Snails - Response on Threads Part 4

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SilverBear

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@Bear...you need 3 estimates: 1) 2015 alone. 2) 2016 alone. 3) 2015+2016 combined in one season.

# 3 should be lower than 1 + 2 (well, depends on the tasks I guess)

He is pricing both "projects" separately. He also said if I have it/them done this year, I'll get a "discount" which will be outlined in the proposal to be sent tomorrow.
 
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... salisbury steak

"On-Cor" brand???

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You do know those "grill lines" are painted on, right??? Yum. Good eatin'!!!

Note: It says "gravy AND 6 salisbury steaks"... in order of volume.

... preparation which takes time ...

10 minutes in the microwave to gourmet dining on your plate!!!
 
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"On-Cor" brand???

2WYvzoOnCorSalisburySteak32oz.jpg


You do know those "grill lines" are painted on, right??? Yum. Good eatin'!!!

Note: It says "gravy AND 6 salisbury steaks"... in order of volume.



10 minutes in the microwave to gourmet dining on your plate!!!

spare me! ;) a few weeks ago i had a taste for this and took the shortcut :facepalm: figuring if stouffer's green peppers are acceptable in a pinch so might be the prepared salisbury steaks. wrong, wrong, wrong!
 

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spare me! ;) a few weeks ago i had a taste for this and took the shortcut :facepalm: figuring if stouffer's green peppers are acceptable in a pinch so might be the prepared salisbury steaks. wrong, wrong, wrong!

Stouffer's would be like eating at the Cordon Bleu compared to On-Cor. I believe they (the salisbury steaks) can be had for $0.99 when on sale.

Do you mean stuffed green peppers?
 

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yup, bear - stuffed green peppers! ;)

I (usually) make a couple rounds of stuffed peppers with the ones grown on the deck. None this year. All four plants got "the blight" (whatever "the blight" is) so I'll need to buy peppers at the store. The plum tomatoes finished very early this year, too. The last of them were picked about 3 weeks ago. They've always gone way into September.
 

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I (usually) make a couple rounds of stuffed peppers with the ones grown on the deck. None this year. All four plants got "the blight" (whatever "the blight" is) so I'll need to buy peppers at the store. The plum tomatoes finished very early this year, too. The last of them were picked about 3 weeks ago. They've always gone way into September.


I have one pepper. it's the second. The first fell off last month. I had two cherry tomatos. I think i might need to rethink my container 'gardening'.
 
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