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[Golfspy_CG2]

I don't pay attention to the mail anymore for a couple of reasons - most of my transactions are done on line. But also USPS has an email service now where every morning I get a scan of the each individual piece of mail that's to be delivered that day (except for the junk stuff). Also lets you know if there are packages that'll be delivered as well.

 

 

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Oh I know, it's mostly junk for us as well.  Except she still insists getting some of her statements via paper.   It was just the first silly thing I could think about as for getting upset.   We guys and them women definitely have different aggravation meters!!

[Rickp]

Holy cow that is a bad week. If the tablet is an apple product - did you try 'find my ipad feature? I always end up misplacing my phone around the house - even lost it on the course at one pointbut was able to find it with that feature. Think android has the same? FYI if you can't find it I'd lock it down remotely or certainly change your password on itunes (again assuming apple product).

 

BTW nice house.

Thanks, roof cane out great.

Unfortunately not an Apple product. The only thing I used it for was mail and some odd documents. Was planning on using it for the Snell ball test.

 

 

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[Rickp]

Kind of a Topper, SWMBO noticed a Black Racer snake circling the Blue Bird house. On my way back from WalMart with “Snake B Gone”. I'd rather use a 9mm but neighbors might not understand.

 

 

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[MaxEntropy]

 

 

Was planning on using it for the Snell ball test.

 

 

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Too bad, now you'll have to do it old-school?

 

 

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[yungkory]

Kind of a Topper, SWMBO noticed a Black Racer snake circling the Blue Bird house. On my way back from WalMart with “Snake B Gone”. I'd rather use a 9mm but neighbors might not understand.

 

 

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I might pay $8 for a gallon of milk over here, but I wouldn't trade cheap milk for snakes EVER.

[MDGolfHacker]

Kind of a Topper, SWMBO noticed a Black Racer snake circling the Blue Bird house. On my way back from WalMart with “Snake B Gone”. I'd rather use a 9mm but neighbors might not understand.

 

 

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Why didn't you just pick it up? They aren't venomous and have very tiny itsy bitsy teeny weenie fangs that can draw a little blood. Or use a machete if you have one lying around...

 

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[00sportsman]

Kind of a Topper, SWMBO noticed a Black Racer snake circling the Blue Bird house. On my way back from WalMart with “Snake B Gone”. I'd rather use a 9mm but neighbors might not understand.

 

 

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Go easy on the black racer. The word down this way is they keep the venomous snakes away. As in, black racers = no rattlesnakes. Don't know for sure that it's true, but I've heard it many times.

 

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[Rickp]

Too bad, now you'll have to do it old-school?

 

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WOW, used to make the metal parts (stampings) for those things.

 

 

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[Rickp]

Go easy on the black racer. The word down this way is they keep the venomous snakes away. As in, black racers = no rattlesnakes. Don't know for sure that it's true, but I've heard it many times.

 

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I pertains Snake B Gone around the Blue Bird house and the trees where the Cardinals have their nest. SWMBO does not want the snakes to eat the birds eggs.

 

 

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[Rickp]

Why didn't you just pick it up? They aren't venomous and have very tiny itsy bitsy teeny weenie fangs that can draw a little blood. Or used a machete if you have one lying around... [emoji16]

 

MDGolfHacker

It got into the trees and couldn't find it. I'm not a snake guy.

 

 

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[00sportsman]

I pertains Snake B Gone around the Blue Bird house and the trees where the Cardinals have their nest. SWMBO does not want the snakes to eat the birds eggs.

 

 

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I kinda got stuck on the 9mm thing. I completely agree with the not wanting it to eat the Cardinal eggs.

 

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[Rickp]

I kinda got stuck on the 9mm thing. I completely agree with the not wanting it to eat the Cardinal eggs.

 

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9 mm makes too much noise anyway.

Maybe a 410?

 

 

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[00sportsman]

9 mm makes too much noise anyway.

Maybe a 410?

 

 

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Ahh, my first gun. When I started hunting, my dad got me a 410 and some slugs. As good as a rifle in the brush.

 

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[Kor.A.Door]

 

Too bad, now you'll have to do it old-school?

 

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That's not so old school, that plugs into the wall.

[Kor.A.Door]

Go easy on the black racer. The word down this way is they keep the venomous snakes away. As in, black racers = no rattlesnakes. Don't know for sure that it's true, but I've heard it many times.

 

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Yes, the black rat snake as we call them actually eat the poisonous snakes, we have copperheads here, and the black snakes keep them away, they also eat rats. So if we have a black snake around we just leave it alone and let it take care of the “problems”

[00sportsman]

Yes, the black rat snake as we call them actually eat the poisonous snakes, we have copperheads here, and the black snakes keep them away, they also eat rats. So if we have a black snake around we just leave it alone and let it take care of the “problems”

That's what I had been told. We leave the black racers alone for that very reason. I don't like snakes at all, but if they keep the rattlesnakes away, we can coexist.

 

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[PMookie]

This Crohn's flare-up is not good. Switched meds, but I seem to be having more problems first thing in the AM than in the past. Affecting my ability to get out of the house in the AM. So sick and tired of this disease... Called a doc in Michigan a friend referred me to, so I may go see him when I can get there for work. Hoping an alternative remedy and a change to my diet can help get me back on-track.

Horrible. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy!

 

 

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[yungkory]

This Crohn's flare-up is not good. Switched meds, but I seem to be having more problems first thing in the AM than in the past. Affecting my ability to get out of the house in the AM. So sick and tired of this disease... Called a doc in Michigan a friend referred me to, so I may go see him when I can get there for work. Hoping an alternative remedy and a change to my diet can help get me back on-track.

Horrible. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy!

 

 

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Ever try cannabis? Once you get passed the whole stigma that has been engrained in our heads since we were young, and get into the science behind how our bodies react to it, it's pretty incredible. CBD is 50-state legal and I've been using it to fight inflammation in my neck that gives me insane headaches. It contains no THC so you don't need to worry about getting high or failing a drug test either. In any case, I hope you get better, I have self diagnosed IBS so I know what it's like not being able to leave the house some days because you're stuck on the pot.

 

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[Rickp]

This Crohn's flare-up is not good. Switched meds, but I seem to be having more problems first thing in the AM than in the past. Affecting my ability to get out of the house in the AM. So sick and tired of this disease... Called a doc in Michigan a friend referred me to, so I may go see him when I can get there for work. Hoping an alternative remedy and a change to my diet can help get me back on-track.

Horrible. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy!

 

 

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Sorry to hear about the Crohn's flare up. Hope the Doc you mentioned can help. Good luck and get better.

 

 

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[Rickp]

That's what I had been told. We leave the black racers alone for that very reason. I don't like snakes at all, but if they keep the rattlesnakes away, we can coexist.

 

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The Snake B Gone should keep them away from the eggs and all will be good.

 

 

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[tony@CIC]

That's what I had been told. We leave the black racers alone for that very reason. I don't like snakes at all, but if they keep the rattlesnakes away, we can coexist.

 

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So around here we have few if any snakes. I hate snakes and would rather deal with snow than copperheads, rattlers, and the pythons in Florida 

[MaxEntropy]

So around here we have few if any snakes. I hate snakes and would rather deal with snow than copperheads, rattlers, and the pythons in Florida 

 

Agreed 1000%

 

When I lived in Missouri, we went on a little canoe trip and we were trying to get to the shore and my roommate tried to grab a "root" to pull us in, but the "root" moved on him. Pretty sure it was a cottonmouth. Also pretty sure we all soiled ourselves.

[sixcat]

I've lived the entirety of my 43 years in the rural south.  Snakes are an everyday occurrence during the warmer months.  Whether your region calls them black snakes, black rat snakes of black racers, leave them alone.  They will be your best protection against venomous breeds.

 

They are not aggressive by nature and will only strike as a means of last resort.  They will "musk" rather easily, though, when they feel the least bit threatened.  That smell is awful.

[Kenny B]

Rattlesnakes are very common here in the desert of Washington and Oregon. The highest mountain in N. America without a native tree on it is 40 miles outside of town and is named Rattlesnake Mountain.

[MDGolfHacker]

Agreed 1000%

 

When I lived in Missouri, we went on a little canoe trip and we were trying to get to the shore and my roommate tried to grab a "root" to pull us in, but the "root" moved on him. Pretty sure it was a cottonmouth. Also pretty sure we all soiled ourselves.

Ugh.. Good thing he caught himself before reaching out. That would of been a very bad ending to your trip...

 

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[MDGolfHacker]

This Crohn's flare-up is not good. Switched meds, but I seem to be having more problems first thing in the AM than in the past. Affecting my ability to get out of the house in the AM. So sick and tired of this disease... Called a doc in Michigan a friend referred me to, so I may go see him when I can get there for work. Hoping an alternative remedy and a change to my diet can help get me back on-track.

Horrible. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy!

 

 

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Sorry to hear you are having a flare-up. Wife had IBS and she was miserable. Strangely enough, it just went away on its own.

 

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[Flipper554]

Rattlesnakes are very common here in the desert of Washington and Oregon. The highest mountain in N. America without a native tree on it is 40 miles outside of town and is named Rattlesnake Mountain.

We have Northern Pacific Rattlesnakes here but you have to go into the foothills to run across them. They are rather docile and you rarely hear of anyone being bitten. Other than that we just have garter snakes, gopher snakes and few other non venomous snakes. It is illegal to kill any snake in BC, the hawks and eagles take care of that anyway.

[cnosil]

I typically just avoid all snakes. We have cotton mouth moccasins, copperheads, and canebrake rattlesnakes in my area. See the water moccasins on the golf course occasionally.

[MDGolfHacker]

I've lived the entirety of my 43 years in the rural south.  Snakes are an everyday occurrence during the warmer months.  Whether your region calls them black snakes, black rat snakes of black racers, leave them alone.  They will be your best protection against venomous breeds.

 

They are not aggressive by nature and will only strike as a means of last resort.  They will "musk" rather easily, though, when they feel the least bit threatened.  That smell is awful.

 

 

I'm pretty sure I "musk" too when threatened....usually denoted by an awful smell and browning around the pant seat area.... :D

 

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[TheWahoo]

I'm pretty sure I "musk" too when threatened....usually denoted by an awful smell and browning around the pant seat area.... :D

 

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Yes, collard greens and snakes immediately can cure constipation.