What did you accomplish today?

tangerinegreen555

tangerinegreen555

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Wacked weeds, cut grass, moved a bunch more stuff into shed from the other house's shed and watered a couple container tomato plants and 2 dry container pepper plants.

Then I sat in my new shed office.

There's a million lightning bugs out tonight. And a couple toads.

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Preflight warm up and hour ago. They're everywhere.
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Toads look hungry.

Toad shit in the morning no doubt.
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Or maybe right now.
 
Chunky Stool

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tangerinegreen555 said:
Wacked weeds, cut grass, moved a bunch more stuff into shed from the other house's shed and watered a couple container tomato plants and 2 dry container pepper plants.

Then I sat in my new shed office.

There's a million lightning bugs out tonight. And a couple toads.

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Preflight warm up and hour ago. They're everywhere.
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Toads look hungry.

Toad shit in the morning no doubt.
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Or maybe right now.
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Is that toad taking a dump? :shock:
 
Bareback

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Happy Father's day to all you mother fuckers........ see what I did there.


WeedFreak78 said:
Today was a total cluster fuck. I had to put tubes in the front tires on my riding mower, easy right? Yeah, if you're not a complete moron like I was, :dunce:. I grabbed the tubes i had on the shelf that I thought I bought a couple weeks ago for these tires. Fought for an hour trying to stuff the tube into the first, stiff as fuck, 20 year old, original tires. When that didn't work i popped one side of the tire off the rim, which made getting the tube in much easier. Then it took me 4 fucking hours to get the tire back on the rim. I managed to stuff the other tire, only ripping 2 knuckles open, in about an hour. After a few attempts go get them to seat and not losing the air valve, I looked at the boxes and realized they were the wrong size tubes. :wall::wall::wall: :dunce:. Another hour to get them out without fucking them up, go buy two of the right size, fight another hour to put them in, more bloody knuckles and tear the last one trying to get the last of it in:cuss::evil::cuss::evil::wall: :finger:. Throw the fucking tire across the garage while screaming profanities. :cuss::finger::cuss::finger: Go back to the store for another tube, come back and look for the tire, another half hour fighting, the ripped tube came out easily.... in pieces:evil:, more body knuckles and swearing. 9 fucking hours.

9.Fucking.Hours. :evil:
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I have a husky commercial zero turn , and on of the front tires died a few years ago. So I replaced it with a cheap tire but the damn thing always had a slow leak . This spring I replaced it again , but this time I took the rim and tire brushed it , sanded it, primed it , coated it with a layer of grease before mounting it , problem sovled. It was a all afternoon project , a pain in the ass.
I like using tire labels and spud wrenches , I got the labels at harbor freight for 5$.
 
WeedFreak78

WeedFreak78

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Bareback said:
Happy Father's day to all you mother fuckers........ see what I did there.




I have a husky commercial zero turn , and on of the front tires died a few years ago. So I replaced it with a cheap tire but the damn thing always had a slow leak . This spring I replaced it again , but this time I took the rim and tire brushed it , sanded it, primed it , coated it with a layer of grease before mounting it , problem sovled. It was a all afternoon project , a pain in the ass.
I like using tire labels and spud wrenches , I got the labels at harbor freight for 5$.
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Holy shit, I just looked and I coulda got 2 new tires for under $30 bucks and not dealt with tubes, which cost me $20. New tires are easy to mount, I just assumed tubes would be way cheaper. FML:wall:
 
Roger A. Shrubber

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Chunky Stool said:
Fuck fuck fuckity fuck!
Cannaventure Half & Half dying slowly of dehydration. Zero hope of saving her...
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Strangled by mold.
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oof, that sucks....think i'd just put it out of my misery and move on.....or....
......i'm a mad scientist at heart....try taking a branch, skinning it, and doing a "skin graft" over the damaged area? nothing to lose at this point. clean the effected area good with h2o2, cut away the damaged area, and put the new skin in place with a light wrapping of something like gauze, so it can get air.....honestly just curious if it would work at this point, i've done plenty of grafts on trees, and they'll take and heal over in a week or less most times
 
Chunky Stool

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
oof, that sucks....think i'd just put it out of my misery and move on.....or....
......i'm a mad scientist at heart....try taking a branch, skinning it, and doing a "skin graft" over the damaged area? nothing to lose at this point. clean the effected area good with h2o2, cut away the damaged area, and put the new skin in place with a light wrapping of something like gauze, so it can get air.....honestly just curious if it would work at this point, i've done plenty of grafts on trees, and they'll take and heal over in a week or less most times
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Hmm...
I could cut the stem ASAP and stick it in a bucket of water to re-hydrate the plant prior to surgery.
How does the outer bark reconnect to transport fluids? Do the seams have to be touching, or do I peel them back a little then overlap on the new joint?
Weed surgery.
I like it!

Or I could coat it with rooting powder and stick it in a bucket of wet dirt like a HUGE clone. :eyesmoke:
I broke a giant branch off a yucca plant and it actually rooted! Think it could work on a large cannabis plant?
 
Bareback

Bareback

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WeedFreak78 said:
Holy shit, I just looked and I coulda got 2 new tires for under $30 bucks and not dealt with tubes, which cost me $20. New tires are easy to mount, I just assumed tubes would be way cheaper. FML:wall:
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Yeah man that sucks, I paid 27$ for my tire. I asked for a smooth tire and he brought me a threaded tire ..... I'm like wtf .....fuck it, it's cheap. This tire store has good prices but they will tell you one thing and sell you another. Funny thing is I don't think their crooked I think their stupid.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
oof, that sucks....think i'd just put it out of my misery and move on.....or....
......i'm a mad scientist at heart....try taking a branch, skinning it, and doing a "skin graft" over the damaged area? nothing to lose at this point. clean the effected area good with h2o2, cut away the damaged area, and put the new skin in place with a light wrapping of something like gauze, so it can get air.....honestly just curious if it would work at this point, i've done plenty of grafts on trees, and they'll take and heal over in a week or less most times
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OK I misread your post. :eyesmoke:
You are saying sacrifice a large branch & peel the "skin" to use a graft.

I thought you meant sever the main stem and remove the damaged segment before doing a "rejoin" -- which I'm 99% sure wouldn't work.

Hmm... I'm going to go find a scalpel and some peroxide! :leaf:
 
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