VG..this will kill an appetite.never heard of that joke. tell me or us
someone was hungry?
PK...since you asked I will try to keep it clean. No...I cant do it.
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PK...since you asked I will try to keep it clean. No...I cant do it.
PK
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dnt worry even if you keep it clean, we are dirty minded
If there's room at that art gallery can you get a head on shot of your pics?
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lol, thanks Roosti. Wet and wild so far. It's been a good one to stay inside. Enjoy your Sunday brother.
The pics I fit onto the wall, the wall was basically three blank frames where my pics are now.
Oh gosh no. I had a 45 minute wait even though I was the main attraction. It might be slower today due to the weather so I'll see what I can do.
Hi MrS! Happy Sunday to you!
Good morning MrSweet-n-sassy!
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Hi Boo! How's things? It's pretty gloomy over here. It's what we call a VG day here in Canada.
Oh hello! How are you this fine day? Pretty gloomy up here in case you missed it.Good morning MrSweet-n-sassy!
Things are good. Getting ready to try something new this afternoon! It is cold and gloomy and rainy here today - the wood stove has been going since 7 a.m. and Joe has been in front of it the whole day.Hi Boo! How's things? It's pretty gloomy over here. It's what we call a VG day here in Canada.
Oh hello! How are you this fine day? Pretty gloomy up here in case you missed it.
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No, but I can see why the confusion. VG stands for very gloomy. It just happened that way I guess.
I love wood stoves. Nothing beats the smell of burning dirt in your vent ducts though when using a forced air system.Things are good. Getting ready to try something new this afternoon! It is cold and gloomy and rainy here today - the wood stove has been going since 7 a.m. and Joe has been in front of it the whole day.
Ridiculous!
Me too. It’s the first one we’ve ever had so we’re still getting used to it. Ugh. That reminds me - need to get the vents cleaned!I love wood stoves. Nothing beats the smell of burning dirt in your vent ducts though when using a forced air system.
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Power's out in Saugaland, not sure how long I can last. On battery back-up. This could be the end of my
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post. Phew. OK we're back.
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Hey everybody!
I was fortunate to sneak in before the public and the police arrived to get some pics face on of the girls. Here they are. The last pic is a group pic of the Candyland's and Kalashnikov's; Kal's are up front.
I was fortunate to sneak in before the public and the police arrived to get some pics face on of the girls. Here they are. The last pic is a group pic of the Candyland's and Kalashnikov's; Kal's are up front.
BIG wind here off the lake straight across from the west...60 mph gusts possible. No trees down yet but forecast is widespread power outages here in W MI. Whole house generator went in when we moved here in the woods. Hooked up to the AC breaker box and natural gas line. The first outage hour cost about $10 grand...second hour was $5 grand and so forth. Six years in now and its the best decision ever. Lights flicker...then the generator Kicks in and no one in the house is the wiser...AC...doesn't matter. We’ve had up to 3.5 days where the area had no power. Also de-stresses the situation relative to your grow. Plants are looking great Mr Sauga.
I hope the police were no trouble and stayed on their horses during the entire interaction. And the plants...the plants are a beautiful shade of green.
with the storm!
I don't understand what about the first hour your power is out costs $10,000. Are you running a manufacturing facility? That said,
with the storm!
That is one of the last things we have on our to do list. Whole house wired to the circuit breaker and gas line. Do you mind if I ask what model you bought?
Not to answer for cr8grow because I have no clue what model they have but Generac is pretty popular in the whole house genset market just be sure that you have a qualified, licensed electrician and you get a transfer switch installed... otherwise you can buck phases, die, mess up a generator plus your wiring system
Are those in order of importance?