Things that annoy me

[Scooby074]

Mowing the entire lawn and seeing 3 lone dandelions remaining standing up

 

[deepNdirt]

Mowing the entire lawn and seeing 3 lone dandelions remaining standing up

It's not that you missed them, They just grow super fast

 

[SPIKER]

It's not that you missed them, They just grow super fast

The Buck-Corns are worse, lucky to cut the tops of them they outpace the dandelions by inches a day I think. Least they are not a bright as the dandelions lol.

M

 

[Scooby074]

Got another one... Trimming the yard and running out of string 30' before you finish the house perimiter!

Anybody want to guess what I did this afternoon? lol

It's not that you missed them, They just grow super fast

:thumbsup:

 

[Scooby074]

Got another one... Trimming the yard and running out of string 30' before you finish the house perimiter!

Anybody want to guess what I did this afternoon? lol

It's not that you missed them, They just grow super fast

:thumbsup:

 

[sixdogs]

Mowing the entire lawn and seeing 3 lone dandelions remaining standing up

Even worse is mowing the entire lawn, putting the mower away and closing the big barn doors only to realize you missed a strip of grass left behind in the center of the front yard. Sigh...

 

[joshuabardwell]

But if I can SEE a break in the traffic coming, I'll pull into the intersection, but if I can't see such a break coming, well, you could just get annoyed with me, too, because I don't intend to still be in the intersection when the light turns red.

Because of the overlap in the red lights, you will still have time to leave the intersection without blocking anyone's green.

Some jurisdictions might require you not to enter the intersection if you can't leave it, but I don't think that's the norm. Since you entered the intersection on green, you didn't run the light. Once it turns red, you have priority to leave the intersection.

 

[mikehaugen]

That's what I was told

 

[milkman]

People that call smoking a habit, it's a drug addiction.

 

[Bird]

People that call smoking a habit, it's a drug addiction.

Yep, that's the claim alright; so I'm not qualified to dispute the experts. I smoked for over 40 years, was smoking more than 2 packs a day, smoked the last one in a pack the night of July 10, 2006, and just never opened another pack. I guess the "habit" of reaching for my shirt pocket, only to find nothing there for a couple of weeks could be considered an addiction, but I sure never had any physical reaction or withdrawal symptoms or problems.