My trash hauler doesn't participate in it. His stance is, if you put it in a bag, he will pick it up, I've gotten rid of tires I've cut up.

The ones I have received are always labeled and the current date is usually on them, I've never had an issue and getting just a few seeds rather than buying a huge amount from major seed producers is definitely cheaper.

I buy only from ebay, you get seeds that are usually harvested by other gardeners and the price is far less than buying in a store, I've been doing this for the past 5 years and I've never had any bad results.

Stock up on supplies?

Harman P61A pellet stove. 2 story log home.

Pellets, 1800 sq' $125 75 degrees

"Compost" is more valuable as soil rather than a feed for poultry. Chicken eggs are more nutritional when minerals are added, such as flax seeds or other organic ingredients.

If your feeding compost, your doing it wrong!

Considering how much feed you need to produce a dozen eggs, it's cheaper to just buy them from a store.

Cheaper to just buy your eggs at a grocery store!

That would be Snow Crab.

What about spacers on the screw on the bottom?

Yes, the angle brackets would be tricky to duplicate a precise bend. Other than a vise with both clamped in at the exact angle is about the only thing that I can think of.

I'm looking at the new pictures, and it looks like you could grab the soundbar right where those angled mounting brackets are with both hands and bend it up, maybe?

How are they mounted to the soundbar? With screws? On the bottom?

Can't you just bend the brackets that are holding it now?

I had Vtel for three years. It was probably the worst ISP I have ever dealt with. Every day, I had to reboot the router multiple times. My monthly bill usually was close to $200. When Starlink became available, I dropped them immediately. It is extremely reliable, and at $110 a month, it is much cheaper.

I think a wire rack beneath them would make them cook better, at least that's how I do mine, it keeps them out of the bacon grease.

I think it's awesome pizza, a little far from me, but we'll worth the drive.

Lol! Your correct, at my age I'm surprised I still remember what pizza is!

I met him at Mr Pizza in Lyndonville.

I'm not referring to sales tax on anti-jelling additive, I'm referring to the tax on #2 heating fuel, off road diesel isn't taxed, so it's much cheaper.

But your still paying tax on it.

Get a plastic barrel and buy off road diesel, it's way cheaper because you're not paying the tax. And it's the same fuel you are buying.

First you have to close the can before you can unclose it, everybody knows that!