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post 1522235171 10-11-2017, 09:22 AM
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post 1522235711 10-11-2017, 09:29 AM
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Its October and I'm still having to mow grass.
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post 1522236271 10-11-2017, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted By litljay


Cool world. Forgot about my first awkward bonrar from a cartoon.

Also was thinking last night how simple life was when we grew up.

Remember Panthro from Thundercats? We all knew what he was.......

Spoiler!
he was the badass. Dude was a sharp mechanic, warrior with nunchucks, unafraid to put Wylie Kit and Kat and that little Snarf bastard in their places. When Lion-O went MIA and they had the war for the sword of Omens we were all rooting for him.

No one gave a **** he had “black” features. He was just awesome
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Its October and I'm still having to mow grass.
Same here. I was hoping that this past weekend would be the last time I had to mow. But we're getting rain and then another warm spell which means it'll shoot up again.
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I figured you guys just need a jump start this morning...
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post 1522239931 10-11-2017, 10:07 AM
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My oldest turns 7 tomorrow. He's into legos which means I'm into legos. Got him a 1,500 piece set. That should occupy some evenings when the snow starts to fall.

I kind of really want this $1,000 Millennium Falcon. 7,500 pieces of awesome. Problem is, all the nerds are buying them up.


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post 1522242001 10-11-2017, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge
Same here. I was hoping that this past weekend would be the last time I had to mow. But we're getting rain and then another warm spell which means it'll shoot up again.
Yeah, we just had 2 days of rain and then warm. Wish it would just freeze already
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post 1522244291 10-11-2017, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g
My oldest turns 7 tomorrow. He's into legos which means I'm into legos. Got him a 1,500 piece set. That should occupy some evenings when the snow starts to fall.

I kind of really want this $1,000 Millennium Falcon. 7,500 pieces of awesome. Problem is, all the nerds are buying them up.


I want one!!
post 1522245521 10-11-2017, 10:51 AM
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It took me 2 evenings to mow my yard because the bag was filling up so quick from all the dry grass, pine needles, and pine cones. It is humid as fuk at the moment here in the panhandle. Looks like fall from inside but certainly doesn't feel like fall.
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Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g
My oldest turns 7 tomorrow. He's into legos which means I'm into legos. Got him a 1,500 piece set. That should occupy some evenings when the snow starts to fall.

I kind of really want this $1,000 Millennium Falcon. 7,500 pieces of awesome. Problem is, all the nerds are buying them up.


Damn. That's serious.

I loved Lego's growing up. I spent hours building chit.
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post 1522249641 10-11-2017, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Its October and I'm still having to mow grass.
soent 3 hours last Saturday manicuring/mowing/trimming the lawn
Then weed and feed and watered rhe hell out of hit
Gonna mow this weekend too ftl
Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g
My oldest turns 7 tomorrow. He's into legos which means I'm into legos. Got him a 1,500 piece set. That should occupy some evenings when the snow starts to fall.

I kind of really want this $1,000 Millennium Falcon. 7,500 pieces of awesome. Problem is, all the nerds are buying them up.


probably not a bad problem considering the price tag
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post 1522252391 10-11-2017, 11:50 AM
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$1,000 for a Lego set? No thanks Jeff. So much more I could buy with that, like a black rifle or more ammo. Then just buy kid a $100 set. He would be happy with that.

I have probably spent around $1.5K on Legos for my kids through the years. I always ended up building the sets and super gluing each piece so that they wouldn't break as easy.
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Originally Posted By GarthVader
It took me 2 evenings to mow my yard because the bag was filling up so quick from all the dry grass, pine needles, and pine cones. It is humid as fuk at the moment here in the panhandle. Looks like fall from inside but certainly doesn't feel like fall.
Bag?

Why you not on dat dere mulching time bruh?
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post 1522256501 10-11-2017, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted By GarthVader
It took me 2 evenings to mow my yard because the bag was filling up so quick from all the dry grass, pine needles, and pine cones. It is humid as fuk at the moment here in the panhandle. Looks like fall from inside but certainly doesn't feel like fall.
We won't get 'Fall-like' weather for at least another month here in FL.
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Bag?

Why you not on dat dere mulching time bruh?
Next mower will be a mulcher for sure.
Originally Posted By jason_bh
We won't get 'Fall-like' weather for at least another month here in FL.
I suppose it's better than rain in wind like in the UK. I'll take this. Just not used to it.
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post 1522267991 10-11-2017, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
We won't get 'Fall-like' weather for at least another month here in FL.
Fall Like Weather

Florida

Pick one
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post 1522268681 10-11-2017, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted By litljay
Fall Like Weather

Florida

Pick one
Good point
post 1522269791 10-11-2017, 02:13 PM
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[QUOTE=gixxer0.6g post_id=1522239931]My oldest turns 7 tomorrow. He's into legos which means I'm into legos. Got him a 1,500 piece set. That should occupy some evenings when the snow starts to fall.

I kind of really want this $1,000 Millennium Falcon. 7,500 pieces of awesome. Problem is, all the nerds are buying them up.

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You buy a little platform and lego characters for it. You can buy expansion levels and characters/vehicles. Play lego ghost busters, simpsons, back to the future, lord of the rings stuff like that.
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Welp, were done with football for my son
Supposed to have a game tonight, we get there, coached didn't show up at all
The other team cancelled the night before and the guy that runs it decided not to tell anyone
The league is a joke, gonna see if academy will take back the speed flex helmet(they will take shoes back within a year of purchase, regardless of condition)
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post 1522340161 10-12-2017, 05:22 AM
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youth sports is such a racket. the things the guys at the office say go on with their their kids and their teams is insane.
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Bag?

Why you not on dat dere mulching time bruh?
In on phuck bagging crew.

And give the weather a week....it's coming...low tonight here is 36. Low Monday is 33.
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid
In on phuck bagging crew.

And give the weather a week....it's coming...low tonight here is 36. Low Monday is 33.
It was 32 last night into this morning
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post 1522346981 10-12-2017, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted By 5x10
Welp, were done with football for my son
Supposed to have a game tonight, we get there, coached didn't show up at all
The other team cancelled the night before and the guy that runs it decided not to tell anyone
The league is a joke, gonna see if academy will take back the speed flex helmet(they will take shoes back within a year of purchase, regardless of condition)
That sucks, was he disappointed?


Think I had my first legit proud dad moment last night. Kid's toy had a dead battery, he went and found a screwdriver on the counter that I had forgotten was there and went to town on that battery cover. He didn't get it but was pretty damn close.
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
It was 32 last night into this morning
Mmmm. Snow will soon be here to ski on.
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge
That sucks, was he disappointed?


Think I had my first legit proud dad moment last night. Kid's toy had a dead battery, he went and found a screwdriver on the counter that I had forgotten was there and went to town on that battery cover. He didn't get it but was pretty damn close.
LOL. Dem feels, I know them.

My youngest has always been very independent. He was 8 when he asked for his own 'real tools' for Christmas. That Christmas he asked for wood, nails, screws, etc as well, so that he could build things.

My FIL built him a small workbench and brought it over to him while the wife and I were at work. We come home and have sawdust all over the living room because he was trying it out. The wife was furious but I sat back and just chuckled. LOL

He just turned 12 and has no issue with taking things apart and trying to fix them. His toolboxes sit right next to mine in the garage. So glad that I don't have to open up his Nerf guns to replace batteries or fix the jammed 'bullet'. He does all that himself now.
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Originally Posted By Mumra
youth sports is such a racket. the things the guys at the office say go on with their their kids and their teams is insane.
Seems like most of the time the parents are more into it than the kids.
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Originally Posted By Vexidi
Seems like most of the time the parents are more into it than the kids.
They are. Parents have ruined youth sports.

I coached my middle son's baseball team for 7 years. I could write a book on the shenanigans that I have witnessed through the years. Parents telling their kids to fight ours, parents wanting to fight our parents, coaches mouthing off to my kids, and on and on. I carry a pistol everywhere I go and even on the ballfield. There were times where I was glad that I had it on me while we left the ballpark.
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The progressives have decided to allow girls in boy scouts. Surely this will end well. RIP boy scouts along with Eminem's career. Fun while it lasted.
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Originally Posted By jason_bh
They are. Parents have ruined youth sports.

I coached my middle son's baseball team for 7 years. I could write a book on the shenanigans that I have witnessed through the years. Parents telling their kids to fight ours, parents wanting to fight our parents, coaches mouthing off to my kids, and on and on. I carry a pistol everywhere I go and even on the ballfield. There were times where I was glad that I had it on me while we left the ballpark.
I just don't get it. I guess they all think their kid is gonna be the next MLB superstar.
Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g
The progressives have decided to allow girls in boy scouts. Surely this will end well. RIP boy scouts along with Eminem's career. Fun while it lasted.
wft...isn't that why the girl scouts exists?

edit: just read that the Girl Scouts are pissed about it! lol

"In August, Kathy Hopinkah Hannan, the president of the Girl Scouts, sent a letter to the Boy Scouts of America accusing the group of carrying out a “covert campaign to recruit girls into programs” in the hopes of bolstering declining membership. Hannan wrote that it was “reckless” and shortsighted in “thinking that running a program specifically tailored to boys can simply be translated to girls.”"
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Originally Posted By Vexidi
I just don't get it. I guess they all think their kid is gonna be the next MLB superstar.


Yes, most of them believe that their kid is going to get a scholarship to a college to play ball and then from there, who knows. I always tried to share the statistics of them even playing high school ball let alone college and/or pro. The stats are not on their side.

I was always hard on my son, but I spend a lot of time with him teaching him mechanics. He was a model student in that he listened to me and understood what I wanted him to do. I probably went over-board myself with how much I taught him. But at the end of the day, I always told him to just go out and have fun. When he struck out or made an error, I would always tell him to move past it. I have a lot of good memories of him and his friends playing baseball together. There are many proud moments and sad ones as well. I wouldn't trade that for anything. It's just sad that most parents are missing out on that aspect of youth sports.
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