Mistakes Men Make in Bed - 2 Things Men Do between the Sheets They Probably Shouldn't!

In this report we are going to talk about mistakes Men make in bed..:-) Now, I'm sure lots of my sisters in the dating wars out there are going to appreciate this, as we get So many woMen who write in with these sorts of bad dream stories that it it's probably a communal assistance declaration to post them! And of course, yes...women make fullness of mistakes in the middle of the sheets as well...but these are for the guys out there who are seeing for More action, or at least a second date after the first one has gone well..;-) Read on!

The Felonious Phone Call: Do Not Bring Your Cell to the Sack!

Do you know how many women have said that their date has brought a cell phone into bed? Lots! Okay, I Do understand that you may have the phone with your stuff, on in a pocket and that is fine! Just don't retort it..:-)! There is Nothing that tells a girl you've got something to hide, or someplace you'd Rather be than answering a phone in the middle of a very erotic moment. Unless you are an accident room physician or are out saving the world......just say no!

You are Not an Adult Film Star....and Neither is She!

There is nothing worse than hooking up with a man who believes he missed his work as an adult film actor. Remember, guys...most of the stuff you've seen in those movies were Not made with your woman's libido in mind! They were made By guys....For other guys! Don't try all of those moves you understanding the girl undoubtedly liked on screen....or at least not the first few nights you're together!

Remember, she likes sex as much as you do...(some even More!) but women are funny and finicky creatures. She wants to feel you physically as well as emotionally, and the quicker you learn to motion to both sides of her mind (and body) the More fun you are going to have, I promise!

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The Best Kind of Tree to Cut to Make a Post

Determining the best type of tree make the best fence posts is largely thought about by your local area. There is a range of oak called "post oak", so named because posts split from it last fAirly well in the ground. Old timers sharpened the ends of the posts and drove them with sledge hammers. Pratt Logging, in Blackfoot, Idaho now point and cap posts for this exact purpose.

Black Locust is authentically fAirly prevalent in Idaho, and it makes good posts if you cut trees that have much heartwood or split the white wood off. When you put a post in the ground the white wood swiftly rots off, but the black heartwood may last 50 years in the ground.

Juniper is also a good wood. Again, the white wood rots off; it is the heartwood that lasts. If you have cedar, check the heartwood.

The best trees to cut for posts are...

Fir Locust Locust posts last over 60 years Locust continuing over 60 years Eastern White Cedar posts last 80 years and longer Eastern Red Cedar Red Oak White Oak

The Dept of Agriculture or your local postponeMent office should have a brochure on posts made from trees, along with the ranking for longevity in the ground. Call your local agent.

However, cutting down a tree to make fence posts will probably not save you any money. Consider the mystery of hauling a cut tree from its fell location to chopping it into the right size with non-professional equipMent. And then, Consider the weight and effort will take to place a tree in a truck to haul it to the desired destination. authentically none of this is worth the problem just to save a few Dollars on a post.

Pratt Logging specializes in cutting and preparation fence posts. The benefit is that they have the equipment to peel the posts, drill the posts (if you need dowel fencing), point and cap the posts, and even cross-cut the posts if you are preparation a Jack Fence or Buck Fence.

And, of course, a treated post will extend the life of the post many years.

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Build a Privacy Fence For Your Yard

Before you decree to build a privacy fence for your yard, there are several items you will need. You will need posthole diggers, a hammer, concrete, stakes, string, skill saw, nails or screws, drill, tape portion and a speed square.

Before you start to dig the holes for your fence, you must mark a fence line. This way you know where your fence is going to be. In addition, you will need to portion the area of your fence line with a tape measure. The fancy you are going to be doing this is that, this way you can get an exact reading of how much material you will need by measuring square feet.

You are going to want to drive metal stakes ever 6 to 8 feet apart, for this is where your fence posts are going to be. After you have driven all the stakes in the ground were, you are going to have your fence. Take some sting and go colse to each stake this way you get a straight looking fence. For a privacy fence, you are going to want to buy 8-foot post.

Set all of the fence post about 1/3 or their total distance buried in the ground for reserve use gravel followed by concrete, then use a level to make sure you post is level. Be sure you make sure each post is level, then after you have put up all the post and leveled then. Let the concrete dry for a day, so you know they are secure.

The next morning check the post to see if you can move them, if not then you can continue to build your fence. When arriving at the hardware store look for the longest 2 x 4's you can find. You are going to get as many (2 x 4's) as you need in order to start from one end of your fence to the other.

While you are there at the hardware store, you might as well get the fence boards that you will whether be nailing or screwing to your fence. You may want to just, grab a bundle of these because you may end up using all of them.

This type of privacy fence is easy to build and anything can do it, there is however, a microscopic bit of measuring and mathematical skills required. In addition, afterward you will have a gorgeous looking fence, while you are still at the hardware store; buy you some stain terminate to apply to your fence.

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