New England B.S. Thread

I'd get a second huge plate and and feed it to the dog. Shit, I might even continue doing it until the guy left.

 

until the dog shit

 

VVV I believe this is the correct approach.

 

Also reminds me of one of my favorite quotes:

 

When my dog is in the woods off leash I am not very on top of her. I have good control but mostly just let her run and do her own thing.

When we’re in public like that I would absolutely be in control of her, and wouldn’t let her approach a table, let alone get up on it, LET ALONE eat some food. Shenanigans.

Problem is some people just see the service dog as a tool and don’t care that it’s a dog. But 99% chance it wasn’t actually an actual service dog.

That’s shenanigans.

 

That would drive me nuts also. I do my best to keep my dog under control, especially when I'm around people and there's food out (unless it's a backyard cookout in my own yard, then I just warn people and if he gets some food, well he caught you sleeping). I also can't stand people who have little yipper dogs and think, just because it's small, it's not a nuisance when it jumps on people, yips it's head off or is just generally an asshole. I really like dogs, but some of those little overstuffed squirrels I just want to punt, along with the owners.
/rant

 

don’t forget lots of syrup, and eggs, lots of eggs.

Poodle punting. If my cat is bigger than what you call a dog, don’t expect me to refer to it as a dog. Oh, I have and have had Maine coon cats.

 

Plant bros.

Can anyone ID these two? The first one is a small bush, I have 2 of them. One next to the front door. The second is another set of trees further off.

I want to do a rejuvination prune on both and get them down to TINY, which is why I’m trying to ID them. If they can’t do that, then I’ll have to figure out something else. I’m more hopeful on the first bush being able to do a thing.

The set of trees if they go bye bye, no big deal. Might replace them witha. vine fence or something if they can’t be brought down to about half the size and come back from that.

 

First one looks like a yew

Second looks like an arborvitae

 

How have yall been? Vacation went great here then came home to a dead circuit board on the dryer and one of the dogs might need a leg amputation lol.....its happens in groups every time lol

 

I was straight up gonna just say they were both evergreen bushes .

AFAIK though, if you try to cut them down, there isn't really anything on the inside to make it look nice...

 

What in the heck happened???

 

Found a spec of the metal in her leg exposed. Thoughts it was a pin, nope it's the plate so now we need an orthopedic and our vet couldn't help

 

Oof, that sounds really rough. I hope it all goes well though.

 

Cool beans I’ll see if I can look them up.

I know they’d look like ass until they regrow, but the first one is way too big for where it is, and the arbivoratives (whatever) are too big to be able to trim myself, so I need to get those wrangled in somehow. Or get a bigger ladder but I don’t really like them anyway. So, TBD.

Thanks!

Good lord, you started low there with the dryer circuit board, that sounds pretty simple, then went 0-60 real quick. Sorry to hear man glad vacation was good ….

 

Alright, so I have a slight pulse in the steering wheel at 50-60, gets more intense the closer to 60 and smooths out past that: wheel balance issue? I rotated pretty recently after neglecting it for longer than I should have

 

Yup! That's what mine is. It goes away when I put that set to the rear

 

If you rotate the tires does the pulse rotate with it? Is it constant, or does it go away after the tires warm up? My wild Peaks will give me a shake around the same speed until they warm up?

 

Opposite actually, it wasn't that bad in the morning but coming back after its warmed up outside I really feel it. Haven't tried swapping around but everything on the wheels are tight