Those darn motorcycles.
I’ve got a kit for cleaning vents. Think it’s called something like Lint Lizard or Lint Eater. It’s like a mini chimney sweeep brush and sixteen feet of flexible rods, plus an attachment for a shop vac to capture the clumps. Well worth the small investment - the peace of mind in reducing fire risk is good, but having your dryer “breathe” easier and run more efficiently will save some bucks.
swampy, does OYKW deliver to Tennessee? I tip well. 
Emily, you Canadians are either made of stener stuff when it comes to the coldor you haven’t figured out which way is south. 
The wind was so strong that it almost blew me off the road coming home. I swung around Home Depot for a couple of sandbags and immediately felt the difference. And it’s supposed to get colder tonight. Brrrr.
All I know is that it’s friggin’ cold here.
And I have to go out tomorrow night. Ah well. It’s for a concert I already bought a ticket to.
I have a request for you all. Quit making such good food! Now I want some pot roast and veggies!
Living alone, I never wanted to cook for just me. Now I live with Scrub Jay, who, having lived alone for enough years felt the same. So, together, we mainly do the Lean Cuisine thing. Man, has that gotten old! Time to do some real cooking, methinks. Especially since I suspect you guys won’t quit talking about the good stuff you make anyhow.
Laundry’s done but the carpets could use a vacuuming. Think I’ll do that tomorrow while Scrub Jay is at work. I’m still getting glitter out from her holiday Arts-and-Crafting. Now she’s moved on to crocheting, which she’s just learned. I’ve tried to teach her before but she’s a lefty so it didn’t work out. Also, it turns out, she holds her hook the Wrong Way, which is the Right Way for some people but looks incredibly awkward to me. Anyway, this time, with the help of the intarwebz and books from the library, she’s learned and has made a couple hats even. Hurray for my sis, the crocheter!
Crow not only do we talk about food, we have a whole blog full of recipes. 
We’s tahrd and it’s cold out, so it’s time to snuggle in bed and watch teevee and stuff until sleepy time.
Nitey Nite Y’all!
Hmm, the recipe blog hasn’t been updated in a while.
I have a few recipes that I use but they’re mostly for cookies.
Prayers ascend.
She already has a Lint Mouse; she doesn’t need an entire pet store in there. 
Let’s see ----- fixing something that is broken and could burn the house down or fixing something that isn’t broken on a motorcycle just because you can. As long as the garage is not attached to the house, I’m with him on this one.
The Hell it’s not, my multi instrument playing friend.
:dubious:
Mrs. Plant (v.3.0) placed a rubber roach on the coffee pot in hopes that when I filled it tonight, I would shriek like a little girl.
I only shrieked like a little boy.
But I digress.
Where should I place the rubber roach for revenge? At the moment, it is atop her coffee creamer in the refrigerator.
Come on, Ladies and…I use the term loosely…Gentlemen!
Where shall I place the rubber roach for maximum effect?
Need answer fast!
what the 'ell…halfway out of the bathroom sink drain
Good lord, man, I’m looking for bottom of the coffee cup quality here!
Try the soap or body wash if she showers in the morning. Otherwise, her makeup bag.
Roaches would naturally be found in the sink; she might not realize it’s rubber at first. I’ve never heard of a roach* that drinks coffee.
Iffn you can wait until tomorrow, get a fish head for the laundry basket!
[Khan]Revenge is a dish best served cold.[/Khan]
In some article of clothing she plans to wear tomorrow? In her purse? 
I’m home, and it’s 14 degrees out. Still warmer than the homeland.
:: resteals “NO SNOW” sign, cements into ground ::
I tip well, unless I’ve had one too many. Then I tip over.
{{{{{sari}}}}} and prayers, too. I can even break out a voodoo doll, if nessesary.
Exactly. Freeze the rubber roach into an ice cube.