Five Seasons

cooking them whole?

i honestly think that guy could win a survival world championship. He was amazing. Totally crushing it, but I feel like he wasn't in it for the money and at some point if you're not actually surviving to survive, you just miss your loved ones. Sad to see him tap though. the lady with MS? I was so rooting for her. Over anyone else and it sucks to see a disease force you to tap. supposedly they're amazing, just tricky to clean and some are turned off by the looks.

have seen them all. wasn't a huge fan of the team season, but credit for them trying different things. This season looks like it's going to be good.

i have no argument. just funny to hear geneva being called a city. don't overthink it.

Relatively small? I’d say so. My TOWN of Webster is 42k. I’m not arguing it’s technical status, just funny to hear it called a city. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Fish and ski is what I’d be looking for. Love the idea of having a boat of my own, but I’m thankful to have a lot of friends and family who do. A lot easier to throw them $20 for gas. Maybe when the kids get older..: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hopefully wolc doesn’t see this Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’m not sure I’d classify Geneva as a small city. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yeah that the annoying part of watering, setting everything up, moving it around and stuff. I only water when it’s getting dire and mostly because the droughts seem to let weeds in. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Unless you have bad frost heave, rolling is actually bad for you lawn. Soil compaction does not promote good drainage or growth Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Things are starting take off. Had a few lettuce seedlings not make it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Summertime and the livins easy Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I run EHS for a large corporation. We just love this response.

even a street cruiser though. It's annoying to shift when you get stuck in traffic somewhere. plus when you have a beer in one hand and a cell phone in the other... how are you supposed to shift?

there are so many layers and questions here. i dont know where to begin.

almost all modern autos are now faster than the best stick driver and include really good launch control etc. That being said, i understand the fun of a stick, but us under 40 crowd will be its death. If I ever feel like really "driving" i take my r6 out and shift away lol.

sometimes it's about the freezer, but I think the best I could do to explain it would be to say that I really enjoy being in the woods. I passed a 1.5 the very first day in the woods last season. Had I had a rough year I may very well have shot him later on. But to punch out and be "done" very early isn't what I'm trying to do either. Don't get me wrong, a nice shooter walks into the lane on 10/1, i'm letting an arrow fly and will resort to doe hunting until gun. this very thing happened to me with turkey this year. 30 minutes into my first sit and i had a dead tom. I hunted a lot less harder than I normally would the rest of May.

very nice. i'm partial to faster heavier sedans which is why I still have my G8. The charger hellcat or SRT is on my short list.

NY, where you can't declaw your cat, but you can kill a crowning baby...

all of my best and worst decisions were made with the assistance of my friend alcohol

thought for sure this was a belly crawl incident, and I'm still not convinced that the story is accurate and he was just "setting up a decoy".

i'm super anti-govt forcing anything. Ultimately don't like this idea, but when you really think about it, modern boats are fast and just as dangerous as cars. I could get behind something that required it for larger lakes.

this is what i'm thinking too. could have been a shallow spot, but in a bass boat i think it's more likely what you said.

when i was out 3 weeks ago there were whole trees and stumps just floating in the water, and like way out a few hundred yards off shore even. I can't imagine what it's like now.

i searched for a pool gif to respond and this one came up. if it doesn't make sense it didn't matter because i love it so. I did so much manual labor on my first house. Had only basic hand tools and no money to contract anything. Learned so much, sweat and bled so much and would do it all again. Finally having land a place to call your own is a huge milestone. You can put your own spin on it and if it needs work, it's seriously rewarding. Congrats man.