Forgive me for I have sinned

[blades]

Please forgive me brethren. There I was tootling along on my way to my shop, about 5am this morning. Paying particular attention to the creek side of the roadway as this stretch is a bit of a Bambi haven and they due seem to have a affinity for the front end of this vehicle, when out of the corner of my eye I spied it. A pile of fresh cut rounds on the edge of someones lot close to the road. Well the old pickup started bucking around and making a beeline for that pile. I tell you it was all I could due to keep her on the straight and narrow and then at the corner what fight. That old truck just wanted to go around the block something fierce, but I wrested her back on to the proper path and continued on to my shop. I did not think it wise to knock on someones door at 5 in the morning to inquire as to the availability of the rounds for scrounging. Therefore I believe I have sinned as I passed up a possible score. Please forgive me.

 

[JustWood]

Check on your way home and say 3 hail marys

 

[Wood Duck]

I'd keep an eye on the wood, and if it is there is a few days/weeks then ask. I miss out on some wood this way, I am sure.

 

[Jags]

I would say a quick note on their door and hold it down to two hail bloody Marys.

 

[Wet1]

Sinning would have been taking what was not yours.

 

[Joey]

I agree with Jags,,,but double the bloody Hail Mary's.....and throw in a snifter of brandy.

 

[billb3]

due the dew, do od.

 

[WoodPorn]

due the dew, do od.

.......................................Uhhh?

 

[smokinj]

I agree with Jags,,,but double the bloody Hail Mary's.....and throw in a snifter of brandy.

brandy is for winners, Now go knock on the door get the round split stack in the sun and make sure there is somthing protecting the wood from the ground and I nice rain cap anything less is a sin on this site. Then its brandy time with pic of course!

 

[Gunks]

I guess I have sinned also. The ultility company cut down an oak tree and piled about 10 oak logs on this property. It has been more than two weeks now and the pile is still there. I think it's time for me to knock at their door and ask.

 

[Nonprophet]

I guess I have sinned also. The ultility company cut down an oak tree and piled about 10 oak logs on this property. It has been more than two weeks now and the pile is still there. I think it's time for me to knock at their door and ask.

My usual MO is to look and see if there's signs of wood burning on the property (stove pipe, smoke coming out of the chimney, stacks of firewood) and if not, I'll go to the door and leave a note if they're not there.


NP

 

[Wood Duck]

I would wait until at least 5:30 am to knock on the door.

 

[Slow1]

I'd say it's time for a lunch break to swing by and leave a note if they aren't home - However I do agree with NonProphet, I too look for signs they might use it themselves before bothering with ringing the bell.

 

[thewoodlands]

Please forgive me brethren. There I was tootling along on my way to my shop, about 5am this morning. Paying particular attention to the creek side of the roadway as this stretch is a bit of a Bambi haven and they due seem to have a affinity for the front end of this vehicle, when out of the corner of my eye I spied it. A pile of fresh cut rounds on the edge of someones lot close to the road. Well the old pickup started bucking around and making a beeline for that pile. I tell you it was all I could due to keep her on the straight and narrow and then at the corner what fight. That old truck just wanted to go around the block something fierce, but I wrested her back on to the proper path and continued on to my shop. I did not think it wise to knock on someones door at 5 in the morning to inquire as to the availability of the rounds for scrounging. Therefore I believe I have sinned as I passed up a possible score. Please forgive me.

You are forgiven, I picked it up.

Zap

 

[flyingcow]

I would say a quick note on their door and hold it down to two hail bloody Marys.

+ a little horseradish, prefer absoulute