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"Bob Terwilliger" > wrote:

> Peter wrote:
>
> > If I need some, I just grab a chainsaw, go for a drive and get all the
> > free firewood I want.

>
> And the property owners don't mind if you steal from them? Or are you a
> sneak-thief?
>
> Bob


My neighbors thanked me for pruning their Mimosa with the broken
branches for free... One of our local people had already offered to
prune the tree for a price.

I just wanted the wood for smoking. :-)

There is quite a bit of dead wood in many areas in the hill country
along side the roads on public property. The counties don't mind people
cleaning it up for them.

I've no doubt the same situation occurs in Australia...
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Omelet > wrote in newsmpomelet-751847.09084605092009
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> In article >,
> "Bob Terwilliger" > wrote:
>
>> Peter wrote:
>>
>> > If I need some, I just grab a chainsaw, go for a drive and get all

the
>> > free firewood I want.

>>
>> And the property owners don't mind if you steal from them? Or are you a
>> sneak-thief?
>>
>> Bob



ROFLMAO!!!!!

Obsessed?? Much.



>
> My neighbors thanked me for pruning their Mimosa with the broken
> branches for free... One of our local people had already offered to
> prune the tree for a price.




Free is always the winner in a quote :-)


>
> I just wanted the wood for smoking. :-)



Seems it's quite good in the medicinal stakes as well........

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimosa_tenuiflora


>
> There is quite a bit of dead wood in many areas in the hill country
> along side the roads on public property. The counties don't mind people
> cleaning it up for them.
>
> I've no doubt the same situation occurs in Australia...



Sure does. In Queensland anyways.



'Boogle Bob' must live in a pretty shitty area if he's worried about 'wood
thieves'.


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> atec 7 7 <"atec > wrote in
> - september.org:
>
>> Bob Terwilliger wrote:
>>> Peter wrote:
>>>
>>>> If I need some, I just grab a chainsaw, go for a drive and get all
>>>> the free firewood I want.
>>>
>>> And the property owners don't mind if you steal from them? Or are you
>>> a sneak-thief?
>>>
>>> Bob

>> Projecting again Bobby ?

>



Oh dear....... poor old 'Boogle Bob' *still* has his man boobs in a
twist over me!!! ROFLMAO!!!!

I wonder if he's ever bothered to look up the word "obsessed" in the
dick and harry?






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> ChattyCathy > wrote in
> news:1f2om.12190$UH2.4251 @newsfe01.iad:
>
>> PeterL wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Well....... am I 'allowed' to have my own opinion?

>>
>> Sure, son - if it means that much to you. But please remember, you'll
>> have to feed it and take care of it yourself, otherwise Dad won't let
>> you keep it.




OK, will do. Already bought some opinion food.


So now that everyone knows I own my own opinion, they won't crack a spaz
when I bring it out again ;-P





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PeterL > wrote in news:Xns9C7DA6132FC9BPeterhomeinbrissie@
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> Omelet > wrote in newsmpomelet-

74A160.01023604092009
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>
>> In article >,
>> PeterL > wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I've seen the same sort of thing here.... firewood in a plastic bag at
>>> service stations selling for about $12 for 4kgs!!
>>>
>>> And people buy it!!
>>>
>>> If I need some, I just grab a chainsaw, go for a drive and get all the
>>> free firewood I want.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Peter Lucas

>>
>> I just wander around my yard and cut up downed branches...



They'd have to be big branches....... I like big fires ;-)

The last fire we had on the back deck was during a cold snap and I
started it to keep the guest warm while we sat outside and admired the
clear skies and all the starts.

The logs on there were from a 12-14"dia tree, and split in half.

Nice fresh pine trees...... smelt quite nice while it was burning :-)



>> I'll be
>> cleaning up the lot of them this fall when the weather cools off enough
>> to work outside more and making a new wood pile.



Just remember........ "Zero Harm"....... keep injuries to a minimum!!






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> Omelet > wrote in
> news >
>
>>>
>>> It's also *very* lean, so searing it and having it medium rare at the
>>> most, is the only way to eat it.

>>
>> Sounds good. Wish they'd export it!

>


It's exported to around 55 countries.
I just had a very quick look and foiund this one.....

http://www.exoticmeatsandmore.com/kangaroo.aspx


http://www.exoticmeatsandmore.com/

You also get 10% off if you are Military, Police, or Fire Dept. :-)



I found them through this website.....

http://www.agbase.com/market/commodity?id=1081

which says it's supposed to be in San Antonio, WTX (which I take to be
West Texas.)





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"Bob Muncie" > wrote in message
...
> George Leppla wrote:
>>
>> "PeterL" > wrote
>>
>>
>>> The way that I express my opinion probably speaks volumes as to why I'd
>>> never make it as a politician.

>>
>> No, it speaks volumes as to your inability to interact with adults in a
>> mature, social manner. You can try to justify your behavior by quoting
>> the Bible or pointing to the short-comings in others, but the bottom
>> line is that you really don't have the minimal social skills necessary to
>> to have an adult conversation so you resort to personal attacks.
>>
>> George L

>
> I have already heard that tune from you George.


Wonderful. Your path to enlightenment has begun.


> Is it possible you know not from which you speak?


A plain spoken man would say "Is it possible that you don't know what you
are talking about?" Perhaps your Olde English affectation masks social
deficiencies?

> Here you are noobing at someone with much the same words.


Bob, unfortunately, you are not unique.

> Can you grow what you have to say to include something new?


How else would you like me to explain it to you? You take offence when none
is intended. You insult people when it isn't necessary. You are thin
skinned and like looking for an argument and today, you won't get it from
me. I have work to do.

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> "Bob Muncie" > wrote in message
> ...
>> George Leppla wrote:
>>>
>>> "PeterL" > wrote
>>>
>>>
>>>> The way that I express my opinion probably speaks volumes as to why
>>>> I'd never make it as a politician.
>>>
>>> No, it speaks volumes as to your inability to interact with adults
>>> in a mature, social manner. You can try to justify your behavior by
>>> quoting the Bible or pointing to the short-comings in others, but
>>> the bottom line is that you really don't have the minimal social
>>> skills necessary to to have an adult conversation so you resort to
>>> personal attacks.
>>>
>>> George L

>>
>> I have already heard that tune from you George.

>




Yep, GL teaches Hypocrisy 101 at the local 'Speshal' school.
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In article >,
PeterL > wrote:

> > I just wanted the wood for smoking. :-)

>
>
> Seems it's quite good in the medicinal stakes as well........
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimosa_tenuiflora


Interesting, thanks!

>
>
> >
> > There is quite a bit of dead wood in many areas in the hill country
> > along side the roads on public property. The counties don't mind people
> > cleaning it up for them.
> >
> > I've no doubt the same situation occurs in Australia...

>
>
> Sure does. In Queensland anyways.


Not everybody is lucky enough to have "boondocks" available to them...
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In article >,
PeterL > wrote:

> PeterL > wrote in news:Xns9C7DA6132FC9BPeterhomeinbrissie@
> 61.9.191.5:
>
> > Omelet > wrote in newsmpomelet-

> 74A160.01023604092009
> > @news-wc.giganews.com:
> >
> >> In article >,
> >> PeterL > wrote:
> >>
> >>>
> >>> I've seen the same sort of thing here.... firewood in a plastic bag at
> >>> service stations selling for about $12 for 4kgs!!
> >>>
> >>> And people buy it!!
> >>>
> >>> If I need some, I just grab a chainsaw, go for a drive and get all the
> >>> free firewood I want.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> --
> >>> Peter Lucas
> >>
> >> I just wander around my yard and cut up downed branches...

>
>
> They'd have to be big branches....... I like big fires ;-)


Some of them are, but I only build fires in the smoker or grill.
Large for that is not so good. 6" to 8" diameter is about max.

>
> The last fire we had on the back deck was during a cold snap and I
> started it to keep the guest warm while we sat outside and admired the
> clear skies and all the starts.


Pretty! I'd use my cedar for that.

>
> The logs on there were from a 12-14"dia tree, and split in half.
>
> Nice fresh pine trees...... smelt quite nice while it was burning :-)
>
>
>
> >> I'll be
> >> cleaning up the lot of them this fall when the weather cools off enough
> >> to work outside more and making a new wood pile.

>
>
> Just remember........ "Zero Harm"....... keep injuries to a minimum!!

--
Peace! Om

"Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down."
--Steve Rothstein


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In article >,
PeterL > wrote:

> > Omelet > wrote in
> > news > >
> >
> >>> That's a big drip pan!!
> >>
> >> It's a 16 liter table top roaster. :-)

>
>
>
> Hmmmmmmm, you'll have to snap a pic.
>
> 'Table top roaster'??


Took a pic some time back when I first bought it. :-)
I seriously consider it to be money (and storage space) well spent. I
use it quite a lot:

<http://picasaweb.google.com/OMPOmele...rstTestResults
#>

Or:

<http://tinyurl.com/mnpoav>
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On Tue, 8 Sep 2009 07:07:19 -0500, George Leppla wrote:

> "Bob Muncie" > wrote in message
> ...
>> George Leppla wrote:
>>>
>>> "PeterL" > wrote
>>>
>>>
>>>> The way that I express my opinion probably speaks volumes as to why I'd
>>>> never make it as a politician.
>>>
>>> No, it speaks volumes as to your inability to interact with adults in a
>>> mature, social manner. You can try to justify your behavior by quoting
>>> the Bible or pointing to the short-comings in others, but the bottom
>>> line is that you really don't have the minimal social skills necessary to
>>> to have an adult conversation so you resort to personal attacks.
>>>
>>> George L

>>
>> I have already heard that tune from you George.

>
> Wonderful. Your path to enlightenment has begun.
>
>> Is it possible you know not from which you speak?

>
> A plain spoken man would say "Is it possible that you don't know what you
> are talking about?" Perhaps your Olde English affectation masks social
> deficiencies?
>
>> Here you are noobing at someone with much the same words.

>
> Bob, unfortunately, you are not unique.
>
>> Can you grow what you have to say to include something new?

>
> How else would you like me to explain it to you? You take offence when none
> is intended. You insult people when it isn't necessary. You are thin
> skinned and like looking for an argument and today, you won't get it from
> me. I have work to do.
>
> George L


aw, george. go ahead and slap him!

your pal,
blake
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>> > There is quite a bit of dead wood in many areas in the hill country
>> > along side the roads on public property. The counties don't mind people
>> > cleaning it up for them.
>> >
>> > I've no doubt the same situation occurs in Australia...

>>
>>
>> Sure does. In Queensland anyways.

>
> Not everybody is lucky enough to have "boondocks" available to them...



Even in 'suburbia' we have large tracts of bush areas that are a 'green
buffer zone'. There's always plenty of wood to be had there.

I have such an area at my back door :-)


Not exactly the boonies, but it'll do for a bush escape :-)


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