of rebar.
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Yeah, that's obviously a warranty issue.
