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Just received delivery notice email that the grill for my EP500 is in my front door. I finally called Brent on the 18th, and my EP350 Grille shipped the next day. He said they had been available for a while, so I guess they were a low priority in the shipping department.
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The "burnt sienna" grill is a much lighter shade than what the picture shows. I would have preferred a darker shade of this color with the dark Vermont Maple EP500.
Not bad looking, but darker would have been better.
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The "burnt sienna" grill is a much lighter shade than what the picture shows. I would have preferred a darker shade of this color with the dark Vermont Maple EP500.
Not bad looking, but darker would have been better. I wonder how much just a replacement grille costs; just in case you wanted to change the color. Dave
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One of my cats brought a live, large mouse (or small rat) into the house yesterday. I rescued it from its tormentor but the ungrateful little bugger bit me on the hand before I was able to set it free across the street on the seashore.
Then, out came liberal quantities of 99% Isopropyl Alcohol & so far I haven't come down with the Bubonic Plague or whatever, ha!...
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One of my cats brought a live, large mouse (or small rat) into the house yesterday. I rescued it from its tormentor but the ungrateful little bugger bit me on the hand before I was able to set it free across the street on the seashore.
Then, out came liberal quantities of 99% Isopropyl Alcohol & so far I haven't come down with the Bubonic Plague or whatever, ha!...
TAM My cats insist bringing in live rodents AND birds all the time and then letting them loose. They get distracted easily. I have rescued numerous birds. I have less sympathy for the mice or rats. Fortunately, I have one "diligent" cat (not the ones that bring them in) who will find them. Dave
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I just rescued another snake from him - intercepted before he brought it inside.
Thankfully there are no venomous ones here....
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I just rescued another snake from him - intercepted before he brought it inside.
Thankfully there are no venomous ones here....
TAM I'm glad mine is a house cat.
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I just rescued another snake from him - intercepted before he brought it inside.
Thankfully there are no venomous ones here....
TAM Or unfortunately there aren't.... I wish there were here. I get the neighbours cat on my property daily. Luckily for it I can't use a slingshot or pellet gun. ALL pet owners (with neighbours or high traffic roads nearby) should be responsible and tie their cats/dogs up if they're outside. More often than not, cat owners are lazy and incompetent.
The only reasonable argument for owning a gun is to protect yourself from the police.
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You really can't tie a cat up and put it outside. I just finished reading about this a bit on the internet. Everyone says it's not a good idea. Too many things can go wrong.
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