#6 I have a hard time imagining someone stupid enough to grab their phone instead of a fire extinguisher under those circumstances. It's obviously possible though. #9 Keeping a lawnmower functional long enough for the deck to rust through? In the dry climate I'm in, that would be quite an accomplishment. I suppose it'd be easier where it's wetter though.
#9 I dunno, looking closely it appears the deck might be flabberglass. Blade bent and nailed the deck perhaps? POS crap being made these days blows my mind sometimes.
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#9 - a drill and a few zipties will fix that up, no problem buddy.
ReplyDelete#6 I have a hard time imagining someone stupid enough to grab their phone instead of a fire extinguisher under those circumstances. It's obviously possible though.
ReplyDelete#9 Keeping a lawnmower functional long enough for the deck to rust through? In the dry climate I'm in, that would be quite an accomplishment. I suppose it'd be easier where it's wetter though.
#9 I dunno, looking closely it appears the deck might be flabberglass. Blade bent and nailed the deck perhaps? POS crap being made these days blows my mind sometimes.
DeleteWell, shit!
ReplyDelete#3 - Honey, I just remembered - put aluminum foil on the shopping list.
ReplyDelete#9. It was a little obvious for quite some time that the outcome was inevitable
ReplyDelete6. Just set it and forget it.
ReplyDelete9. My mower is rusting out too, after 12 years. I have some sheet metal riveted on so I can attach the wheels.
3 - New easy open, peel top container
ReplyDelete#1: Introducing a new Doordash delivery service. Pre-digested meals.
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