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I remember a story of a white supremacist couple who had two in a small NY apartment. Somehow they got out past the owners and attacked an elderly woman in the shared hallway. They mauled her to death. They were sentenced to prison terms if I'm correct.

I haven't watched Archer -and I just noticed from commercials, that the voice is that of Bob of Bobs Burgers. Used to watch Assy McGee but it only ran here for a season. Rick and Morty is pretty good.

I was trained the 2/3 rule. And it's aesthetics driven more than anything. And I certainly wouldn't discount that as BS.

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Firstly, how do you like the helmet? And, what was the bag that was being hauled up with the climber on that birch?

Ivy is a bitch ain't it. Especially when it's wrapped over every branch -even connecting multiple limbs. Nice photo...

South Park today is intelligent and hits upon nearly every current social issue posed. The writers they have now- trump that of the first few seasons ten fold. Even my dad won't miss a show. How can you not love Cartman! :lol:

Do you remember the cost?

Has anyone else have tennis elbow? My left will flare up here and there, but when it does, it'll last for a few months of near constant pain. My buddy had both his operated on with no results. Any recommendations on what to use to avoid stressing the nerves before injury happens again?

How did it arrive? What carrier?

Part of why I love the Tour De France is the beautiful scenery. Just a few more months!

I hear ya. Since I do this part time, I have to load my gear in bags, carry it down my steps, throw it in my vehicle, drive to the job site, unload, then load again when finished, carry back up my stairwell, then finally put away. What a pain in the rear! It takes 1/2 hour-- and six trips from...

Hey Chris, good post. Reminds me of all the things that can go wrong with working solo. The biggest one I've experienced is; whilst pruning, having my tail end entangling in the brush below and me being stuck from moving anywhere. The last big prune job I did solo -I made certain my line wasn't...

Can someone explain. I wanted to purchase a Stokes Orchard ladder and called sherrill for a shipping estimate. They wanted the price of the ladder itself to send. It was almost worth just driving up there from west central Fla. and picking it up. Then I ask TreeStuff and it was 1/3 the cost...

This? http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=298&item=90 Will it explain the types of splices I want to accomplish- posted above?

My brother is a master at Hank Hill imitations. :lol:

I've browsed this subsection and I'm not really finding my answer. I really want to try my hand at splicing. Are the kits on TreeStuff a good start? I'm looking to make whoopies, splice climbing lines and various cordage for arborist rings and the like. I know that it's regarded as good...

Another close call with using a pole saw. Taken from another arborist forum I posted this in.

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