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Old 04-15-2016, 07:51 AM
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Got a little seat time with the 1641 mowing yesterday.
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Finally got to mow yesterday. The dandilions are starting up. Going to get weed and feed out tomorrow! Fresh cut grass smells too good!
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Mowed for the third time this year yesterday. Grass didn't really need it the first time 2 weeks ago, mostly just did it because it pisses off my neighbors. Their pit/mutt/thing bit me last time I tried to mow so any chance I get for seat time and to annoy them I take it. Its a win/win in my book.
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Mowed for the third time this year yesterday. Grass didn't really need it the first time 2 weeks ago, mostly just did it because it pisses off my neighbors. Their pit/mutt/thing bit me last time I tried to mow so any chance I get for seat time and to annoy them I take it. Its a win/win in my book.
Bit you!! That's not good. May I suggest 5.56 NATO?
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Bit you!! That's not good. May I suggest 5.56 NATO?
Police won't do anything unless you go to the hospital and it was a small bit on my finger so not worth the cost of going to the hospital for something a few bandaids covers. Not the first time it bit, but it was the first time it drew blood. I love dogs but this thing is an aggressive ball of hate. They keep it chained up in front of my half of the garage so I can't work ion my cubs or even get my mowers out. Hopefully we will be moving in a month or so so they can finally have our side of the duplex that they have been wanting so bad that they let their dog bit people.


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Sorry, didn't mean to derail the thread, just vent and explain that I'm not normally a dick to neighbors without reason.
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Going to tonite for the first time. Gotta get the Super gassed up, lubed up, and warmed up before I do, though. Here in the next few weeks she needs a good bath and a fresh tranny fluid change but other than that, she should be golden for the year! I'll try to snap some pics of the dirty ol' girl cutting some grass tonight to share.
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It finally warmed enough to remove the snow blade and put the mower on. I think I used the blade half a dozen times, if that, this winter. Grass isn't really growing yet, but if it snows again, I'm shoveling.
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Bit you!! That's not good. May I suggest 5.56 NATO?
5.56 a Taser or a cattle prod, light the bugger up.
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No mowing here yet but the weather today is partly cloudy 52F and for tomorrow sunny 70F, a few more days like that and it's Bota summer seat time.

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5.56 a Taser or a cattle prod, light the bugger up.
Some dog cookies, a few small bits of beef liver and he end up with a new face licking best pal! It's call "Love training"

PS: Marijuana cookies are use only in last resort....LMAO
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