Greetings. Anybody need a handydude?

[mdk]

I'll take a handy, dude.

What do you need fixed.

Not much to be honest. Thanks for offering, though. Welcome.

I'm a redneck.

Half of everything we own is broke.

Tell me about it. I was born, raised, and, presently live in Appalachia.

 

[Marion Morrison]

If you could fix people becoming like SYTFE, that'd be great!

Welcome! Meet the board mascot:

Will you throw that fucking thing away already?

Welcome to the handydude!

No! It's for every newcomer!

Lucy Hamilton

 

[Pop23]

If you could fix people becoming like SYTFE, that'd be great!

Welcome! Meet the board mascot:

Will you throw that fucking thing away already?

Welcome to the handydude!

No! It's for every newcomer!

Lucy Hamilton

Both appalling and absurd.

Yeah, it works.

 

[playtime]

welcome ...

& can you fix the country?

please & thank you.

Ah. A trick question. Because I know that you don't really want the country fixed.

ah contraire. apparently you ae are wrong. can you fix your own inaccuracy?

 

[deannalw]

I'll take a handy, dude.

What do you need fixed.

Not much to be honest. Thanks for offering, though. Welcome.

I'm a redneck.

Half of everything we own is broke.

Tell me about it. I was born, raised, and, presently live in Appalachia.

Beautiful country!

But... My cousin Teri married a fella there and they had this Deliverance style "house". I went to visit her one summer when I was 17 and never could figure out why there were things like washers in porches when they had no electricity. Teri's old man strung up chicken and turkey feet's on the porch. I came to the sad conclusion that I wasn't invited to dinner, but was dinner.
But they all let me live.

 

[deannalw]

If you could fix people becoming like SYTFE, that'd be great!

Welcome! Meet the board mascot:

Will you throw that fucking thing away already?

Welcome to the handydude!

No! It's for every newcomer!

Lucy Hamilton

I shall shun that thing from now on.

 

[Marion Morrison]

If you could fix people becoming like SYTFE, that'd be great!

Welcome! Meet the board mascot:

Will you throw that fucking thing away already?

Welcome to the handydude!

No! It's for every newcomer!

Lucy Hamilton

I shall shun that thing from now on.

Which part is it you don't like?

 

[mdk]

I'll take a handy, dude.

What do you need fixed.

Not much to be honest. Thanks for offering, though. Welcome.

I'm a redneck.

Half of everything we own is broke.

Tell me about it. I was born, raised, and, presently live in Appalachia.

Beautiful country!

But... My cousin Teri married a fella there and they had this Deliverance style "house". I went to visit her one summer when I was 17 and never could figure out why there were things like washers in porches when they had no electricity. Teri's old man strung up chicken and turkey feet's on the porch. I came to the sad conclusion that I wasn't invited to dinner, but was dinner.
But they all let me live.

I grew up on farm and we were on the poor side, but not "devoid of electricity" poor.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Shiet, when my cousin got back from ww2, he bought him a platoon generator with his savings.

Paid an electrician to wire into his business. No electrical worries. 440 on-demand.

 

[deannalw]

What do you need fixed.

Not much to be honest. Thanks for offering, though. Welcome.

I'm a redneck.

Half of everything we own is broke.

Tell me about it. I was born, raised, and, presently live in Appalachia.

Beautiful country!

But... My cousin Teri married a fella there and they had this Deliverance style "house". I went to visit her one summer when I was 17 and never could figure out why there were things like washers in porches when they had no electricity. Teri's old man strung up chicken and turkey feet's on the porch. I came to the sad conclusion that I wasn't invited to dinner, but was dinner.
But they all let me live.

I grew up on farm and we were on the poor side, but not "devoid of electricity" poor.

This particular spot (I can't remember the name of the little town a few miles off) had about ten houses and it was a community, but no one had jack, including electricity. But the ole lady next door had a big ole TV! She put a doily and some nik name on it.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Not much to be honest. Thanks for offering, though. Welcome.

I'm a redneck.

Half of everything we own is broke.

Tell me about it. I was born, raised, and, presently live in Appalachia.

Beautiful country!

But... My cousin Teri married a fella there and they had this Deliverance style "house". I went to visit her one summer when I was 17 and never could figure out why there were things like washers in porches when they had no electricity. Teri's old man strung up chicken and turkey feet's on the porch. I came to the sad conclusion that I wasn't invited to dinner, but was dinner.
But they all let me live.

I grew up on farm and we were on the poor side, but not "devoid of electricity" poor.

This particular spot (I can't remember the name of the little town a few miles off) had about ten houses and it was a community, but no one had jack, including electricity. But the ole lady next door had a big ole TV! She put a doily and some nik name on it.

W.VA?

 

[Leo123]

The 'fix' is already in....Find another occupation.

 

[Hossfly]

welcome ...

& can you fix the country?

please & thank you.

Ah. A trick question. Because I know that you don't really want the country fixed.

 

[Hossfly]

I can fix any problem. But for those who cause problems, this probably isn't a good thing.

Can you fix this condition? She keeps running into things.

 

[playtime]

well now... the asshole didn't very last long.................