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At what age do you start caring about how awesome your lawn is?
I'm just tired of it looking awful. I don't ever really aspire for awesome, but something you'd see after 5 days of Banaroo (sp?) in Yakima in July mixed in with every variety of weed that ever existed save the one I crave to smoke is what I'd like to correct. The top layer of moss I removed was only a start. Amazing what a little rain can do. Already looking better. :thumbup: Up soon. Building a retaining wall (actually changing the landscape of the current retaining wall) to build raised vegetable gardens. This one might take a while. Like never.

 
'General Malaise said:
I also bought a thatching blade for my mower last week
Who convinced you to do this?
when the hell did you turn into Al Borland, guy? Why are you second guessing every home project I mention on here. Are you the authority on all things house/yard related? If so, when the hell did that happen? I had to thatch my yards...I'm pretty sure I'm not the first guy to ever do that.
:lmao: Jesus. I've only tried to help, since you've admitted that you're the worst at it.
You don't think I have real live neighbors who also know I'm hopeless and tell me what to do? My grass was recently aerated and it needs to be thatched and overseeded. It was horrendous shape when I moved in :nonangry:. I have a neighbor named Arthur who is very nice, but always up in my kitchen telling me what I need to do and how I should do it, which is good because I need direction, but bad because he talks endlessly and has a nasty habit of just farting at will without so much as acknowledging the fact that he's letting them go in casual conversation like geese honking in the background. Anyhow, thanks for the yard tips, Scotts.
Can I give you a tip without you going bersek?If by overseeding you mean just going around your lawn with a spreader and putting seed down, I would advise against that. I've tried it a couple of times with limited success. The seed just sits on top of the soil. It needs to get down in there. You would be better off renting a slit seeder.
 
'General Malaise said:
I also bought a thatching blade for my mower last week
Who convinced you to do this?
when the hell did you turn into Al Borland, guy? Why are you second guessing every home project I mention on here. Are you the authority on all things house/yard related? If so, when the hell did that happen? I had to thatch my yards...I'm pretty sure I'm not the first guy to ever do that.
:lmao: Jesus. I've only tried to help, since you've admitted that you're the worst at it.
You don't think I have real live neighbors who also know I'm hopeless and tell me what to do? My grass was recently aerated and it needs to be thatched and overseeded. It was horrendous shape when I moved in :nonangry:. I have a neighbor named Arthur who is very nice, but always up in my kitchen telling me what I need to do and how I should do it, which is good because I need direction, but bad because he talks endlessly and has a nasty habit of just farting at will without so much as acknowledging the fact that he's letting them go in casual conversation like geese honking in the background. Anyhow, thanks for the yard tips, Scotts.
Can I give you a tip without you going bersek?If by overseeding you mean just going around your lawn with a spreader and putting seed down, I would advise against that. I've tried it a couple of times with limited success. The seed just sits on top of the soil. It needs to get down in there. You would be better off renting a slit seeder.
GM is about 50 and just had a baby. He doesn't need to be seeding anymore slits.
 
Heading out for a pedicure. Place is run by some Viet guys and gals (the gal is amazingly hot and about-to-drop pregnant). It's BYOB (I'm SURE that had nothing to do with picking the place). I can mail the clippings to whoever would like them.

 
Heading out for a pedicure. Place is run by some Viet guys and gals (the gal is amazingly hot and about-to-drop pregnant). It's BYOB (I'm SURE that had nothing to do with picking the place). I can mail the clippings to whoever would like them.
Do you bring your own clippers/file?My chick is paranoid about going and catching some bug from nasty clippers/files.
 
Heading out for a pedicure. Place is run by some Viet guys and gals (the gal is amazingly hot and about-to-drop pregnant). It's BYOB (I'm SURE that had nothing to do with picking the place). I can mail the clippings to whoever would like them.
Do you bring your own clippers/file?My chick is paranoid about going and catching some bug from nasty clippers/files.
Nope. Last thing I'm worried about is catching something there. I've been going to this place for a year or so and haven't had an issue (I doubt what's up with my lungs has anything to do with their clippers).
 
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'Sheriff Bart said:
Love the shirt. Do they also sell men's clothes at the store where you bought it?
Am I looking at The Colonel from "Boogie Nights" here?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: I think it was silk too. :bag:
:lmao: I can't stop laughing. But what about the leis, tell me more about the leis, BIlly.
:lmao: :lmao: We were stupid drunk and stoned and I stated "we can't have this party unless everybody is wearing funny hats or something". The girls left and came back with the leis and funny hats. :thumbup:
OUTSTANDING. Bottles aren't big enough though, IMO.Nevermind, that is such a great picture. :lmao:
Re: the glassesI hated contacts and usually got drunk, passed out and lost them. They were hideous but I didn't care. Thanks God for laser eye surgery.
LET'S GET BOMBED!!!!!!!!!!!!! :excited: :excited: :excited: :excited:
We did our best to remake the pic last night. After she brought me to her to get stoned of course. Mrs. Slb says we were gone for an hour. :whistle:
 
Let's see, after chick friends made a bobsandwich, I was feeling pretty good. Of course I was high and drunk. Could have gotten into lots of trouble. One chick asked me to walk her to her car. I accepted and Mrs. SLB wasn't so happy about it. Didn't go the distance though. Was clear where things were headed.

So I go back to the bar, big smile on my face, and decided to have a smoke. I see this table of cute chicks and one of them is telling the rest their plans for the night. So I ask a couple of them why this gal speaks for the group. Gal says "back off cripple". To me!!! She certainly caught me off guard. Then she says to her friend, "did you see how I handled that nword". To which I retorted "funny, you don't look like a racist cword" Much to the delight of her friends.

Then there were three young hot chicks that wanted me to go out with them at the end of the night. Kevorka was strong last night.

 
Went to Walgreens (GM>we don't have Rite-Aid around here) to buy a pair of small scissors. Found the cheapest ones and went to the register.

Cashier: "That'll be $7.03."

Me: "Really? Cuz it said $2.99 on the display."

Cashier: (Pushes a few buttons, pauses) "That'll be $3.24."

Me: "Awesome. Who would have gotten the other four bucks?"

Cashier: <_<

There was a girl in sweatpants behind me, who had sprinted to the counter with an armful of bandages and a credit card in her mouth. I elected to not pursue it further.

 
'General Malaise said:
I also bought a thatching blade for my mower last week
Who convinced you to do this?
when the hell did you turn into Al Borland, guy? Why are you second guessing every home project I mention on here. Are you the authority on all things house/yard related? If so, when the hell did that happen? I had to thatch my yards...I'm pretty sure I'm not the first guy to ever do that.
:lmao: Jesus. I've only tried to help, since you've admitted that you're the worst at it.
You don't think I have real live neighbors who also know I'm hopeless and tell me what to do? My grass was recently aerated and it needs to be thatched and overseeded. It was horrendous shape when I moved in :nonangry:. I have a neighbor named Arthur who is very nice, but always up in my kitchen telling me what I need to do and how I should do it, which is good because I need direction, but bad because he talks endlessly and has a nasty habit of just farting at will without so much as acknowledging the fact that he's letting them go in casual conversation like geese honking in the background. Anyhow, thanks for the yard tips, Scotts.
Can I give you a tip without you going bersek?If by overseeding you mean just going around your lawn with a spreader and putting seed down, I would advise against that. I've tried it a couple of times with limited success. The seed just sits on top of the soil. It needs to get down in there. You would be better off renting a slit seeder.
The aerating coupled with the thatching before overseeding on top of an endless deluge in Portland equals a much greener, healthier looking lawn in less than 2 weeks time. BUT THANK YOU FOR THE TIP, SORES!
 
'General Malaise said:
I also bought a thatching blade for my mower last week
Who convinced you to do this?
when the hell did you turn into Al Borland, guy? Why are you second guessing every home project I mention on here. Are you the authority on all things house/yard related? If so, when the hell did that happen? I had to thatch my yards...I'm pretty sure I'm not the first guy to ever do that.
:lmao: Jesus. I've only tried to help, since you've admitted that you're the worst at it.
You don't think I have real live neighbors who also know I'm hopeless and tell me what to do? My grass was recently aerated and it needs to be thatched and overseeded. It was horrendous shape when I moved in :nonangry:. I have a neighbor named Arthur who is very nice, but always up in my kitchen telling me what I need to do and how I should do it, which is good because I need direction, but bad because he talks endlessly and has a nasty habit of just farting at will without so much as acknowledging the fact that he's letting them go in casual conversation like geese honking in the background. Anyhow, thanks for the yard tips, Scotts.
Can I give you a tip without you going bersek?If by overseeding you mean just going around your lawn with a spreader and putting seed down, I would advise against that. I've tried it a couple of times with limited success. The seed just sits on top of the soil. It needs to get down in there. You would be better off renting a slit seeder.
GM is about 50 and just had a baby. He doesn't need to be seeding anymore slits.
39, Chooch and I tend to agree with your second sentence. Please to tell my wife, thanks you. :Julio:
 
'General Malaise said:
I also bought a thatching blade for my mower last week
Who convinced you to do this?
when the hell did you turn into Al Borland, guy? Why are you second guessing every home project I mention on here. Are you the authority on all things house/yard related? If so, when the hell did that happen? I had to thatch my yards...I'm pretty sure I'm not the first guy to ever do that.
:lmao: Jesus. I've only tried to help, since you've admitted that you're the worst at it.
You don't think I have real live neighbors who also know I'm hopeless and tell me what to do? My grass was recently aerated and it needs to be thatched and overseeded. It was horrendous shape when I moved in :nonangry:. I have a neighbor named Arthur who is very nice, but always up in my kitchen telling me what I need to do and how I should do it, which is good because I need direction, but bad because he talks endlessly and has a nasty habit of just farting at will without so much as acknowledging the fact that he's letting them go in casual conversation like geese honking in the background. Anyhow, thanks for the yard tips, Scotts.
Can I give you a tip without you going bersek?If by overseeding you mean just going around your lawn with a spreader and putting seed down, I would advise against that. I've tried it a couple of times with limited success. The seed just sits on top of the soil. It needs to get down in there. You would be better off renting a slit seeder.
GM is about 50 and just had a baby. He doesn't need to be seeding anymore slits.
:lmao: :lmao:
 
Went to Walgreens
Do THEY have a good assortment of butters?
No. They have a vast assortment of unhealthy snack and dessert options. :unsure: And an "As Seen on TV" aisle. :thumbup:
Ohhh, they don't have one of those at my Rite Aid. BRB.Anybody else playing our Oregon State Beavers -10 tonight? This is supposed to be another 'trap' game, but I don't buy it. This Beavers team is pretty good. I think Cody Vaz is an upgrade to Shawn (Sean? Shaun? Schan?) Manion and they have two WRs who will play at the next level. It's been a LONG TIME since Rieser Stadium was buzzing on a Saturday night. Toss in a little rain and some drunk Beavers :unsure: and you have a recipe for an old fashion butt whooping.

 
Went to Walgreens
Do THEY have a good assortment of butters?
No. They have a vast assortment of unhealthy snack and dessert options. :unsure: And an "As Seen on TV" aisle. :thumbup:
Ohhh, they don't have one of those at my Rite Aid. BRB.Anybody else playing our Oregon State Beavers -10 tonight? This is supposed to be another 'trap' game, but I don't buy it. This Beavers team is pretty good. I think Cody Vaz is an upgrade to Shawn (Sean? Shaun? Schan?) Manion and they have two WRs who will play at the next level. It's been a LONG TIME since Rieser Stadium was buzzing on a Saturday night. Toss in a little rain and some drunk Beavers :unsure: and you have a recipe for an old fashion butt whooping.
Wish it were at -9.5 but I might follow your homer pick anyway
 
'commisholio said:
'General Malaise said:
'Thorn said:
'Marvin said:
I think it would be easier to list those places that don't claim to have great BBQ.
1. Maine
+ Oregon.Just had lunch at Famous Daves. Went with the Louisiana Hot Link. Hard to screw that up. But not even getting BBQ at a BBQ franchise tells you all you need to know about the state of Oregon BBQ.

This place is goodish and the locals rave about it. But my dad smoked a brisket when my in-laws were in town that was much better than the brisket I had here. But my dad has had 50 years of Texas living to perfect his smoked brisket and despite the fact that he can't cook anything more than scrambled eggs and hot dogs, the man can absolutely crush a smoked brisket. :thumbup:
f. CaliforniaNot sure what it is, we have outstanding everything else, but it's tough to find great BBQ in California.
xii. Washington. Food in general sucks here (other than seafood, which is generally excellent). There is one decent BBQ place about 15 miles and a bridge toll from my house. That and Famous Daves, about 10 miles away.
That's because you live in the sticks. Couple decent BBQ places in Seattle and great food in general.I'll 2nd Oregon though, I got a pulled pork sandwich at the Saturday river hippy fest thing and it was awful
Please find me edible mexican food and report back. Thanks.
Cactus and Peso's
This drifter guy figures stuff out quickly. Aside from these two, your best option is probably food trucks. There's a couple around that are way better than any of the local mexican restaurants.
El Camion food truck is excellent.
 
Yeah but those are the watered-down types. They lose all their true Mexicanism thanks to living that far up north.
Oh.I didn't realize they forgot how to cook good food as they moved further away from the border. That makes sense.

Does this apply to other types of food as well?
I have a theory on this and I'm not sure it's a good one. I think that the water tastes differently north of south. Mexican food just tastes differently in the NW than it does in Texas. I don't think there's any secret techniques or ingredients in Texas or San Diego that can't be duplicated up north, but something is off. Beans should cook in water, I think. Dry beans need to be rehydrated and should simmer, no? If they do that in Texas water and they do that in Oregon water, might there possibly be a difference in taste?I still think there are good Mexican joints up here. I can get great fish tacos and burritos, but your run of the mill Mexican joint here is not on par with an average joint in Texas. Overly filling and not in a good way.

And the names of the joints up here make me laugh..."Si, Senor"..."Muchos Gracias"...Could you imagine opening up a restaurant in Mexico and calling it "Yes, Mister" or "Thank you very much"?
The water in Texas is very hard FWIW.
 
I was a speaker at an industry trade show today. Got a few small clients and meetings with the managing partners of two law firms next week, one of whom asked if I wanted to stay solo or if I'd be willing to come work for them under the right circumstances.

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I was a speaker at an industry trade show today. Got a few small clients and meetings with the managing partners of two law firms next week, one of whom asked if I wanted to stay solo if I'd be willing to come work for them under the right circumstances. :banned:
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Congrats to TRE and to fish (for very different reasons)!

I am going to be in Europe starting tomorrow, so please remove me from group texting until Oct. 30. I seem to be on there at random times anyway. But as I found when I got a bunch of pictures sent to me while in various foreign locales, getting photo texts while abroad is very expensive! :(

 

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