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"Scout" wrote in message . .. "Charlie Morgan" wrote in message ... On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 19:17:51 -0400, "Scout" wrote: "DSK" wrote in message t... Scout wrote: I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! You want that in foil or saber? Gilligan would have been more help earlier, he can fell the mightiest oak with a single karate chop. DSK Well, I'll settle for a mighty leaf and twig eater now! Home Despot usually has a ton of those for sale this time of year. This year they have gone straight to Snow Blowers. A container ship must have sunk or something because the 10 hp chipper shredders are not available nationally and the little useless 5.5 hp models are even in short supply. I finally found a 10 hp model at the 7th HD I checked. They had ONE. It's now in my barn. CWM Thanks Charlie, I actually have the Craftsmen 7.5 chipper-shredder and it's done an excellent job so far. I've put some heavy duty hours on it. I've tried to beat it up but it just beats me up even more. It'll take up to 3" dia and about a 10 gallon bucket's worth of leaves and twigs per load. (or, a bushel and a peck!). Scout Rent a good sized Vermeer. They can chip down railroad ties. |
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Scout wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! There not too big but they have a real attitude. Here's a pic of the one in my basement Scout's basement squirrel http://staff.science.uva.nl/~delaat/Tasmanian_devil.jpg Scout ummm...you got more problems than you thought you had.... |
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Gilligan wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! And awfully big nuts! That's a kind of personal observation.... |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Gilligan wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! And awfully big nuts! That's a kind of personal observation.... One would think that large squirrels would be large because they consume large nuts since trees usually have a fixed number of seeds. |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! There not too big but they have a real attitude. Here's a pic of the one in my basement Scout's basement squirrel http://staff.science.uva.nl/~delaat/Tasmanian_devil.jpg Scout ummm...you got more problems than you thought you had.... Flying monkeys in the attic? |
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Gilligan wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! There not too big but they have a real attitude. Here's a pic of the one in my basement Scout's basement squirrel http://staff.science.uva.nl/~delaat/Tasmanian_devil.jpg Scout ummm...you got more problems than you thought you had.... Flying monkeys in the attic? ih goody...I'll be right over.... |
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Gilligan wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! There not too big but they have a real attitude. Here's a pic of the one in my basement Scout's basement squirrel http://staff.science.uva.nl/~delaat/Tasmanian_devil.jpg Scout ummm...you got more problems than you thought you had.... Flying monkeys in the attic? It's not monkeys flying out of the attic that's the problem... -- Flying Tadpole ---------------------------------- http://www.soundclick.com/flyingtadpole http://music.download.com/timfatchen http://music.download.com/internetopera |
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"Gilligan" wrote in message
. .. "katy" wrote in message ... Gilligan wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! And awfully big nuts! That's a kind of personal observation.... One would think that large squirrels would be large because they consume large nuts since trees usually have a fixed number of seeds. I suspect you are right because I saw neighbors looking my way and I overheard one of them commenting on the big f-ing nut. Now I understand! Scout |
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"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
... Gilligan wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: "DSK" wrote in message . .. Gilligan wrote: You obviously did not see the Steven Segal movie. I can't remember if I have or not... probably not, since I don't watch many movies. .... He was in a coma for 15 years, came out of it, buried a railroad tie in the ground as a makiwari board and within weeks of his awakening managed to snap the untapered tie right off with one blow. Plus he was married to Kelly LeBrock! No need for a weight bag at all. Wow! Was that a true story? It would certainly change my opinion! Except I don't think my wife would like the Kelly LeBrock part. Did you study Shotokan? No. But I have been in several dojos that took practices from a wide range of disciplines. Fencing is more fun and almost as good exercise. DSK I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! Scout My God you must have awfully big squirrels!!!!!! There not too big but they have a real attitude. Here's a pic of the one in my basement Scout's basement squirrel http://staff.science.uva.nl/~delaat/Tasmanian_devil.jpg Scout ummm...you got more problems than you thought you had.... Flying monkeys in the attic? It's not monkeys flying out of the attic that's the problem... Yes, and the problem seems worse at night. Your guard is down, you see! Scout |
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"Gilligan" wrote in message
... "Scout" wrote in message . .. "Charlie Morgan" wrote in message ... On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 19:17:51 -0400, "Scout" wrote: "DSK" wrote in message et... Scout wrote: I will require all your talents Grasshopper, as I must flawlessly erect 800 feet of chain link fence! You want that in foil or saber? Gilligan would have been more help earlier, he can fell the mightiest oak with a single karate chop. DSK Well, I'll settle for a mighty leaf and twig eater now! Home Despot usually has a ton of those for sale this time of year. This year they have gone straight to Snow Blowers. A container ship must have sunk or something because the 10 hp chipper shredders are not available nationally and the little useless 5.5 hp models are even in short supply. I finally found a 10 hp model at the 7th HD I checked. They had ONE. It's now in my barn. CWM Thanks Charlie, I actually have the Craftsmen 7.5 chipper-shredder and it's done an excellent job so far. I've put some heavy duty hours on it. I've tried to beat it up but it just beats me up even more. It'll take up to 3" dia and about a 10 gallon bucket's worth of leaves and twigs per load. (or, a bushel and a peck!). Scout Rent a good sized Vermeer. They can chip down railroad ties. Years ago a neighbor who worked for a tree service let me use his industrial chipper. That thing could handle small trees. It liked to reach out and greet the user, pulling the wood from one's hands. I quickly learned to throw the trunks and branches like a spear. Awesome. Scout |
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