GYERO ARCHIVE
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On my side of Cooper, it is or at least it pretty close. One house down a bit is probably better because its a better setup. On the other side of Copper, probably not some really nice setups over there. Regardless, it's kept very clean when 50% of the other yards(all cut by homeowners) are over grown regularly.
No problem calling it like it is. I don't like doing it. It doesn't save me money. It's a small yard. I don't feel pride in pushing a lawn mower. I don't get some silly self worth from being a "man" and doing yard work. If you do, have at it.
Lol, at BBdk of all people lecturing me about self awareness. Only Pope would top you on that list, pal.
No problem calling it like it is. I don't like doing it. It doesn't save me money. It's a small yard. I don't feel pride in pushing a lawn mower. I don't get some silly self worth from being a "man" and doing yard work. If you do, have at it.
Lol, at BBdk of all people lecturing me about self awareness. Only Pope would top you on that list, pal.
My yard is too effing big to mow. Screw that nonsense. Well worth $100 every week or 2. Would take me hours and hours and hours. And I'm just not going to do that.
Lol, BBdk loses his free lawn mowing so of all the sudden mowing is the greatest thing on earth. He buys a primo RIDING lawn mower for a lot inside the city. Promotes it like he's a life long mower and I'm not a man + a douche for having someone cut my grass. At least I respect SAE for being genuine in his concern for my mowing preference.
I am who I am, fine with it. Sorry you made a silly purchase that you will justify selling in a little over a year. We've seen this out of you several times over the years.
You're welcome, bud. Didn't want you to get lumped into my
at BBdk.I was asked why I got a mower, and the answer is to mow our yard. We have nearly an acre, not sure what "inside the city" has to do with anything. Also, you seem pretty clueless as to how much our mower cost, btw.
I have zero problems with paying people to mow their yard, we've done that for 5 years. Now, we aren't. We paid her brother $40 per week to mow our yard. That's over 1K per year, which may equal "free" to a Schembari.
I have zero problems with paying people to mow their yard, we've done that for 5 years. Now, we aren't. We paid her brother $40 per week to mow our yard. That's over 1K per year, which may equal "free" to a Schembari.
does NASCAR stop in the middle for a beer?
(honest question, I don't do the NASCAR)
1 1/2 -2 hours every 5-7 days and my yard looks like Augusta...and made it look like this on my own. Unless you are handicapped, work 16 hour days every day of the week, or can't walk from here to there w/o falling over, then not mowing your own yard reeks of extreme laziness. TS.
Oh look, another person I would never take life advice from.
Hand clip every f*cking blade in my 1.7 acre parcel with artisan scissors so GFY, pussies.
With the stress of a job, a wife and a newborn sometimes a couple frosties and a fresh cut on a nice day is what the doctor ordered.
I love mowing, weeding, planting, pruning, mulching, etc. probably my number 1 hobby, and yes I know this is because I'm a giant weirdo. I just love plants! HAVING SAID THAT, my yard (turf) pretty much sucks. Ball homes rolled sod out on top of about 6" of topsoil on top of 3' of construction debris so getting good healthy grass is a challenge. My Delaware valley azalea are starting to bloom though.
Anth - y'all ever do anymore work with Jeff? They do have a lawn service as well.
Anth - y'all ever do anymore work with Jeff? They do have a lawn service as well.
Never realized how high scoring baseball is these days until I started Gambol this year. Not sure how it compares to the past, really, but they score (on average) way more than I thought.
Our yard sucks balls. Basically live in a mini forest. Back yard is hopeless with Gillie, but am interested in getting the front looking nice, or better. BIL had priced us Sod....that's out. Shew, I don't care THAT much.
Do Scots and other similar products really work? #NoWill
I'd estimate we're working with about 15% actual grass at this point.
Our yard sucks balls. Basically live in a mini forest. Back yard is hopeless with Gillie, but am interested in getting the front looking nice, or better. BIL had priced us Sod....that's out. Shew, I don't care THAT much.
Do Scots and other similar products really work? #NoWill
I'd estimate we're working with about 15% actual grass at this point.
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Signature? Yes, they do my office and house. Mulch, turf, snow removal. Great guy.
Spray with weed be gone and a few days later put down Scotts Max Green Lawn. Apply everty 6 weeks. $20 a bag which should cover your front yard.
Will do WONDERS for your yard.
FYI make sure you do not get it on sidewalks or driveways as the iron will cause rust stains.
Will thicken and green your yard like a professional.
My front yard has had issues for a while, and we found out this year that the soil there is really acidic.
Was actually reading "At Home" last night about how the lawn became a source of pride. Really only in the last 150 years. Before that you'd be using sheep. This while he's explaining how after centuries we stopped using human **** and rotting fish guts on crops when we finally figured out proper fertilizer. Then mentioned the irony related to working so hard to have a lovely lawn while the it's one of the least green(environmentally speaking) things we do. Congrats on destroying the environment.
In short, highly recommend that book for you inquisitive types. Goes room by room on how our homes have evolved.
In short, highly recommend that book for you inquisitive types. Goes room by room on how our homes have evolved.
Paying some strangers $80 a month to mow, trim (lol), edge, etc. so I can be at the pool with my keeyuds >>>>>>> spending 2 hours every Saturday in the 90 degree heat with 99% humidity pushing a damn mower all over the damn place.
And that doesn't even take into account leaf blowing in the fall/winter. NEVER AGAIN. Still just $80 a month, and well worth every penny.
Learn cost-benefit analysis.
And that doesn't even take into account leaf blowing in the fall/winter. NEVER AGAIN. Still just $80 a month, and well worth every penny.
Learn cost-benefit analysis.
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HA. Didn't know you had commonwealth in your front yard. It is only three bags that will get you there. So for $60 in two-three weeks you will have best yard on block.
Really if you did it one more time around July it should last you through summer. So $120 isnt bad.
Really if you did it one more time around July it should last you through summer. So $120 isnt bad.
It's been, what, 13 years since the does it really work post?
[laughing] GYERO never forgets
[laughing] GYERO never forgets
Moles are more attracted to earth worms as opposed to grubs. I've helped murder 100 moles
I would take both life and lawn advice from you. Just not basketball.SMH.
Ah... total renovation coming. Sure. An obvious appeasement of Sloot, at least until she hires a realtor. I've seen it a hundred times, bub.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
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