Sunday noise

[Industrial Toys]

Those new LED lights are brutal on your eyes out in the middle of nowhere.

They should sell a Dog maintenance kit that goes on a cordless drill. One end goes in the back for deworming and the other in the front for debarking. How a barking dog doesn't drive it's owner nuts is beyond me.

 

[N80]

The organ in Christ Church is impressive to say the least. I would love to hear that organ playing some Bach.

I would not mind hearing that every Sunday! :thumbsup::laughing::laughing::laughing:

Later,
Dan

We have a large pipe organ in out church. 100+ years old. We also have a very talented organist. I'm not a huge classical music fan but when he plays Toccato en Fugue it will give you goosebumps.

 

[N80]

How a barking dog doesn't drive it's owner nuts is beyond me.

Me too. How does that work?

 

[buickanddeere]

Me too. How does that work?

If the wife wants in the front door and the dog wants in the back door, which door do you open ? The back door because the dog will quit barking.

 

[MossRoad]

Me too. How does that work?

Look for large hearing aid sitting on table next to chair that dog-owner is sitting in while looking at(but not listening to) TV.

 

[oldballs]

Me too. How does that work?

I think that such owners are the ones that think their poo doesn't stink either.

 

[N80]

I think that such owners are the ones that think their poo doesn't stink either.

Bingo!

 

[DrRod]

When I was a kid my grandfather -- not an especially religious person -- would never let us shoot on Sundays and would only do light chores during the day but never during the morning. He just felt that that was the right thing to do and the natural order of things. I think it is still considered bad manners to be out target shooting Sunday morning and I don't let my family do it when we are out in the country.

 

[toppop52]

Rod, how are the flood repairs coming along in Ellicott City?

 

[DrRod]

Well, the upper block [above Old Columbia Rd] is pretty much back to normal but the lower stores are still closed for the most part. At least there ae windows in a few of the more anchor businesses [Cocoa Lane, Forget-Me-Not Factory, Phoenix] and they look close to opening but probably half the store fronts are still covered in plywood. Also, despite extensive work on the infrastructure, they seem to tear up the street every other week. So there is progress but it has been slow.]

Since I've lived here [right above the old Main Street] we've had a hurricane [knocked down some of the big retaining walls], two floods, a derecho, a shut-down blizzard, an earthquake, and a real significant train wreck [13 loaded coal cars dumped in the heart of town]. If we had a Pharaoh he would have to let us go.