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[JRios1968]

I can't believe I missed this Zot!!!

[rzeznikj at stout]

Well, he is full of, er, air...8^)

[rzeznikj at stout]

...except that he wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer 8^)

[Darksheare]

Yes, and we have some new devices to test out on the deceased.

[Army Air Corps]

Will any of the deceased be turned into barristas to serve our every coffee-related whim?

[Darksheare]

He will be turned into one of the hordes of mindless shuffling zombies that once in awhile get pitted in death matches against the dust bunnies, yes.

[Army Air Corps]

The dust bunnies remain prolific? Well, they ARE bunnies...

[Darksheare]

Yes, they are infesting some of the lower levels, in the sway of my sister, beholden to a rogue spider mine, er, bot.

[NicknamedBob]

I have had two experiences with inground boulders.

One I found in my garden. It had to go. I dug under it well enough to put a chain on it, and I winched it out with a chainfall. I was impressed with it, knowing that it weighed several hundred pounds. I went to lunch, wondering how I might display it as a monumental artwork.

While I was at lunch, my father went up and busted it up with a sledge into chunks you could carry away. I ended up using it as stepping stones along the path to the mailbox.

The second one was at my brother's place. We got a hefty rope around it, but we never could even budge it. It's still there. I think maybe the rope is too.

[Darksheare]

Yikes.
I'd have been upset about the boulder being busted up as I also intend to display this beast as well.

Ropes still around it?
Sounds like it is daring you to go for it again.

The boulder eluded me today as I had to put three roses into the ground on the other side of everything.

[Army Air Corps]

Oh, so your sister has become the Mistress of the Dust Bunnies. Does she keep them in line?

[EsmeraldaA]

Is this the new place?

Hello.

[rzeznikj at stout]

Yep, you came to the right place...8^)

[Darksheare]

Umm.. lemme ask.

She's giving me this, "Wander into the lower halls and find out" look.

[Darksheare]

Yes, this is our new home.
Cozy, new.
Not lived in.
We can decorate/destroy to suit.

[NicknamedBob]

I was a little upset, but I was also pleased that my Dad had been the one who busted it up. I mean, I beat on that thing! (While it was still in the ground,) But all it did was bounce. Dad just chipped around the edges, as if he knew what he was doing.

I think the lesson to be learned about my brother's stone is that rope may be too flexible. My chain didn't give the stone any choice. You'll need a good anchor to pull against.

Also keep in mind that chains can break, too. Try not to be in the path of things coming apart.

[Delta 21]

[Darksheare]

I'll make sure someone else is in the path of destruction.
There are two boulders that I know of, one is in the 1600 pound class, and is buried 'somewhere to the south' of the boulder I know of.

[NicknamedBob]

For what it's worth, Ayres' Rock in Australia, (Uluru), is part of a continuous underground section that stretches for unknown miles deep into the continental shelf, like a big salami that is mostly buried.

Make sure your boulder is detached.

Good Night, Everyone!

[Darksheare]

I know that both are detached.
I watched them both roll in front of the dozer.