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Ironhidensh wrote:

Burn wrote:

Zeek99g wrote:That one episode of Flash were they did a musical. That was pretty good in my opinion.

No. Just no. It was ****.

The only decent musical TV episode was Buffy's "Once more with feeling".

False. You forget Scrubs.

That was more of an on-going part. I'm talking one-offs.

Ironhidensh wrote:

Burn wrote:

Zeek99g wrote:That one episode of Flash were they did a musical. That was pretty good in my opinion.

No. Just no. It was ****.

The only decent musical TV episode was Buffy's "Once more with feeling".

False. You forget Scrubs.

Pshych The Musical was decent. And anything from HIMYM.

Burn wrote:

Zeek99g wrote:That one episode of Flash were they did a musical. That was pretty good in my opinion.

No. Just no. It was ****.

That was one of the only two episodes of Flash (The other being the Invasion episode, since I didn't want to have to get caught up on Supergirl and Legends) I skipped. I was maybe ten minutes into the episode when I realized just how little I wanted to deal with that.

Shadowman wrote:

Burn wrote:

Zeek99g wrote:That one episode of Flash were they did a musical. That was pretty good in my opinion.

No. Just no. It was ****.

That was one of the only two episodes of Flash (The other being the Invasion episode, since I didn't want to have to get caught up on Supergirl and Legends) I skipped. I was maybe ten minutes into the episode when I realized just how little I wanted to deal with that.

It was hyped up, for what? At one point (maybe even more than once) they used **** auto-tune! That **** is a crime against music.

...? This is the Man Thread, right?

Autotune is stupid. Learn how to sing, ****.

As a Mariners fan I am shocked we won 6-0 today.

We had this bush/tree out front that was so crazily bad that the thing was dangerous. And it was ugly as heck and huge. It is now a handsome tree.

I have officially trimmed half a tree with a handsaw. And now my tree trimming muse is satisfied.

Pics or it didn't happen.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Pics or it didn't happen.

I can give you pictures of it afterwards, but didn't remember before. I can give you a pic of the pile of branches though. Tomorrow when there's sunlight.

Finally got around to trimming some bush huh?

Good for you.

SillySpringer wrote:We had this bush/tree out front that was so crazily bad that the thing was dangerous. And it was ugly as heck and huge. It is now a handsome tree.

I have officially trimmed half a tree with a handsaw. And now my tree trimming muse is satisfied.

Not like...a hedge trimmer or shears? The tools specifically designed for the thing you were doing?

Shadowman wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:We had this bush/tree out front that was so crazily bad that the thing was dangerous. And it was ugly as heck and huge. It is now a handsome tree.

I have officially trimmed half a tree with a handsaw. And now my tree trimming muse is satisfied.

Not like...a hedge trimmer or shears? The tools specifically designed for the thing you were doing?

Tree branches are wood and saws cut wood. I would assume that to be a logical choice for heavy branches that shears would be dulled by. I often use a small hacksaw for difficult branches.

WreckerJack wrote:

Shadowman wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:We had this bush/tree out front that was so crazily bad that the thing was dangerous. And it was ugly as heck and huge. It is now a handsome tree.

I have officially trimmed half a tree with a handsaw. And now my tree trimming muse is satisfied.

Not like...a hedge trimmer or shears? The tools specifically designed for the thing you were doing?

Tree branches are wood and saws cut wood. I would assume that to be a logical choice for heavy branches that shears would be dulled by. I often use a small hacksaw for difficult branches.

I just use a chainsaw.

I just use a flamethrower.

Autobot N wrote:I just use a flamethrower.

Ooooh tough guy on the block.

And thank you guys for reminding me I have yard work to do this weekend. Thank you so much.

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Autobot N wrote:I just use a flamethrower.

Ooooh tough guy on the block.

And thank you guys for reminding me I have yard work to do this weekend. Thank you so much.

I frikkin love yard work. I love blowing the leaves off my lawn, dethatchng the dead gread, laying down turf buider, and then getting on the hammock.

Shadowman wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:We had this bush/tree out front that was so crazily bad that the thing was dangerous. And it was ugly as heck and huge. It is now a handsome tree.

I have officially trimmed half a tree with a handsaw. And now my tree trimming muse is satisfied.

Not like...a hedge trimmer or shears? The tools specifically designed for the thing you were doing?

Some, but 2 inch branches aren't very easy to cut with manual hedge trimmers.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:I just use a chainsaw.

Autobot N wrote:I just use a flamethrower.

I would say I just use a bulldozer, but I already told you what I use.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Autobot N wrote:I just use a flamethrower.

Ooooh tough guy on the block.

And thank you guys for reminding me I have yard work to do this weekend. Thank you so much.

I frikkin love yard work. I love blowing the leaves off my lawn, dethatchng the dead gread, laying down turf buider, and then getting on the hammock.

I would love it too if I didn't live in South Georgia where it's already at 90 degrees during the day and it's not even May.

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Autobot N wrote:I just use a flamethrower.

Ooooh tough guy on the block.

And thank you guys for reminding me I have yard work to do this weekend. Thank you so much.

I frikkin love yard work. I love blowing the leaves off my lawn, dethatchng the dead gread, laying down turf buider, and then getting on the hammock.

I would love it too if I didn't live in South Georgia where it's already at 90 degrees during the day and it's not even May.

try living below you in florida

Bumblebee21 wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Autobot N wrote:I just use a flamethrower.

Ooooh tough guy on the block.

And thank you guys for reminding me I have yard work to do this weekend. Thank you so much.

I frikkin love yard work. I love blowing the leaves off my lawn, dethatchng the dead gread, laying down turf buider, and then getting on the hammock.

I would love it too if I didn't live in South Georgia where it's already at 90 degrees during the day and it's not even May.

try living below you in florida

It's comfy here in Texas right now. And it makes no sense, but I love it.

I used to live in Florida. Too hot, too many mosquitoes. I think I prefer the pacific northwest - too cold for bugs most of the year!

I mean we do have bees and the occasional mosquito but not swarms. When I lived in Florida there were too many skeeters. I like bugs so long as they aren't the biting/stinging kind.

I like turtles.

I didn't know they were around here until like 6 months ago, but we suddenly have started getting little black froggies hopping around here and there. I love it. Don't know what type they are other than "small black frog". About one to two inches in length normally.

Nothing compared to the frogs in Costa Rica though, but it's still something that brings memories back.

Sometimes if you put what it is and the state it will give you information. I found a blue moth once and I googled "Blue moth Washington state" and I got this site that has a list of moth species for my area. Lo and behold, there is a website all about moths in my area.

Turns out this is the blue moth I spotted: http://pnwmoths.biol.wwu.edu/browse/fam ... deceptiva/

WreckerJack wrote:Sometimes if you put what it is and the state it will give you information. I found a blue moth once and I googled "Blue moth Washington state" and I got this site that has a list of moth species for my area. Lo and behold, there is a website all about moths in my area.

Turns out this is the blue moth I spotted: http://pnwmoths.biol.wwu.edu/browse/fam ... deceptiva/

...Deceptive Sallow moth, huh? I sense foreshadowing.

WreckerJack has a dark side...