Not So Pro 3

[Woodwackr]

I was just joking around. I don't know the correct answers for the subject on hand.

Other then a lot of people are lazy anymore, they would rather have chit handed to them, instead of work for it, then they sit around and *b-word when prices of everything are higher. Gee whiz I wonder why.

All by design….

 

[Woodwackr]

Too late to do anything but rental pigs lol

Plenty of bodies to dispose of…

 

[Woodwackr]

Is it Friday yet? Dang shift work is kicking my butt this week. It wouldn't be so bad except I literally got run over by a bull this past weekend.

Is he at the butcher now?

 

[Woodwackr]

pussies

Yea, 600#…4mos old?

 

[Woodwackr]

Well believe it or not Dallas. The coal industry is currently a dead dinosaur here in Ohio and Pa. It's a damn shame as it is a plentiful resource that we have clean burning technology for. If it wasn't for the China exports of coal.

New Sheriff in town things may change

 

[farminkarman]

Is he at the butcher now?

No, but he is no longer at my farm

 

[dall]

Yea, 600#…4mos old?

I have played farmer in my younger days
Been stepped on charged at when the bull didn’t want to get in the trailer
Stepped on its head as I was going up the fence
Got pinned between a cow and the barn wall
Stuff I can’t do anymore

 

[GCJenks204]

High tarriffs encourage companies to not have their products made in cheap labor countries. That is the purpose for the tariffs.

That may be the purpose but it isn’t the result. Has any industry increased its domestic manufacturing capacity since the last increase in tariffs? To the best of my knowledge the only substantial increases in domestic manufacturing started more because of supply chain issues. If the intent was to truly to support an increase we would have seen grants and incentives to companies to create domestic production. Instead we see it going to corporate handouts to companies that supported the victors whether they manufacture in China or anywhere else.

This is not an indictment to of the past and future president, it is the nature of most modern democracies where votes are paid for with corporate handouts.

 

[dall]

That may be the purpose but it isn’t the result. Has any industry increased its domestic manufacturing capacity since the last increase in tariffs? To the best of my knowledge the only substantial increases in domestic manufacturing started more because of supply chain issues. If the intent was to truly to support an increase we would have seen grants and incentives to companies to create domestic production. Instead we see it going to corporate handouts to companies that supported the victors whether they manufacture in China or anywhere else.

This is not an indictment to of the past and future president, it is the nature of most modern democracies where votes are paid for with corporate handouts.

like in 2008 or so when government bailed out banks while everyone starved

 

[Czed]

 

[dall]

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Dave since your family won’t

You are ugly and adopted lol

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

In today's Days of our Lawns, Adam and his son spread a commie metric trailer load of sand in the wheel tracks and low spots, Ed says "Fūkk that" while Randy considers Never Moving.
Tune in next time where Dallas is caught encouraging the grass with "How's you slacker" sweet nothings.

 

[cuinrearview]

 

[cuinrearview]

Mornin

 

[Only the Tony]

In today's Days of our Lawns, Adam and his son spread a commie metric trailer load of sand in the wheel tracks and low spots, Ed says "Fūkk that" while Randy considers Never Moving.
Tune in next time where Dallas is caught encouraging the grass with "How's you slacker" sweet nothings.
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My lawn has paths from a tractor in it from feeding hay last winter. Every once in a while I will bring up a scoop of dirt and fill in some holes. I feel lucky if during the summer most of it is green.

 

[Lnk]

That may be the purpose but it isn’t the result. Has any industry increased its domestic manufacturing capacity since the last increase in tariffs? To the best of my knowledge the only substantial increases in domestic manufacturing started more because of supply chain issues. If the intent was to truly to support an increase we would have seen grants and incentives to companies to create domestic production. Instead we see it going to corporate handouts to companies that supported the victors whether they manufacture in China or anywhere else.

This is not an indictment to of the past and future president, it is the nature of most modern democracies where votes are paid for with corporate handouts.

We definitely need to reign in chrony capitalism. The corporations are people decision is one of the worst ever by our supreme court. This has not been done in a very long time, I know continuing to do the same thing hasn't had the desired effect. Also, we don't live in a democracy. A representative republic is more correct. Mob rule is a democracy.

 

[Lnk]

Good morning men, picked up the relatives from the airport last night. They are currently sleeping in. Lol. Y'all stay safe.

Adam, why do you use sand for the lawn? It has no ability to hold moisture? Just curious. @Kiwioilboiler

 

[Mastermind]

Good morning men.

 

[Bilge Rat]

Sand is used on golf courses for holes and to smooth greens because it promotes growth. Water is needed but you are growing grass.
A buddy gets a few truckloads a year for the course. He is a greenskeeper/course superintendant.

 

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In today's Days of our Lawns, Adam and his son spread a commie metric trailer load of sand in the wheel tracks and low spots, Ed says "Fūkk that" while Randy considers Never Moving.
Tune in next time where Dallas is caught encouraging the grass with "How's you slacker" sweet nothings.
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Adam, You need to lay that boat back down in your yard to help cover that up. I see plumbing and seeding down are not your strong suits LOL.