07-18-06, 10:55 PM | #51 |
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lol its ok. i didnt know either im just glad i didnt try it yet, My dad would kill me if i shorted out an outlet. Oh well. He always seems to be yelling at me for something. Thats why i started fishing to get away from him. but never mind that. Thanks for all your help everyone.
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well if you have a breaker box it will just flip the breaker.(ive done it before) and you just gotta flip it back
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07-18-06, 10:59 PM | #53 |
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Yeah im not an electrician either so i dont know what that is. lol
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its a fuse box pretty much but it has switches instead of fuses
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Yeah i dont have that
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so u have a fuse box?
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I dont know but whatever it is its like 100 f*cking years old
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"Nightcrawlers are a type of earthworm. They are highly beneficial because they aerate soil, allowing water and oxygen to penetrate more easily into the ground. Their feeding and excrement helps recycle nutrients and fertilize the soil. Nightcrawlers also feed on thatch, a layer of live and dead plant material that can accumulate at the soil surface and reduce the penetration of water and fertilizer.
However, as nightcrawlers feed on soil and plant material, they leave behind a waste product called castings. Nightcrawlers deposit castings in their burrows or at entrances at ground level forming conical mounds at the soil surface. These mounds can be seen in early to mid-spring when nightcrawlers are first active and again during fall. During late spring and summer, when weather becomes warmer, nightcrawlers move deeper into the soil and are not normally seen." We used to catch them in PA after sunset. Best time to catch them was after an evening thunderstorm. Use a flashlight and walk very slowly. Do not shine the flashlight directly on the worms. Once you spot one move slowly towards it. Bend down and catch it quickly. They are usually only half exposed and will retract into their burrow if given the chance. check out http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...7231956AAV5xar This is only a little different than going on a snipe hunt! Last edited by 3dkicker; 07-19-06 at 01:18 PM. |
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Thanks i really appreciate it.
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Somehow I feel obligated to say, leave the worms alone and go chase girls.It might not be such an electrifying experience as worm hunting, but the notion will grow on you over time. P N J
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Carpy, How come back in the old days, they discontinued show and tell for the rest of the year when JackL presented his worm for the whole class to see ? P N J
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pnj,
you probably were out on the water long ago when this happened, but dear ol clinton had to put a end to "show and tell" soon after he dropped the "kids" into the pond...rofl |
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