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Not to bad still have half the lawn to mow. It got abruptly ended yesterday when a ran over some bailing twine. Had to jack the mower up and pull the blades to get it out. So need to finish what I started. would like to work on my backhoe if I get the chance.
Well, I'm stuck inside all day, so the weather really doesn't bother me. Yeah, nice having a cafeteria on site. Lunch is usually a disappointment, but kind of hard to screw up breakfast!!LOL
Bet me. Just visit the Employee Cafeteria where my wife works. They are past masters screwing up anything even remotely related to food.
Not to bad still have half the lawn to mow. It got abruptly ended yesterday when a ran over some bailing twine. Had to jack the mower up and pull the blades to get it out. So need to finish what I started. would like to work on my backhoe if I get the chance.
I had an old wire from an invisible fence the PO of the house had in. That's was fun getting out of the tractor blades.
Originally Posted by Seabiscuit-P3
Bet me. Just visit the Employee Cafeteria where my wife works. They are past masters screwing up anything even remotely related to food.
Morning Jim. Man, now that takes some effort to screw up breakfast!!
I had an old wire from an invisible fence the PO of the house had in. That's was fun getting out of the tractor blades.
Morning Jim. Man, now that takes some effort to screw up breakfast!!
Been there, done that a couple of weeks ago with the mower out on the farm. Dad had so much bailing twine wrapped up around those blades, we could have bailed at least 5 3 stringers with it.
I think I know their trick Pat...Leave the meat out until it turns green before cooking AND anything food or remotely related to food has to have every single hot spice ever grown thrown onto it. Of course they probably need to do that to kill the fuzz and them little critters you see wiggling around.
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Been there, done that a couple of weeks ago with the mower out on the farm. Dad had so much bailing twine wrapped up around those blades, we could have bailed at least 5 3 stringers with it.
I think I know their trick Pat...Leave the meat out until it turns green before cooking AND anything food or remotely related to food has to have every single hot spice ever grown thrown onto it. Of course they probably need to do that to kill the fuzz and them little critters you wiggling around.
to figure out how they did it took too much brain power, They regurlarly screwed up the eggs so we learned to live on baggles and cream cheese or peanut butter regularly. After the fist day of the class it wasnt too bad but that first day every rotation all the meals sucked.
I think the pizza guys knew when classes started up lol
Howdy Marv........
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