oh wow

[fudgums]

WOOT!!!  No more mod approval needed!

they must've got rid of it 

[68ZooM]

lol no approval needed for LumberjackLuke either 

[fudgums]

there goes the neighborhood...

[AAJagerX]

Oddly enough, the mods must enjoy our company.  Seems like we're the only ones in there with them.

EDIT:  Sorry about the wind farm hijack.   

[Tac]

all I gotta say 

[Wildcat1]

infilrtation successful, let the trolling commence

i will shortly have a thread up that is perfect for us, called "polution question" in the "everything green" forum. it is perfect for us

[kilo2]

Somehow Phatzo and I have got one on the hook with a line from spiderman the movie and mention of stan lee.

[AAJagerX]

Somehow Phatzo and I have got one on the hook with a line from spiderman the movie and mention of stan lee.

Swimming very happily as well. 

[Babalonian]

This might have some entertainment in it yet.    Plus, I'm interested if the mods are really as clueless as they seem.

As for the actual topic, the non-trolls in it are giving me a good laugh.  For supposedly a bunch of tree lovers, they sure don't know a lot about trees.

Is it a limb or the trunk that's causing the trouble?
Not an arborist, but oaks seem survive considerable limb loss pretty well.

It'll either survive or have a very very slow death (likely climaxing with whatever remains of the tree giving way and falling ontop of your house during some storm).  Winning answer would be to cut the whole thing down unless you have some money to burn on a crane rental ( http://www.treemover.com/images/media/lg_photo21.JPG ).

[AAJagerX]

Lol Bab.  Reverse troll!

[Dichotomy]

lol waiting for my post to save the tree, i mention Arborists may use a Wirble to aid in lowering heavier branches lol



Dichotomy wrote:
Sadly nothing will grow on that side of the house now. It's shielded from most natural
Well if I do have to cut it down I'll be able to make some natural furniture out of it but I feel like I'm contemplating putting a healthy pet down.

LumberJackLuke
I like that part of using what mother earth gave us for the furniture, at least the Tree ( Furniture) will live within your Family for years and years, as far as cutting down the tree call an Arborist there insured and know what there doing, alot of them use a Wirble when cutting for ease of lowering large branch's

buahahahahahahaha 

[321BAR]

The Wind Farm thread is off the hook! keep trolling guys

http://forums.treehugger.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15911&p=120968#p120968

check the newbie thread out also

[321BAR]

sheeplover!

I will report every 2 weeks to give you an idea on how its going!

PERFECTION!

[AAJagerX]

sheeplover!
PERFECTION!

Full quote---   

Ok, I didn't want you to cut on your beautiful tree before we had a test to see if it survived.

So I went outside in my woods and cut up one oak tree, approximately in the same places and you described. Then I thought, maybe there's a better way to do it, so I made my own personal cuts on another oak tree, its not pretty but I think it will survive. My last tree too test was when I cut basically all limbs off, its basically a big stick sticking out of the ground now.

I will report every 2 weeks to give you an idea on how its going!

[phatzo]

lol

We're glad you're here. We've got tons of good info on the forums (you can read til your
eyes bleed)  cause we've been here for years; and on the main pages.
And not to worry about trolls, Tigerlily and I (gtd) stay on top of that. 

Start posting, (in a new thread) and let's discuss anything sustainable that comes to mind, and again-
welcome to the forums