You said you need another chain saw. What's wrong with the one you have?.
I'm not sure it's clear how friggin' tall this thing is from this photo of this part of the pile. Those are tops of trees behind...
See the trail leading to the pile (now much diminished in this area).
Creepy scary story fodder:
- Ant Farm
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Sooooo.... House duck?
When Dumbledore's back end and neck was bitten/chewed by those dogs, when I took him to the vet, she said that, once he was stable, the best thing I could do was to give him warm water baths at least once a day (plain water) - she called it his hydrotherapy and said his wounds would heal a lot faster with it. He LOVED it... Well, ok, he didn't really love the baths, but he really loved being blown dry, it made him doze off.
It's underpowered, and has a cord (this is in the waaaaaay back of my property). I also kind of think I lent it to someone who didn't give it back. I didn't use it much because the cord was a pain, and I didn't need one again until now.Quote:You said you need another chain saw. What's wrong with the one you have?I'm not sure it's clear how friggin' tall this thing is from this photo of this part of the pile. Those are tops of trees behind...
See the trail leading to the pile (now much diminished in this area).
Creepy scary story fodder:
- Ant Farm
- Ant Farm
Depending on how her web heals, maybe.Sooooo.... House duck? When Dumbledore's back end and neck was bitten/chewed by those dogs, when I took him to the vet, she said that, once he was stable, the best thing I could do was to give him warm water baths at least once a day (plain water) - she called it his hydrotherapy and said his wounds would heal a lot faster with it. He LOVED it... Well, ok, he didn't really love the baths, but he really loved being blown dried, it made him doze off.- Ant Farm
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Per the vet (and this makes sense), the warm water stimulates circulation to the wounded area, speeding healing.
I should have shown "after" photos as well, the ones above are pretty grim on their own, in retrospect.
Per the vet (and this makes sense), the warm water stimulates circulation to the wounded area, speeding healing. I should have shown "after" photos as well, the ones above are pretty grim on their own, in retrospect.
Night tater saladGoodnight, statlit potato sacks!
