hat are odds you run into a water snake in that nice, sheltered, dark, dry tunnel?....or a raccoon?
I believe the reenactors of civil war cannon battles have a protocol for swabbing the barrel with a wet thing to douse embers before putting fresh powder in.
That's what the neighbors' kids are for. "Golly Mr. Smith, can we ride the water slide first today??" "Sure, Timmy, go right ahead. Here, tuck this dive knife into your swimming suit waistband, in case you meet pirates!" "Wow Mr. Smith you're such a cool dad!"
I wanted a slide to the pool in my living room or at least a platform to dive into the deep end from the upstairs.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the next house :-)
Perhaps a laundry chute?
ReplyDeleteWell after you put on the solar panels you can convert the basement to an indoor pool and the coal chute becomes your new water slide, problem solved.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the lift to get yourself back up the hill.
ReplyDeleteyeah....what are odds you run into a water snake in that nice, sheltered, dark, dry tunnel?....or a racoon?....or a chupacabra???
ReplyDeletehat are odds you run into a water snake in that nice, sheltered, dark, dry tunnel?....or a raccoon?
ReplyDeleteI believe the reenactors of civil war cannon battles have a protocol for swabbing the barrel with a wet thing to douse embers before putting fresh powder in.
That's what the neighbors' kids are for. "Golly Mr. Smith, can we ride the water slide first today??" "Sure, Timmy, go right ahead. Here, tuck this dive knife into your swimming suit waistband, in case you meet pirates!" "Wow Mr. Smith you're such a cool dad!"
"That's what the neighbors' kids are for."
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Put your ear to the tube and either way you will hear a satisfying sound.
Seriously, buy a few bathroom rugs, flip them upside down and throw a bag of anti-algae treatment on top; two birds with one stone.
That looks like Alaska. Mat-Su Borough. Maybe Finger Lake.
ReplyDeletein Louisiana and Florida, feeding chute for alligators and entrance to "guest room" for Jehovah's Witnesses.....
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Spider webs.... A nice beach ball a tad smaller than the pipe, half filled with water.
ReplyDeleteIf you don't see it come out.. time for the kids.
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