Jeremy wrote:
Like the cat earlier BF?
Yeah, except that you need to pour in more than a teaspoon full. I'd go with at least a pint or more.
Oh yeah. I actually used to use white gas in an old mower to get it to start. Its just 112 octane unleaded.
badbobby wrote:
just bought a new cordless lawn mower
read the directions carefully and
put the thingamajig inside the whatchamacallit,turned the doohickey to 'start'and the damn thing still won't work!
any ideas???
Pay the kid down the street to cut your grass.
FourchonLa. wrote:
Pay the kid down the street to cut your grass.
In BB's case, that 'kid' could be up 90 years of age.
Or, let a herd of guinea pigs loose on the lawn.
ghaynes1 wrote:
Thanks Jeremy. Having the left eye done Sept. 10. The eye doc says take it easy after that for about a week. Then I'm planning a little fishing trip.
after I had my eyes fixed(Supposedly anyhow)
I could see a lil better without my glasses than with my glasses before
so I started to the store and was pulled over by a Humble cop
after examining my license,he said "well ,I'm gonna have to write you up,no glasses"
I explained I had just had cataract surgery and the specs were useless
and he said" tough luck,tell the judge."
I did and got it dismissed
but I took a letter from my eye dr to court
BTW
thanks a lot guys
but the only solution was "pay the kid down the street"
I returned the mower
badbobby wrote:
after I had my eyes fixed(Supposedly anyhow)
I could see a lil better without my glasses than with my glasses before
so I started to the store and was pulled over by a Humble cop
after examining my license,he said "well ,I'm gonna have to write you up,no glasses"
I explained I had just had cataract surgery and the specs were useless
and he said" tough luck,tell the judge."
I did and got it dismissed
but I took a letter from my eye dr to court
BTW
thanks a lot guys
but the only solution was "pay the kid down the street"
I returned the mower
after I had my eyes fixed(Supposedly anyhow) br I ... (
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You did the right thing, BB.
But, down the road, you could'a butchered those guinea pigs for eating.
BadFisherman wrote:
You did the right thing, BB.
But, down the road, you could'a butchered those guinea pigs for eating.
As an appetizer before the main course, Soylent Green.
FourchonLa. wrote:
As an appetizer before the main course, Soylent Green.
I don't need any more suggestions
the kid does a great job
and I can sit and watch and sip my Jack
badbobby wrote:
I don't need any more suggestions
the kid does a great job
and I can sit and watch and sip my Jack
only one problem
he won't accept BF's IOUs
badbobby wrote:
I don't need any more suggestions
the kid does a great job
and I can sit and watch and sip my Jack
Good move. My neighbor bought one like that. Before he went to use it he saw me laughing at him. He said what's so funny? I said get back with me after you use it. He hasn't used it since.
badbobby wrote:
only one problem
he won't accept BF's IOUs
How could the kid possibly accept a non-existent entity
you're IOus are entities now??
entity---a thing with distinct and independent existence
badbobby wrote:
you're IOus are entities now??
entity---a thing with distinct and independent existence
Read more closely, Ol' Feller: "a non-existent entity."
BadFisherman wrote:
Read more closely, Ol' Feller: "a non-existent entity."
but you compared your IOUs with entities
don't deny it
you know you did
now like the dastardly Marine that you are
you wanna weasel outta of it
BTW
AS I have a car payment comin up
I could sure use a lil payment on them'non existant' entities
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