Satellite pointing at trees

[docellis]

It cost $35.

[Jocephus]

docs chainsaw???

[cardinalkarp]

docs chainsaw???

[Transmogrified Tiger]

So I guess with all the rain and whatever the trees in my backyard (and all my neighbors yards that back up to my yard) have really grown. To the point that I can no longer watch baseball games.

When they installed the satellite they pointed it at trees.

So I went out and started chopping trees down. After I chopped the first two down and saw that the reception did not change at all, I gave up on chopping trees down.

They won't come out to fix it until Thursday.

I have been on vacation since last Thursday, so I haven't seen one baseball game in a week. I am jonesing. Enough to chop down trees.

This sounds like something Clark Griswold would do.

[jim]

It cost $35.

A $35 put it together job. I'll bet you that thing does some good cuttin'. If you really need a chainsaw around your property than I suggest just biting the bullet and buying that will cut and last. This with the 16" bar for example is perfect, I own one myself. And you don't even have to put it together!

[Leroy]

Technically, it is the dish pointed at the trees, I would think.

[TimeForGuinness]

way to increase your carbon footprint for the sake of satellite tv...

[G. Keenan]

Wouldn't it be easier to move the dish than to cut down the trees?

[TimeForGuinness]

Wouldn't it be easier to move the dish than to cut down the trees?

she could have mounted it on top of the trees

[clevername]

or climbed the trees and cut a hole in the branch coverage