Geezers 2008

Sir Tree Rat
It is a good thing you are staying with your folks this trip, cause the wife seen your art work and said "He's not staying here he can't even draw very well and we have way to much paint around here."
But I must say myself I love it.
Scotty
 
Scotty,


Me and the Rat-gang were going to do you a big favor.....

and come down there, to help paint your house...........
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On another note.....


Many of you out there (two to be exact) have asked about the updated Accu-Arbor forecast for the Geezers Lorax Cup.


All in good time.




HA. I wasn't even thinking about giving out the forecast this early. I could say right now that the weather is going to be perfect, but that would be premature.


Let's say it's going to be around 35 degrees F, with rain coming down sideways.


Is that what you wanted to hear?




SZ
 
Scotty,
Got a nice letter from the TreeclimbingUSA guys. Abe is one cool fella. He was very appreciative for the help in setting up the kids' climb. Thought I pass this along since you were the guy that did (pruned) it for them.
 
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On another note.....

Let's say it's going to be around 35 degrees F, with rain coming down sideways.
SZ

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That's GREAT weather since I live in Cleveland .......... That will be a big advantage for me ! Thanks !!!
 
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Scotty,
Got a nice letter from the TreeclimbingUSA guys. Abe is one cool fella. He was very appreciative for the help in setting up the kids' climb. Thought I pass this along since you were the guy that did (pruned) it for them.

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Why thank you, it was my pleasure to help in any place any time for you bro.
Scotty
 
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On another note.....

Let's say it's going to be around 35 degrees F, with rain coming down sideways.
SZ

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That's GREAT weather since I live in Cleveland .......... That will be a big advantage for me ! Thanks !!!

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Big disadvantage for me tough to climb from The in house.
Scotty
 
I can't think of anything funny to say this morning. Last night I was at a wedding, didn't stay too late, but came home and watched "Borat".


I mean, who gets married on a Friday afternoon? The wedding was scheduled to start at 5PM, and I left my house at 4:15, not giving myself plenty of time, but enough time, and then WHAM! stupid I-77 backed up for 7 miles and it took me about two hours to get up to the wedding when it would normally take me about 30-40 minutes. The worst part of it all was that I drank a couple of high lifes right before getting into the car, you know, cause who wants to go to a wedding completely sober? So I'm sitting there in traffic, my girlfriend is trying to get me to calm down, but I got to pee so bad I can't think straight, and there was a pretty girl driving in the lane next to us and I kept getting caught looking at her, but what the hell else was I supposed to look at? At one point I had the cruise control set to 4 miles an hour. That's right, 4 miles an hour. But that didn't last too long. Eventually, we got through the traffic jam, but the kicker is that I saw the police and emergency lights up ahead and the emergency assistance vehicle with the big light that had an arrow flashing about a lane being closed, and right as we almost got there, all the emergency vehicles sped away and the traffic picked back up to 70 MPH. I was pretty upset that I didn't get to shake my fist at whoever it was that crashed their giant SUV because it was raining and of course when it rains you should drive like an idiot and tailgate people because safe following distances don't matter when the pavement is slick, I mean, that's why you buy a gargantuan Suburban, right? Because the next time you total your vehicle again, you won't be laid out for five weeks and not be able to take your kids to soccer practice or the dentist.



But seriously, I came home from the wedding and watched "Borat".




SZ
 
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