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Who cooks with it and what's your favorite dish to prepare?:eat: Let's eat!:pacman:

Sharp dog! Gonna look even better with a mouth full of feathers.

Gotta love a good bow. :clap: ...and Gods sence of humor:oops:

On the way up Buckee.

Somedays are like that- ya just gotta take the good with the bad. Least ya got some good in there today.

Wow, you all would probably call me a liar if I told ya about what I've seen them dig and pore crete in. You'd probably believe me though after 3 months or so of living in your new home.:pop:

Good luck Randy. It's rough at first but once you move on there's no looking back. Hardest part for me was visitation for the kiddos. Hurts to watch them grow up week by week.

Sure are. But if I'm a bear, those look like dinner mints.:eat:

One of my neighbors a few houses down sells all kinds of stuff dirt cheap brand new at the curb. I got 2 blinds from him last year for $30 a piece. Right now he's got some tow behind boating tubes at the road for $60, but I can keep my eyes peeled for you if you're interested.

Agreed, just don't pee into the wind.:angry:

Emerald Ash Borer traps. http://www.emeraldashborer.info/

:happybday: Enjoy your cheese cake Wisconsinite!:clown:

Hip hip hooray!:happybday:

Flies look great. Overall size looks good but hook size looks too small to me. How big are they and what size hook?

These have been popping up all over the place around here this summer. How bout where you live?

No thanks. As if yardage estimation can't be tricky enough alone, I wanna focus 100% on the TARGET in my sites, NOT the sites on my string. A poor attempt to re-invent the wheel and make a few bucks.:wacko:

Velvet or not, those are gonna be some great bucks.

Now I get it... After 9 months of no fun she's finally come out of her shell.... Now she's painting the appartment walls with a friend. Outta be an interesting night. Cheers all, and always remember..........., Well actually,... try to forget sometimes! It helps opposed to the alternative!:poke:

My wife just dropped the boy off at grandmas. Came home with a 12 pack of my suds, a 6 pack of hers, a 2 liter of Coke, a bottle of Captain Morgan, and a bottle of champaign! We're celebrating something tonight.... I'd let you know what that is tomorrow, but something tells me it will slip my mind. C ya's around. :wine::drink:

:rockon::rock: ENCORE- ENCORE:) Good stuff Dakota!

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Is your pump kicking on or loosing pressure when you're not running any fixtures? Should have a gauge on it you can keep an eye on for a bit when not in use.

Sounds to me like a broken underground H2o line. If your maintaining a prime running everything else, troubleshoot and cap off what you think may be the root of the problem (your HB). Pulling the foot valve is no big deal to check for propper function depending how deep your well is. If it don't rattle it ain't workin. Most of the time you can blow them out, but as long as you go to the trouble ya may as well replace it for the cost of time and labor. If you loose prime over extended periods of non usage one of the two is your main problem #2- DO NOT USE PVC ON PRESSURED LINES PEX piping is the way to go codes permitting where your at. It has super memmory with no underground connections, and if you go with upgraded Fosta Pex can even hook up a thawing machine if need be to this plastic product as it is encased in a metal sleave. Far as line diameter, for most residential propperties you will be able to get away with a 3/4" main feed to a dwelling of 30'ish fixture units or so. It won't hurt none to run 1" underground and bush it at the pump to 3/4". Chances are you have a 1" inlet anyhow but it's really just overkill to run that throughout the house.

...a Pollock, a priest, and a penguin walk into a bar...... Ahhh, never mind......I'd hate to laugh at myselfski.:yes:

Nice lookin work all. I tried my hand at drawing once. Once! My wifes got the knack for it that peaked my interest. Best I could do right here. Oh well, lol!:clown: