Wow.
no spidy, i don't have ruffled feathers nor do i get butt hurt if thats what your thinking. and yes i read almost every where as well. i really could give a chit less if i'm welcome or not.......however i do think twice as to whether or not to reply to a question on the wood forum as it seems y'all do have a problem with a logger giving advice there. by the way, i have heated with wood most of my life.........i work in the woods, wood is every where.
This one... the last couple pages... way too funny‼
Unwelcome??Seriously??
Ruffled feathers??
Just too much‼
(yeah, I read 'em all from time-to-time)
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I just annoy them. Can't help it.
I'm thinking about starting up the Barbie Saw tomorrow. I haven't touched a saw for a few months. Tomorrow is supposed to be not as wet.
LOL. That right there is funny. Thanks for posting.My heart has been trampled like a slash pile under a skidder tire, my ego deflated worse than my blow up doll after the "woodstove incident"
I was not suggesting you did.no spidy, i don't have ruffled feathers...
...which only reinforces my opinion of her character.Just been glamping on the dry side of the state and pissing off the firewooders on their forum, which is not hard to do.
I just annoy them. Can't help it.
Oh no! They've escaped and entered here.
Actually, what has them ticked off is my Don't Move Here campaign. For some reason, many find that extremely insulting.
That's half of as.^ Talks a lot. Doesn't say much.
Uh.... it extends here... it started here
DON'T MOVE HERE...
Uh.... it extends here... it started here
DON'T MOVE HERE...
That's half of as.
Half? You are generous, sir.
And with that... I rest my case...I'm glad my coffee is too hot to have had it in my mouth whilst first reading this.
Now, is it snooty to not use ' instead of ing? It's just easier to use ing instead of ' for moi. Oops, moi might be too hoity toity too. Ooops hoity toity might be French also and therefore snooty and therefore sounds too educated...oops used...which is a math thing.
Probably going to pass on Farleys this year, was fun but a long drive, and I kind of miss going to the Demming Log Show...
LMAO " sunny" LOLI think it is too late for here too. I decided to get a fishing license last year. I knew things had changed when the book of regulations was an inch thick. We've got traffic jams that back up miles on an interstate on some Sunday afternoons. Traffic can start slowing down on the east side of the Cascades--miles from Seattle as the city people return. We used to go across on that route with no problems. On I-5, around Olympia, the lanes would be deserted and we would goad my mom to change lanes so the car would go over the little lane bumps. Now that is only a memory and another lane has been added or is in the process of being added and there is still congestion. We now have to make reservations months ahead of time to go stay in a state park during the summer months.
I helped Brian and Janie move. In the surrounding woods are signs about a change of land use--more suburbs will be replacing forest.
It's just something that is hard to understand unless you've grown up here and seen it.
Oh, and the immigrants don't understand the time honored tradition of "It Rains All The Time." They send sunny pictures of mountains to their friends and they move here too.
Sadness.
Yeah... regulations suck.I think it is too late for here too. I decided to get a fishing license last year. I knew things had changed when the book of regulations was an inch thick.