quote:You're way better at interne-ting
These look like yours.
quote:SO, really, I needed a woman.
These look like yours.
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Wait dammit that won't work cause the slits for the pegs are on the actual tree. It's not the kind I slide the pole into yesiknowthatsoundssodirty
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Wait dammit that won't work cause the slits for the pegs are on the actual tree. It's not the kind I slide the pole into yesiknowthatsoundssodirty
quote:Haha yeah wow I am dumb. I was just thinking of sticking the tree in that stand not just using the legs with mine. It's been a long week. -_-quote:
Wait dammit that won't work cause the slits for the pegs are on the actual tree. It's not the kind I slide the pole into yesiknowthatsoundssodirty
I'm almost certain those in the link will work. The 3 legs should slide out of the center bracket and fit on your tree.
quote:quote:Haha yeah wow I am dumb. I was just thinking of sticking the tree in that stand not just using the legs with mine. It's been a long week. -_-quote:
Wait dammit that won't work cause the slits for the pegs are on the actual tree. It's not the kind I slide the pole into yesiknowthatsoundssodirty
I'm almost certain those in the link will work. The 3 legs should slide out of the center bracket and fit on your tree.
quote:will only work if the tree is pretty small... I tried once...
You might be able to get a big can, like a 1-gallon paint can, put the tree trunk into it, and then fill the bucket with sand. Both the can and sand should be available from Home Depot or Lowes. Stability depends on the size of the tree, but that's what I'd try first.
quote:Well, maybe a 5-gallon bucket then?quote:will only work if the tree is pretty small... I tried once...
You might be able to get a big can, like a 1-gallon paint can, put the tree trunk into it, and then fill the bucket with sand. Both the can and sand should be available from Home Depot or Lowes. Stability depends on the size of the tree, but that's what I'd try first.
quote:big cans usually workquote:Well, maybe a 5-gallon bucket then?quote:will only work if the tree is pretty small... I tried once...
You might be able to get a big can, like a 1-gallon paint can, put the tree trunk into it, and then fill the bucket with sand. Both the can and sand should be available from Home Depot or Lowes. Stability depends on the size of the tree, but that's what I'd try first.
quote:Whoa, that time of the month? I know it can be rough, but just pop some midol and buy some new booties.
Ok serious answer. Get a spatula. A good sturdy one for grilling and such. Take the spatula and carefully insert it into your ass, and see if you can't manage to wedge your head out.
Then take the peg you have to the hardware store and ask the nice man for an alternative.
quote:quote:Guess I shouldn't be on the GB for that, then.quote:
What should I use to fix it?
A man
quote:My ex was a pos, but I do have to give it to him- he could fix things like this in a heartbeat.quote:quote:Guess I shouldn't be on the GB for that, then.quote:
What should I use to fix it?
A man
Me thinks the kind of men PB is attracted to couldn't fix this **** either.
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slits
quote:quote:My ex was a pos, but I do have to give it to him- he could fix things like this in a heartbeat.quote:quote:Guess I shouldn't be on the GB for that, then.quote:
What should I use to fix it?
A man
Me thinks the kind of men PB is attracted to couldn't fix this **** either.
quote:is this the new preferred nomenclature in our PC world?
I could easily Macguyver something for that in about 15 minutes.