Great news John! And dancing crazy on the dance floor at our age is awkward anyways. Surgery or no surgery! Haha!
When we were 20 we made different decisions about damn near EVERYTHING! Some included the immortal words which have been passed down from generation to generation..."Hold my beer".When I was twenty, I would have looked at the razor, the woman in my bed, and made a completely different decision about how to spend the next 30 minutes. But I’m 61, have an enlarged prostate and have nobody to brag to anyway. I brought the razor to my face and had an all-together platonic 30 minutes of joy.
I was waiting on the completion of that testing....... "and I do not recall ever testing the Grey Goose"Years ago now, I did a taste test with 3 top vodkas: Grey Goose, Chopin, and Belvedere. I realize this is completely subjective, but Belvedere came out on top. Chopin was a close second.
I was waiting on the completion of that testing....... "and I do not recall ever testing the Grey Goose"
Hey! I did the same taste test as well...cant remember a damn thing!Years ago now, I did a taste test with 3 top vodkas: Grey Goose, Chopin, and Belvedere. I realize this is completely subjective, but Belvedere came out on top. Chopin was a close second.
Agreed! You have good taste, KimYears ago now, I did a taste test with 3 top vodkas: Grey Goose, Chopin, and Belvedere. I realize this is completely subjective, but Belvedere came out on top. Chopin was a close second.
My house is wall to wall glue traps, snap traps and copper mesh wall plugs.Happy unmousing, Mark!
We caught one in a glue trap. We took the trap outside, opened it up and poured a bit of corn oil where the mouse was stuck. A minute later, the glue was dissolved enough for the mouse to escape into the woods.The glue traps are a bit mean, but at least they’re better for your family than letting the mice get poisoned and then die and rot within the walls.
My house is wall to wall glue traps, snap traps and copper mesh wall plugs.
How elegant.
Big Al, the rodents pal. Waaay nicer than most people...including me.We caught one in a glue trap. We took the trap outside, opened it up and poured a bit of corn oil where the mouse was stuck. A minute later, the glue was dissolved enough for the mouse to escape into the woods.
I did that once but I used extra virgin olive oil to free the mouse.We caught one in a glue trap. We took the trap outside, opened it up and poured a bit of corn oil where the mouse was stuck. A minute later, the glue was dissolved enough for the mouse to escape into the woods.
Rachel Ray approves.I did that once but I used extra virgin olive oil to free the mouse.
I hope you didn't feel the need to add balsamic vinegar....I did that once but I used extra virgin olive oil to free the mouse.
To be fair, my younger son guilted me into saving the little guy.Big Al, the rodents pal. Waaay nicer than most people...including me.