Additionally, this character rode a scooter or motor bike, had a pixie cut, and said random facts when they got nervous—apparently one of these facts was about dolphins being one of the only animals that have sex for fun.
Edit: this was read about 15 years ago.
It was fun talking with you.
I don't know how often fans of the band get to interact like that and nerd out about the band.
That was pretty fun. Hopefully your family/friends weren't too peeved.
We could have talked all day about the band.
Have fun on your quest to a live show.
Hopefully it'll be 2022.
Poco pedal steel wiz, dobro, banjo, mandolin, lap steel, guitar, songwriter, singer Rusty Young dead at age 75. Got to hang with Rusty one evening for about three hours. Talked about Poco and music for less than one minute. Talked about other things. A great down to earth humble man.
Here's my backyard and rolling magnet:
Area is roughly 40' x 40'
Long story short when my boys and I were back there I'd random notice a nail here and there sitting above the wood chips. I'd pick it up and toss it, no problem. After a couple times of this happening I was starting to get concerned. I brought a rolling magnet from work (designed for picking up metal shavings and stuff on shop floors) and to my surprise / horror, there was an absolute ton of metal objects being picked up.
Over the course of 4 days and probably 5 total hours of rolling back and forth I must have picked up over 300 rusty nails, screws, and staples all of varying age and rustiness. Every single lap I'm picking up new stuff even after rolling over every stop multiple times, it doesn't end. The wood chips are undoubtably holding all this stuff inside it which is good and bad. Isolating it from turning around and poking a foot, until it does.
Before I discovered this issue rake up all of this stuff and putting grass in was on my to do list, but I cant afford grass at the moment. I also can't afford to have my kids getting poked my rusty metal.
I'm considering raking everything up running the magnet over the dirt and then just leaving the dirt as is for now. Once I do this I expect to have severe dust problems any time a breeze picks up though.
Anyone have any advice or alternative option ideas? Thanks.
Edit: I’m not sure when previous owners put the wood chips there. House is 20 years old.
