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Precision Tree Services
Posted by:
NIME9725
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Date: January 17, 2010 07:15PM
Licensed and insured
Full service tree company
Locally own and operated Tree Service in Vienna,VA
www.precisiontreeva.com
Full service tree company
Locally own and operated Tree Service in Vienna,VA
www.precisiontreeva.com
Re: Precision Tree Services
Posted by:
Greg Thomas the Liar
()
Date: April 27, 2024 12:15PM
May 13, 2022
Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Well, the waste-class Whiffies had long sludged
> their disgraced and dishonest way along the very
> bottom of the pond, but then they managed to sink
> deeper still, slipping below the muck and slime
> to become invisible in the mire of their own shame
> and vile dishonor -- no longer worth the time of
> day for their having become such a bunch of
> grossly unprincipled, classless, uneducated,
> simpleton, lying assholes. Such is the awful
> kingdom of Falls Church City.
>
> The Nats meanwhile continued their poor play
> yesterday afternoon, and while ending at least
> with Soto's bottom of the ninth bomb, they still
> fell easily to the Mets by a final of 4-1. The
> wife and I set out from the GEICO Garage intending
> to head out along 244 for a delicious bratwurst
> stop at the German Gourmet. But with a grand mess
> of rush hour clogs and lingering downtown
> diversions due to much deserved anti-Alito street
> protests, we soon took shelter instead on the
> protected HOV lanes of I-66, exiting in time to
> take the McHenry Street shortcut to reach the
> haven of deliciousness known as Pazzo Pomodoro.
>
> Warmly welcomed by name as we always are, it was
> easy to sit down and enjoy a bowl of
> soul-reconstituting chicken noodle soup. It's a
> house-made meal in itself with about half a
> chicken in there, alobng with mushrooms,
> scallions, carrots and potatos. Memories of 'the
> old days' with its rich chickeny aroma and flavor.
> And while I had to take half of it home, I then
> dared to order the hanger steak over house pasta
> with a yummy brown demi-glace. Tender meaty
> goodness. The wife meanwhile went with the veal
> shank (one of her favorites), and of course, a
> bottle of Jermann pinot grigio (the last of which
> also came home with us), quickly appeared, as did
> complimentary raspberries in chocolate cups for
> dessert. Came to $265 all in all and really hit
> the spot.
>
> We'll be back to the park tomorrow to see the
> Astros, and then we'll be off for ten days again.
> That means it's going to be another between-games
> day today. Wednesday was given over to doing
> laundry, while today will focus on bringing in
> some delicious new groceries. Fortunately, I have
> already been into and back from a $trip to the
> village, so I have $175 worth of extra tasty stuff
> to put awa over the next little bit. Didn't have
> all of my favorite things this morning, but plenty
> enough to get us through the weekend. The wife
> will likely add to the stash with her own favesat
> somwe point this afternoon.
>
> tIt was meanwhile a bit misty and 62 degrees when
> I got up earlier. We should add about ten degrees
> to that later on, but the cloud cover is expected
> to linger with some showers floating around here
> and there this evening. Light NE winds will usher
> in what should be a rather similar day on
> Saturday.
>
> Real President Joe is meanwhile having to deal
> with moron GOP clowns who side with COVID, Putin,
> and mores from the 16th century. What a bunch of
> hapless, mindless cretins. The whole group is
> just unmoored and untethered from any thing like
> reality. Fifty Ron Johnsons can indeed all be
> wrong, and so can all his moron-grade fellow
> travellers. What a bunch of worthless hosers!
>
> In other news, the Nats are now a last-place 11-22
> on the season, while the division-leading Mets are
> 22-11, but we will try to knock ff the visiting
> Astros this evening anyway. They're at 21-11, but
> have the Angles hot on their heels at his point.
> Pretty good lefty Framber Valdez will be on the
> mound for HIOU, while we counter with also pretty
> good righty, Josiah (Jojo) Gray.
>
> Not having much of anything that would qualify as
> pretty good in their leached out lineup of course
> is the miserable dining desert slum of Falls
> Church City. Fraful of further failure, they are
> down now to begging local resident to write
> letters to the NoVa Transportation Authority to
> say how strongly they support the Little City's
> proposed N Washington Street improvement Project.
> How much help do they think people who are afraid
> of traffic lights to begin with are going to be?
> What a hoot!
Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Well, the waste-class Whiffies had long sludged
> their disgraced and dishonest way along the very
> bottom of the pond, but then they managed to sink
> deeper still, slipping below the muck and slime
> to become invisible in the mire of their own shame
> and vile dishonor -- no longer worth the time of
> day for their having become such a bunch of
> grossly unprincipled, classless, uneducated,
> simpleton, lying assholes. Such is the awful
> kingdom of Falls Church City.
>
> The Nats meanwhile continued their poor play
> yesterday afternoon, and while ending at least
> with Soto's bottom of the ninth bomb, they still
> fell easily to the Mets by a final of 4-1. The
> wife and I set out from the GEICO Garage intending
> to head out along 244 for a delicious bratwurst
> stop at the German Gourmet. But with a grand mess
> of rush hour clogs and lingering downtown
> diversions due to much deserved anti-Alito street
> protests, we soon took shelter instead on the
> protected HOV lanes of I-66, exiting in time to
> take the McHenry Street shortcut to reach the
> haven of deliciousness known as Pazzo Pomodoro.
>
> Warmly welcomed by name as we always are, it was
> easy to sit down and enjoy a bowl of
> soul-reconstituting chicken noodle soup. It's a
> house-made meal in itself with about half a
> chicken in there, alobng with mushrooms,
> scallions, carrots and potatos. Memories of 'the
> old days' with its rich chickeny aroma and flavor.
> And while I had to take half of it home, I then
> dared to order the hanger steak over house pasta
> with a yummy brown demi-glace. Tender meaty
> goodness. The wife meanwhile went with the veal
> shank (one of her favorites), and of course, a
> bottle of Jermann pinot grigio (the last of which
> also came home with us), quickly appeared, as did
> complimentary raspberries in chocolate cups for
> dessert. Came to $265 all in all and really hit
> the spot.
>
> We'll be back to the park tomorrow to see the
> Astros, and then we'll be off for ten days again.
> That means it's going to be another between-games
> day today. Wednesday was given over to doing
> laundry, while today will focus on bringing in
> some delicious new groceries. Fortunately, I have
> already been into and back from a $trip to the
> village, so I have $175 worth of extra tasty stuff
> to put awa over the next little bit. Didn't have
> all of my favorite things this morning, but plenty
> enough to get us through the weekend. The wife
> will likely add to the stash with her own favesat
> somwe point this afternoon.
>
> tIt was meanwhile a bit misty and 62 degrees when
> I got up earlier. We should add about ten degrees
> to that later on, but the cloud cover is expected
> to linger with some showers floating around here
> and there this evening. Light NE winds will usher
> in what should be a rather similar day on
> Saturday.
>
> Real President Joe is meanwhile having to deal
> with moron GOP clowns who side with COVID, Putin,
> and mores from the 16th century. What a bunch of
> hapless, mindless cretins. The whole group is
> just unmoored and untethered from any thing like
> reality. Fifty Ron Johnsons can indeed all be
> wrong, and so can all his moron-grade fellow
> travellers. What a bunch of worthless hosers!
>
> In other news, the Nats are now a last-place 11-22
> on the season, while the division-leading Mets are
> 22-11, but we will try to knock ff the visiting
> Astros this evening anyway. They're at 21-11, but
> have the Angles hot on their heels at his point.
> Pretty good lefty Framber Valdez will be on the
> mound for HIOU, while we counter with also pretty
> good righty, Josiah (Jojo) Gray.
>
> Not having much of anything that would qualify as
> pretty good in their leached out lineup of course
> is the miserable dining desert slum of Falls
> Church City. Fraful of further failure, they are
> down now to begging local resident to write
> letters to the NoVa Transportation Authority to
> say how strongly they support the Little City's
> proposed N Washington Street improvement Project.
> How much help do they think people who are afraid
> of traffic lights to begin with are going to be?
> What a hoot!