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Agreed, it looks like the author was feverishly scribbling out the notes while riding a roller coaster during an earthquake.

Want to see moar.

 

Seen people do this and barely make it...nope nope nope.

This is a good rule to have. Did not do a lot lot of that when the folks were out of town because the neighbors homes were elevated and could easily see the pool

 

It sucks but typical midwest crap. I'll be bitching about the heat before you know it. Summer is by far the worst season (imo).

Lucky.
I just need a few non rain days to look for some horns. That's about all I do this time of year other than a coyote hunt every now and then.

What's up Dirk? Glad to see you around!

 

Blackbird of Electricity

 

Agreed. Once it gets above 80-85 I need a body of water or I'm a cranky ass. At work it's bad because I wear pants and thicker shirts so it's just miserable. A trip to Tahoe with brews and friends usually makes up for a bad week

 

Bob...

 

It was 64 here yesterday. Today it's 30.

Looks close.

Yes.

 

Leaving Monday night. Stuck with me until then!!!

 

Home Despair makes you wear pants during the summer?

 

Me too and it can get ugly really fast. Pool is only 6' deep at its deepest point so not much room to slow your fall once you hit the water IF you actually jump out far enough. I spend 50+ hours a week in hospitals and I do NOT want to have to take someone's dumbass in on my day off.

Yard is configured in a way that this is not an issue unless neighbor right behind us is home. They use that house as a once in awhile getaway so fortunately there is plenty of opportunity.

 

I can help!

 

June, July, August...ugh. I'm already dreading it. The 95 degree days with 95% humidity, those suck. Almost makes a feller want to start drinking again.

 

But I thought we were cool???








Please don't swing hammer my way?!?!?!?!?!

 

We cool, just helpin ya out. lol

 

I'm so tempted to head out to my place in AZ, wouldn't mind some off-grid time right about now..

 

And we're supposed to get 3-5 " of snow by Friday.

 

You can get away with shorts, but in my department with equipment and chemicals, I'd rather not.

Hellz noooo. That's enough to make me move.

 

Ours is a few feet deeper, but even then I wouldn't want to do it, mainly because if you screw the jump up, you're hitting concrete.

Did it once, almost got caught, kept it mostly clean after that.