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I just saw this get shared on Facebook, Nick, I am so sorry this happened. I hope you get it back.

Better Sooner ... then later.

As a big fan of the original, I am glad to hear it's not complete shit. Will check out.

Can't wait to see what you do with it, killer find.

I just bought a barely used Country Clipper XLT 60" after cutting my grass once with the old lawn tractor. It's worth saving the 3 some odd hours. So far been pretty impressed, and I dig the single joystick control.

On the bulletin board it goes.

Yes it's HD, 720p and 1080i were the first real HD resolutions seen in consumer TVs. Followed by 1080p, and of course now by UHD 4K. My guess is you had a potato.

I find such demonstrations distasteful, however if the flag represents anything first it's freedom. The rights we have as Americans (actually, just as human beings) supercede the patriotic representations of those rights. Cart before horse and all that.

It had a lot to do with the post-season until very recently. That said, even with a 4 team playoff, it still seems at least two spots too short, even while being vastly superior to the old BCS BS. In a way this will never change, one league or another will always get some brownie points for being at a glance "tougher" than it's counterparts. With college sports it's even more tribally regional, due to very nature of collegiate sports (hometowns, my state, my conference). We still see this in the NFL, NBA and virtually every major sport though, to a degree. It's really just a way for fans to bicker over trivial BS.

Indeed. What a chokefest. I want Ole Miss to win too.

Great game, and the best part is either Texas or Notre Dame loses.

I'll give that a try first. Thanks.

Just curious if anyone on here knows someone/some company who can touch up the gravel driveway at our new house. For the most part it's fine but it could use some filling in. The driveway is a bit over 1000 feet long so I'm just wanting to get a few quotes.

Well, I haven't owned a condo for almost 15 years, but I imagine the pros are still similar. Yard work is almost non-existent, and you may have access to community pools, workout facilities, or a party house. Your neighbors most likely care about their units, so there's far less likelihood of dipshit neighbors, but inversely there may be an HOA nazi. Obviously the benefit of a house is privacy (though neighbor/HOA nonsense is still abound, hence why I just bought 5 acres out in the middle of nowhere with practically zero deed restrictions), but at the cost of the time required to care for it. If you don't mind paying a landscaping company to care for the yard when you're gone that's easy enough. As far as owning rental properties I helped my dad with a few of his, and while he pulled decent side income from the few properties he owned, he had one or two nightmare tenants over the years and kicking them out, and repairing the damages they left certainly left a sour taste in my mouth. The areas weren't the best, but they weren't hood either. Also, some communities may limit rental options. Good luck with whatever you do.

I started looking into some amish companies, and I'll get some quotes from them as well as from some from traditional builders, and see where I end up.