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Whatcha doing today?
- Thread starter Gemma
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Tentatively waiting for the first mosquitoes to show up....
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They're all partying at my house!Tentatively waiting for the first mosquitoes to show up....
I mean really, one day we were fighting freezing temps, and the next we were smashing mosquito
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Snakeheads??
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Nice fish!
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Bad fish! Invasive that is killing every native species in our area. I understand they are delicious.
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Catch them all! Then feed them to the cats!
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Nice as in size! they are bad to have around
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Was at the ponds edge fishing string algea out with my hand. I heard a rock fall in my pond but didn't see it. 30 minutes later when I couldn't find my phone and I had looked all over the house 5 times...it hit me...that wasn't a rock it was my phone.
I immediately removed the battery in my Samsung and put the phone in a bin of white rice. About 30 hours later I removed it from the rice put the battery in and as far as I can tell it's fully functional. 3' of water and 30 minutes submerged!!!
I immediately removed the battery in my Samsung and put the phone in a bin of white rice. About 30 hours later I removed it from the rice put the battery in and as far as I can tell it's fully functional. 3' of water and 30 minutes submerged!!!
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lol mine is water proof, luckily, so far it has not hit the water, but I have dropped it many times.
One of my older phones I actually ran over it with the tractor............it survived!
One of my older phones I actually ran over it with the tractor............it survived!
pond is on hold for now, 40 square yards of floor tiles and adhesive being removed from my kitchen and hallway , using a lump hammer and bolster chisel and me by myself
75 % done now, new tiles are on the way, and the tiler wants 20 euro a square yard just to lay them down after im finished the hard work,
what a rip off , but its the norm /average price here in ireland just to lay them
75 % done now, new tiles are on the way, and the tiler wants 20 euro a square yard just to lay them down after im finished the hard work,
what a rip off , but its the norm /average price here in ireland just to lay them
j.w
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I have laid a lot of tile..............it is darn hard work, but someone that does it all the time, makes it seem easy!