oops

[Kevin]

[Jeff]

Is that your oops?

[Kevin]

Negatory.
That's from the Buzz Board arborist site.
I thought I should share it with the group.

[Jeff]

Must have been a long stem to slice through like that

[Kevin]

Some people don't realize what they're playing with.  :D

[Tillaway]

Not bad... just a little to the left of center... but not bad. : ;D

[Paul_H]

 :D

[Kevin_H.]

looks like a double wide mobile home ready for transport.

[WV_hillbilly]

 
  Makes you wonder if some people ever learn .If the right people would see things like this they will want us to register our chainsaws. :D

[J Beyer]

Don't you dare bring up the subject again of registering chainsaws! >:( >:( >:(  The homeowner must be really pithed off.  Was it the homeowner or a professional or friend that sliced the home in half?

[biziedizie]

Everytime I look at that picture it reminds me of the time when the old man dropped the tree on my place. :D :D
  I don't think chainsaws should be registered I think the operators should have some training. :D

   Steve

[WV_hillbilly]

 EASY    ;)   J Beyer I was just kidin around about that registering thing  ;D .   As we all know , some people know just enough to be dangerous. Like just knowing how to start the saw is a victory for some let alone knowing what and where to cut those pesky trees that grow close to the house.

[redpowerd]

is that white pine r cherry? cherry tip over much?

[J Beyer]

WV_hillbilly, I knew you were joking.

Wouldn't it be ironic if the homeowner was a "tree hugging extremist" and the neighbor "accidentally" dropped the tree on the house?

JB