(September 17, 2021 at 11:00 pm)arewethereyet Wrote:(September 17, 2021 at 10:50 pm)Fireball Wrote: Lots of one-hit wonders out there.
We planted our front "yard" with drought-tolerant plants, and had many yards of wood chips put in (Oh, my aching back!) and use underground hoses with holes (drawing a blank on the actual name, a byproduct of waking up at 3+ AM). As a result, there are "bugs in the bark", and lizards all over the place. I like it, actually. Whenever I see one, I call out, "Run lizard, RUN!". Strangely enough, they aren't afraid of us, and in fact, my little Maltese dog was friends with some of them, as well as some of the finches that took dirt baths inches from her. Ever seen a lizard touch noses with a dog? That would be my sweet little Daisy dog.
One of my son's friends and he went into a hamburger joint, where the #1 was a burger, #2 was a double burger, #3 was a cheeseburger, etc., and ordered a #3 without cheese.Maybe pull the same scheme on the people you are potentially buying from tomorrow, as a joke? In my son's friend's case, the cashier simply pointed out that what he wanted was a #1. The guy really is a space cadet.
Oh, yeah. One time one of my sons and I went into a local Carl's Junior, and I asked for the Famous Star(?) with lettuce and tomato only, because I didn't want pickles (if so equipped) or any sauce. I got a lettuce and tomato sandwich, and when I brought it back to the counter asking, of course, "Where's the beef?", the gal got all defensive. i can understand it, sort of, because I did say, "lettuce and tomato only", but I still did ask for a hamburger. I've pretty much given up on fast food for health reasons anyway, but this kind of thing makes it a lot easier to avoid.
Bold mine - soaker hose?
We have some around the house to try to keep the foundation from shifting. They are a thing here that I hadn't heard of before.
Yeah, that's it. How the hell does that keep the foundation from shifting!?
If you get to thinking you’re a person of some influence, try ordering somebody else’s dog around.