If your neighbors gardeners need to be using riding mowers, you def get the stfu put a soundproof studio on the other side of your compound award
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If your neighbors gardeners need to be using riding mowers, you def get the stfu put a soundproof studio on the other side of your compound award
Their lot is only 200x200 (ours is smaller) with a 4k sq ft house and big driveway but that's what most of these guys use here whether they need it or not, either that or the big self propelled Scags. So how much is reasonable to add a soundproof room to a 1500 sq ft house with no "extra" rooms?Quote:
Originally Posted by mcski
Shit, how do they even have enough space to have enough grass to need mowing???
I have a two story house with 1800 ft^2 and a 2.5 car garage on .49 acres and that's not enough to justify a riding mower. It takes the teenagers about an hour to mow the whole thing. And I don't weed wack, ever, on principle. I hate lawns. You and I would be perfect neighbors.
Just picked two completely full 5 gallon buckets of product from the poop factory.
Probably 1 or two more to go. My back yard is honestly a couple hundred square feet. He gets walks and runs every damn day, and poops on all of them. It’s insane.
"Who, ME?"
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Originally Posted by rideit
Thats my Saturday coming up. Muck boots and a few hours of shoveling. My yard is almost a half acre though. Ugh.
They’re lot is just shy an acre, like twice the size of your lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
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Do you only pick it up once a year?Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
And their house is a little over twice the size of mine. Footprint might be bigger if it's a sprawling affair.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Could've just stopped there. Leaf blowers are the "fuck everyone who isn't me" of power tools. They're pretty much the definition of burn fuel/put carbon into the atmosphere for no reason, and all anybody does with them is make their leaves someone else's problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
My gas fed backpack blower is a cold dead hands tool. Fkn love the thing. If you have a problem with it put in some ear plugs.. welcome to suburbia.
That's the dumbest thing I've ever seen you post here.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayPowHound
We head over three feet of snow in our yard still in MARCH. I also went out and picked up every day that I could, but this was the snowiest season ever recorded in town in Jackson…(I think?) it snowed like, every day. As soon as it got cold, it was buried.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
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In today's 'Murica, that just might get you shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayPowHound
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Originally Posted by rideit
The Angry old Dad in me looks at all that shit. Then looks at the price of dog food!
Look "best friend" - could you try and actually turn some of that food into something productive instead of just waste fur and lawn decorations!
I learned from everyone who hikes that snow and leaves make the poop disappear. Maybe leave a dollar out for the poop fairy?Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
But yeah, spring cleanup is going to suck for anyone in the west this year
The sound proof room is a great idea, and there's a lot you can do in one besides zoom calls.Quote:
Originally Posted by Name Redacted
Does it involve kidnapped hookers?Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Great for Gimp storage.
There's two ideas. Let's hear more.
It does sound interesting
No, it doesn't. It's soundproof. Duh.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcski
The price of flights. Trying to go to NYC with my daughter, and flights are over $500 RT, hard to swallow paying over $1000 when I paid half that not that long ago.
Flights are crazy right now. Usually NYC is half that even when bought close to the trip. I was trying to go to Boston this summer but it’s like $700-800 a person RT. Fucking hell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Yeah, I don't really have a choice, I have to go (though am a little flexible on dates). But it's hard to pull the trigger at those prices.