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Tristan, I have an idea for you. Find a funny present, something stupid. Like a retarded mug. Step 1: Put it in a box and wrap it. Step 2: Put it in another box and wrap it again. Repeat Step 2 over and over and over again until you can hardly stand it, or run out of wrapping paper, whichever comes first...at least until you've got a huge box!
The present itself won't necessarily be whats funny, but believe me, it'll get the most laughs.
I was thinking about a gift card to our local Priscillas "naughty" store and wrapping it like that to the point where you could almost fit in it! We will see...
Is well water better?
I love well water. I lived in the country for 18 years before I packed up and went to the city for college. The Richmond water was HORRIBLE. I had one of those 5 gallon water things in my apartment! It was much better and came in handy for those hangovers!
The well water at my folks' house had iron issues. Tshirts eventually turned a rust tint and the toilets all stained. We got a water treatment system and now the water is so soft its hard to get the soap off ya when you shower it lathers so well!
Originally Posted by papadelogan
In terms of cost, it can be. Many places now will put a meter on your well; the gov't gets its due, and even plenty of what it's not due.
The day that happens is the day I will probably go to jail...If the county wants to PAY for the well's initial cost its a different story...but until then...ha
Hey, its not my fault he refuses to purchase a capable vehicle.
if the jeep is 4x4 I wouldn't think it would be any less capable of treading snow than a SD maybe even a little more so unless the SD has about 500 lbs or more balast in the box
if the jeep is 4x4 I wouldn't think it would be any less capable of treading snow than a SD maybe even a little more so unless the SD has about 500 lbs or more balast in the box
Tht's kind of what I was thinking also Ray. Maybe it is only 2wd.
if the jeep is 4x4 I wouldn't think it would be any less capable of treading snow than a SD maybe even a little more so unless the SD has about 500 lbs or more balast in the box
Oh yeah it does fine...when its running worth a ****.
Speaking of well water, the last two places ive had, had well water. In british columbia, the well water was the best water i have ever had. Pure spring water, clear, and tasted great!
The water we have at our farm here, isnt that bad either. It has some iron in it, and is a little hard, but we got a smoking deal on a culligan water softener, and all of our water issues were solved. (well except drinking)
We have a water cooler for drinking water, and buy water in tow, but just for now till we build our new place. When we build, we are going to have a filter system for the drinking water, just to have high quality well water, and then we dont have to carry those jugs in and out of the house!
Im also pretty proud to say that when we got this place, we trenched in all our own water lines, hooked up everything to the home, and hooked up everything to the softener. We used pex and it was a breeze.
Also installed our own septic system, and pump out
overslept this morning, then had physical therapy at 730 am...followed by hyperbaric oxygen treatment...finely got home at noon...got a bite to eat and caught up on 240 posts...
I have an olympus C60 with rechargeable battery (and a spare)
it sits in my glovebox and I recharge it once or twice a month...
When I go somewhere I have my digital DSLR and can take 600 pics on a charge without flash..I carry a spare for that also. I have 2- 2gb xd cards plus a 4 and 8 gb compact flash card ( camera takes both )
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