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Ripple
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As a new member and convert to the TFP method, I thought it appropriate to post a picture of my pant leg that I noticed one day when I got to work about two weeks after switching to liquid chlorine. I kept reading reports of people having an occasional accident with their clothes and thought, nah, that'll never happen to me. 
Ripple,
Pour Slow and Steady into my pitcher. No splashing....
I then almost submerge my Graduated plastic pitcher into the pool and slowly add the liquid into the return jet by tipping it gently.
Your war weary pants are not alone!
Pour Slow and Steady into my pitcher. No splashing....
I then almost submerge my Graduated plastic pitcher into the pool and slowly add the liquid into the return jet by tipping it gently.
Your war weary pants are not alone!
- Nov 12, 2017
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My original pic was my first “real” pool just after it was installed and almost full of water. It was almost time to swim.
My next (and current) pic was after we sold our pool (and house) and I was dreaming of our next pool and adventure. We are still in a holding pattern awaiting a new pool (and house). I've been told it closely resembles some guy named Dave. I personally don't see the resemblance, since my eyes are a bit more grey than whoever that guy is.
My next (and current) pic was after we sold our pool (and house) and I was dreaming of our next pool and adventure. We are still in a holding pattern awaiting a new pool (and house). I've been told it closely resembles some guy named Dave. I personally don't see the resemblance, since my eyes are a bit more grey than whoever that guy is.
That's interesting, I always just assumed it was a dolphin.... Never took a close look.
I thought that was the pic from the Wonka Vision, lol
It definitely fits you!
I never got the dog at the bar avatar you had with your love of cats.
Looks like you nailed it to me. 12-dimensional space just resembles the letter "J" in 3D space as displayed on a 2D screen.
Like a new parent who unknowingly comes to work with puke on their shirt, it's a rite of passage.
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My wonderful golden retriever, Clyde, was more porpoise than dog. He could not stand a moment out of the pool. As long as we were swimming he was in the water with us. He lived a short 10 years. Still miss him.
- Nov 12, 2017
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I'm gonna let that one go, because an Orca actually is a dolphin. And that's not all that forgiving, because I didn't actually know that myself until two minutes ago!! I hope most/all of this article is true (which it must be, because I found it on da internetz)!
Reasons an Orca Is a Dolphin
Despite being called killer whales, orcas (Orcinus orca) are actually dolphins. Historically, sailors took to calling these marine mammals whale killers after witnessing them preying on whales and other marine mammals. Over time the name changed. While these large animals are apex predators that ...
Desert Dog
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Flying Tivo
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- Jan 24, 2017
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mguzzy
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yeah, That's right.. There are toothed whales and baleen whales. I always assumed from your avatar that your pool was big enough to accommodate Willy himself.
And we all know that on the internet, nobody knows your actually an orca.
Killer whales will chase great white sharks away from an area. So, if you live near a beach that has great white sharks in the water, get some killer whales to scare them off.
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- Nov 12, 2017
- 12,663
- Pool Size
- 12300
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
'nother fun fact (related to JamesW's). If you can only see a fin, that's a shark. If its back breaks the water, that's a dolphin and there are no sharks. Sharks don't hang around where dolphins are. Oh, also, to be clear, if either happens in your pool, it's a separate problem altogether!
Ripple
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if anybody asks, tell them you were so proud to only get one drop of bleach on the pants. Much better than last time. Your shirt, which was covered in blood, sadly had to be thrown out. Then mention you were tying something up and got rope burns on your hands. Ask them how long it takes to go away. Smile and wish them a nice weekend as you walk away.
....and you thought the tarp would have protected the rug better.... <deep sigh>
Ripple
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I grew up with a wonderful golden retriever named Sandy. We didn't have a pool but spent a lot of time at the beach. She would swim for hours and hours. Small sandbars would form during low tide and she would swim out to them and "fish" back and forth for hours. One day unbeknownst to us, someone called the Coast Guard thinking she was trapped. They rode out in a small boat to the sand bar to "rescue" her. She took one look at them and swam right by on the way back to shore where we were standing. Your post made me think of her.