FB: Liberty League

[PBR...]

in honor of the rev...pbr just got emailed this pic of some dood walking around korea....rev is this you?




EDIT: LAMP IS LIT

[TheGrove]

The Rev requests that someone light the lamp.  The Rev is already too hammered to do so.  Turning on computer at 1:30 am was almost too much effort.  Rev abiut ot keel over.  Danger will robinson danger.
The Rev haopes that he has modeled proper LLPP behavior by putting the lampshade on his head and going to town shamelesssly,  Day is done.  Jut rutying to stay awake to prevent room spinning.  This is a hardcore buzz even for The Rev and for a firday night,

Out.

+k for the midday laugh...

[union89]

Dlip,

PM......

[PBR...]

ugh....looking like rain tomorrow night in state college for the psu vs. iowa game...pbr will be looking for a white trash bag since a white out has been called. pbr will be there w/ in full force looking to put a beatdown on the the pittsburgh steelers a.k.a. iowa hawkeyes...

[union89]

Quit on the LLPP front this evening...everyone must be watchin Ole Miss vs the Cocks.

Took Ole Miss -4.

Took the Gamecocks +4.....-105

Nice win for you... hope you bet the farm on it.

Not the farm.....more like a very small pumpkin patch......

[JT]

So JT lives in an area where dealing with the occasional mouse in the house is part of the deal.  Started with the kill traps and mice would eat the peanut butter w/o tripping the trap.  Went to non-kill trap door style catch and release and bingo... catching the mice with peanut butter and releasing in woods about a mile away.

We've put the stuff mice like in plastic containers.

JT now has a mouse that won't do the trap door and will eat almost anything... apples, unripe bananas, bread.  So we set a glue trap and he got stuck and then carried the trap to his getaway area and ripped off hair and escaped.  Like the Reg of mice... no lost yardage.

Can't have a fruit bowl. JT is this close to getting a cat.  JT doesn't hate cats, but he's far from a cat lover.

same thing here...pbr always had dogs growing up but finally relented and got a cat w/ the dog and have to admit the cat more than earns its keep. its a hunting machine shows up w/ rabbits/birds/mice

Initially the mice were a surprise last year.  Found and sealed entry points... sealed off access points inside the walls to the kitchen and used the catch as release traps.  Put food in plastic, metal, and glass containers. Caught a bunch in the beginning.  For the past six months, we catch one about one a month.

But this one mouse is tough SOB.

[SaintsFAN]

I get A BYE week in FF this week...No wait, i'm playing Dlip...same thing...

haha... depends on which defense you have to go against!

in honor of the rev...pbr just got emailed this pic of some dood walking around korea....rev is this you?




EDIT: LAMP IS LIT

how can you see any of the fit birds with the Rev's head in that contraption?

[Knightstalker]

So JT lives in an area where dealing with the occasional mouse in the house is part of the deal.  Started with the kill traps and mice would eat the peanut butter w/o tripping the trap.  Went to non-kill trap door style catch and release and bingo... catching the mice with peanut butter and releasing in woods about a mile away.

We've put the stuff mice like in plastic containers.

JT now has a mouse that won't do the trap door and will eat almost anything... apples, unripe bananas, bread.  So we set a glue trap and he got stuck and then carried the trap to his getaway area and ripped off hair and escaped.  Like the Reg of mice... no lost yardage.

Can't have a fruit bowl. JT is this close to getting a cat.  JT doesn't hate cats, but he's far from a cat lover.

same thing here...pbr always had dogs growing up but finally relented and got a cat w/ the dog and have to admit the cat more than earns its keep. its a hunting machine shows up w/ rabbits/birds/mice

Initially the mice were a surprise last year.  Found and sealed entry points... sealed off access points inside the walls to the kitchen and used the catch as release traps.  Put food in plastic, metal, and glass containers. Caught a bunch in the beginning.  For the past six months, we catch one about one a month.

But this one mouse is tough SOB.

Mine the kitchen counter, that little sucker will think twice about messing with a claymore. 

[SaintsFAN]

Todays WTF! News Item of the Day.

OK ... after seeing the pic of his girlfriend I sort of understand about the calves.

SF kinda understands this guy... he was already fukking a pig... why not a cow?

[JT]

So JT lives in an area where dealing with the occasional mouse in the house is part of the deal.  Started with the kill traps and mice would eat the peanut butter w/o tripping the trap.  Went to non-kill trap door style catch and release and bingo... catching the mice with peanut butter and releasing in woods about a mile away.

We've put the stuff mice like in plastic containers.

JT now has a mouse that won't do the trap door and will eat almost anything... apples, unripe bananas, bread.  So we set a glue trap and he got stuck and then carried the trap to his getaway area and ripped off hair and escaped.  Like the Reg of mice... no lost yardage.

Can't have a fruit bowl. JT is this close to getting a cat.  JT doesn't hate cats, but he's far from a cat lover.

same thing here...pbr always had dogs growing up but finally relented and got a cat w/ the dog and have to admit the cat more than earns its keep. its a hunting machine shows up w/ rabbits/birds/mice

Initially the mice were a surprise last year.  Found and sealed entry points... sealed off access points inside the walls to the kitchen and used the catch as release traps.  Put food in plastic, metal, and glass containers. Caught a bunch in the beginning.  For the past six months, we catch one about one a month.

But this one mouse is tough SOB.

Mine the kitchen counter, that little sucker will think twice about messing with a claymore. 

Right now JT's gone back to spraying diluted mint oil around the baseboards (bugs and mice hate it), while trying to figure out the next trapping solution.  It might be el gatto.  JT would try to go up in NY and get a shelter cat near the farms.  A good indoor/outdoor one. Those cats gotta be used to killing ish.

[Apple Jack]

So JT lives in an area where dealing with the occasional mouse in the house is part of the deal.  Started with the kill traps and mice would eat the peanut butter w/o tripping the trap.  Went to non-kill trap door style catch and release and bingo... catching the mice with peanut butter and releasing in woods about a mile away.

We've put the stuff mice like in plastic containers.

JT now has a mouse that won't do the trap door and will eat almost anything... apples, unripe bananas, bread.  So we set a glue trap and he got stuck and then carried the trap to his getaway area and ripped off hair and escaped.  Like the Reg of mice... no lost yardage.

Can't have a fruit bowl. JT is this close to getting a cat.  JT doesn't hate cats, but he's far from a cat lover.

same thing here...pbr always had dogs growing up but finally relented and got a cat w/ the dog and have to admit the cat more than earns its keep. its a hunting machine shows up w/ rabbits/birds/mice

Initially the mice were a surprise last year.  Found and sealed entry points... sealed off access points inside the walls to the kitchen and used the catch as release traps.  Put food in plastic, metal, and glass containers. Caught a bunch in the beginning.  For the past six months, we catch one about one a month.

But this one mouse is tough SOB.

Mine the kitchen counter, that little sucker will think twice about messing with a claymore. 

Right now JT's gone back to spraying diluted mint oil around the baseboards (bugs and mice hate it), while trying to figure out the next trapping solution.  It might be el gatto.  JT would try to go up in NY and get a shelter cat near the farms.  A good indoor/outdoor one. Those cats gotta be used to killing ish.

Try a 5 gallon bucket with bait in the bottom with a board as a ramp up.  They drop in after the bait but cant get back out.

[lewdogg11]

So JT lives in an area where dealing with the occasional mouse in the house is part of the deal.  Started with the kill traps and mice would eat the peanut butter w/o tripping the trap.  Went to non-kill trap door style catch and release and bingo... catching the mice with peanut butter and releasing in woods about a mile away.

We've put the stuff mice like in plastic containers.

JT now has a mouse that won't do the trap door and will eat almost anything... apples, unripe bananas, bread.  So we set a glue trap and he got stuck and then carried the trap to his getaway area and ripped off hair and escaped.  Like the Reg of mice... no lost yardage.

Can't have a fruit bowl. JT is this close to getting a cat.  JT doesn't hate cats, but he's far from a cat lover.

same thing here...pbr always had dogs growing up but finally relented and got a cat w/ the dog and have to admit the cat more than earns its keep. its a hunting machine shows up w/ rabbits/birds/mice

Initially the mice were a surprise last year.  Found and sealed entry points... sealed off access points inside the walls to the kitchen and used the catch as release traps.  Put food in plastic, metal, and glass containers. Caught a bunch in the beginning.  For the past six months, we catch one about one a month.

But this one mouse is tough SOB.

Mine the kitchen counter, that little sucker will think twice about messing with a claymore. 

Right now JT's gone back to spraying diluted mint oil around the baseboards (bugs and mice hate it), while trying to figure out the next trapping solution.  It might be el gatto.  JT would try to go up in NY and get a shelter cat near the farms.  A good indoor/outdoor one. Those cats gotta be used to killing ish.

Try a 5 gallon bucket with bait in the bottom with a board as a ramp up.  They drop in after the bait but cant get back out.

Ahh, the old '87 gym cage trick eh?  Put a few inches of water in there if you want to really be sick and drown em...

[JT]

So JT has been buying so euro on ebay for a trip in late Nov.  Hint to the LLPP... ebay is the best place to buy popular foreign currency... no fees or commission. Plus if you buy a little at a time, you manage risk.  Just gotta be patient like fishing... many over bid.  This guy rolls out with 5 lots of 100 euro (500) with a buy it now.  JT would buy at least one lot, but the guy wants $170 US per $100.  So JT messages him that the current exchange rate is $1.46 to $1 euro.  He gets mad at me saying he paid $1.74 and had a receipt.  So I message back it ain't what you paid for it, its what is currently worth that matters.  I offered $1.38 for all 5 lots.  He got even more mad.  He has no bids and will probably not get any bids.

[Apple Jack]

Or if you want to spend a little money on a better mouse trap....try this bad boy.
My cousin had a problem with rats and used on of these to help solve the probelm...problem was solved.
http://gizmodo.com/5074798/victor-mouse-trap-is-really-an-electrocution-dungeon

[union89]

Or if you want to spend a little money on a better mouse trap....try this bad boy.
My cousin had a problem with rats and used on of these to help solve the probelm...problem was solved.
http://gizmodo.com/5074798/victor-mouse-trap-is-really-an-electrocution-dungeon

Very cool AJ......BTW, Dr. Jenis is a stud!!  U89 is in tons of post-op pain, but all the numbness, tingling and pre-op pain is gone.