It was the first regular season game, yesThis is not true
I attended an NFL exhibition game in that very stadium back in 1990.
Maybe the first regular season game, but not the first one
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It was the first regular season game, yesThis is not true
I attended an NFL exhibition game in that very stadium back in 1990.
Maybe the first regular season game, but not the first one
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where's the mayo and mustard?
aw phooey! seemed like a good idea.so the idea to wrap electrical heat tape around the water line didn't work, only comes in 3, 6 and 12 foot lengths, cant be cut down. 3 feet was way too much, even if wrapped. so I just pulled the cap and drained the entire line out. Framing starts this week supposedly so hopefully it wont be a problem much longer.
it was a great idea! just wasnt enough pipe to make it work. oh well.aw phooey! seemed like a good idea.
That's what she said...it was a great idea! just wasnt enough pipe to make it work. oh well.
Vinegar, oil, salt, and pepper.where's the mayo and mustard?
Was thinking the same thing.i set it up nicely....![]()
Was thinking the same thing.
Yes, you did and if you didn't someone else would.i set it up nicely....
They always find a way in and yes the little bustards are a pain to get rid of.One last kick at the pumphouse. Cleaning it up and a layer of blue styrofoam on ceiling. Ron is doing the ceiling part, one piece left to go up. Have to find the mouse treats, little bastards are somehow still getting in.
I was using the round traps where you spin them to set them and they go inside and it spins closed trapping them inside. The little bastards would chew a hole in the top and get out of the trap. I bought some new plastic traps. They have a little cup to hold the peanut butter and you just pull the lever to set them. I caught one the other day. They seem to work well.They always find a way in and yes the little bustards are a pain to get rid of.
I use two types around here. The old Victor stand-by's, in areas I can easily see/get to:I have 5 mouse traps in the house but I put one outside on the back porch and it seems to catch them before they get in the house.
Well so far anyway. They defiantly love peanut butter.
That bucket is a good idea.I use two types around here. The old Victor stand-by's, in areas I can easily see/get to:
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And these 5 gallon bucket things, with about 4-5" of antifreeze in the bottom, for places I can't/don't want to check frequently:
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The buffet is open right down the road. No reason to mess with you.I live 3 blocks away from a grain elevator and really surprised I don't have a big problem with mice.
Never had a mouse in my garage so far but not taking the chance and lay traps in there.
Good question.The buffet is open right down the road. No reason to mess with you.
I wonder if bait when there's no signs of rodents, does that draw them when they otherwise would leave your place alone?
Tried that it didn't work.The buffet is open right down the road. No reason to mess with you.
I wonder if bait when there's no signs of rodents, does that draw them when they otherwise would leave your place alone?
Hardly, it is a perfect example of a design fail. There is no cup holder.
Hardly, it is a perfect example of a design fail. There is no cup holder.

