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majorcatfish
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2018 has NOT been a good year for you and your family MC. I hope 2019 is better.
amen to that...
morning grrrrrr
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amen to that...
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majorcatfish
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was sitting here awhile and all i could smell was sewer, didn't think much about it figured it was on the clothes, the dw mentioned it... forgot that he sucked the line coming from the house and it sucked all the water out of every pee trap.... good lord what a smell..
have the front door open and the ac/heat fan running with a window open....
have the front door open and the ac/heat fan running with a window open....
Just-Moxie
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omg. Don't you really miss the boring predicable life by now?
Chickie'sMomaInNH
Garden Master
Major i feel for ya. 2018 hasn't been my cup o' tea either, but nothing as bad as flooding/home wreckage.
ninnymary
Garden Master
Major, you sure lead a much more exciting life than me!
Mary
Mary
baymule
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Bring on the New Year!
Nyboy
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Do l have to be pumped out ?
thistlebloom
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That depends. What have you been eating? No poisonous berries I hope.
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majorcatfish
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should pump every 3-5 years depending on your usage......why wait till you plan a party on a saturday and cant get a honey wagon out to pump till sunday..
on a side note for those of you who think i was full of sh!t you were corrrect, but as of now everything i mention is done with a clear thought .....
baymule
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on a side note for those of you who think i was full of sh!t you were corrrect, but as of now everything i mention is done with a clear thought .....
My eyes are green, I'm a quart low. If your eyes are brown.... well to be polite, yep you would be full of it.
