R U an RV Mutant too?

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by PappaBull

and Tim you could go by and fry fish and manage the supervisors

Nope, was going to cut the grass, lawn tractor won’t start. So I got on the bigger John Deere and commence to bush hog the higher stuff and broke a shear pin. Yep that how thick it was.

Son called and said he might try to get some barb wire stretched since it’s cooled down. It’s only 89 in the shade. Yep I feel like I’m home!

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by huntnski

You know Wayne you should go by and help Ed lay brick! Better yet help Jackie with the supervisor chore!

Yep! supervisory position is one that i'm used to.

Originally Posted by PappaBull

and Tim you could go by and fry fish and manage the supervisors

I'm not sure I can take any more of that fish market fish.

Originally Posted by huntnski

Nope, was going to cut the grass, lawn tractor won’t start. So I got on the bigger John Deere and commence to bush hog the higher stuff and broke a shear pin. Yep that how thick it was.

Son called and said he might try to get some barb wire stretched since it’s cooled down. It’s only 89 in the shade. Yep I feel like I’m home!

So you broke the lawn tractor, then you run over stumps with the John Deere and break a shear pin, then you son mentioned pulling barbed wire and you have to wait for shade. Wow!

[huntnski]

I didn’t even mention that I had a tree blow down this past week. It’s always sumptin.

[PappaBull]

Originally Posted by huntnski

I didn’t even mention that I had a tree blow down this past week. It’s always sumptin.

am I the only one that has notice that the common denominator is Tim?

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by PappaBull

am I the only one that has notice that the common denominator is Tim?

Nothing common about Tim!

Kevin, do you know how to run a chainsaw?

[PappaBull]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Nothing common about Tim!

Kevin, do you know how to run a chainsaw?

yes and I have poison ivy on both arms from using one yesterday

[Eez Moose]

Originally Posted by PappaBull

yes and I have poison ivy on both arms from using one yesterday

Kevan, don't know how to tell you this but a chain saw is just way too big for poison ivy. That's a weed wacker job.

[PappaBull]

Originally Posted by Eez Moose

Kevan, don't know how to tell you this but a chain saw is just way too big for poison ivy. That's a weed wacker job.

Moose, I was actually cutting the tree down that the Ivy was wrapped around.

[rezman]

Originally Posted by PappaBull

Moose, I was actually cutting the tree down that the Ivy was wrapped around.

Have you heard of Technu? They sell a scrub you wash with after working around poison ivy. Also some creams if you do get a rash.

I highly recommend the stuff.

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by huntnski

I didn’t even mention that I had a tree blow down this past week. It’s always sumptin.

Was this tree a relative of your Jumping Tree?

[PappaBull]

Originally Posted by rezman

Have you heard of Technu? They sell a scrub you wash with after working around poison ivy. Also some creams if you do get a rash.

I highly recommend the stuff.

I will get it today, thank you very much

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by PappaBull

yes and I have poison ivy on both arms from using one yesterday

Since your already broken out, then I’ll just stand back and watch! You should have that tree finished in no time.

Warning serious comment ahead.
Breaking out from poison ivy is due to contact with a fine clear oil on the plant. If this was a thick colored oil like motor oil it would be muck easier to notice but it’s not. Once in contact it takes some time before an allergic reaction to start. Washing your exposed skin with soap and water or products like Tecnu will remove the invisible oil before the allergic reaction starts.

It’s important to wash clothing, wipe down tools, gloves and anything that this oil might have been on. Avoiding wiping down your tools could lead to new reactors without even being around new plants.

I treated a lady that kept coming in with a rash on hands, forearms and across her forehead. Turned out she had failed to wash her garden gloves and when she got hot would wipe the sweat from her forehead.

Serious comment over.

[huntnski]

Originally Posted by CampDaven

Was this tree a relative of your Jumping Tree?

Distant relative.
It was at other end of driveway. Luckily it fell parallel to driveway. Sadly it took down a Dogwood.

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by PappaBull

am I the only one that has notice that the common denominator is Tim?

Someone else said it, but please don't call Tim names, like "Common." He's a Pharm boy and it is difficult for him to take those insults from city slickers.

Originally Posted by PappaBull

Moose, I was actually cutting the tree down that the Ivy was wrapped around.

Yep, go ahead Kevan. Try and cover up your screw-up.

Originally Posted by huntnski

Since your already broken out, then I’ll just stand back and watch! You should have that tree finished in no time.

Warning serious comment ahead.
Breaking out from poison ivy is due to contact with a fine clear oil on the plant. If this was a thick colored oil like motor oil it would be muck easier to notice but it’s not. Once in contact it takes some time before an allergic reaction to start. Washing your exposed skin with soap and water or products like Tecnu will remove the invisible oil before the allergic reaction starts.

It’s important to wash clothing, wipe down tools, gloves and anything that this oil might have been on. Avoiding wiping down your tools could lead to new reactors without even being around new plants.

I treated a lady that kept coming in with a rash on hands, forearms and across her forehead. Turned out she had failed to wash her garden gloves and when she got hot would wipe the sweat from her forehead.

Serious comment over.

Very good serious comment but do you really think Kevan will take his yearly bath early?