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Old April 25, 2013   #31
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Not to be a total kill joy I have and still do know some fantastic people in Killeen.

Really top notch folks.

Retired military for the most part.

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I know Worth.There are some darn good folks here.Every time I go to some place like HEB or a local restaurant folks are very polite and helpful.Or folks walking down the street give ya a wave hello walking by the house when your outside.Not a bad city at all.Ya get good with the bad every place ya go. I do like it here.And being near Fort Hood it gives me a chance to thank our soldiers for their service.

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Old April 25, 2013   #32
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Maybe its those giant snails slithering up from Florida.
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Old April 25, 2013   #33
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Maybe its those giant snails slithering up from Florida.
Naw, they just eat Chihuahuas!
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You "Tom Cats" better stick to the west coast. East of the Mississipi is Mater Dog territory
That's it, you tell 'em dude !
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Old April 25, 2013   #35
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You "Tom Cats" better stick to the west coast. East of the Mississipi is Mater Dog territory
Rebel -- sounds lilke you're pretty "familiar" with these Mater Dogs...
Maybe the Tom Cats and the Mater Dogs need to join forces

I always wanted to be like Robin Hood and His Merry Men -- we could take extra tomato seedlings and "redistribute" them
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Both the batteries on my horse trailer were missing this morning. They were the expensive, deep cycle batteries and nearly new.
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Old April 25, 2013   #37
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Not to be a total kill joy I have and still do know some fantastic people in Killeen.

Really top notch folks.

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My old DO lives there. He retired in Killeen. Good guy, for an artillery man.
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Old April 29, 2013   #38
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Are there any holes left behind? This happened with two of my strawberry plants and, after some investigation, I found some underground tunnels, which indicates that it was voles.
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bdank, I also had voles.

One day the plants are fine and the next you come out and there is nothing but a small hole in the ground. Occasionally, there would be a small branch sticking out. Never saw anything else like it.

Even the deer left a little of a plant! Not voles, though.
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