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Lol, Wifey thought our new ///Deck, hot tub, enclosed storage, deck roof, concrete work, etc, would be somewhere within 10k of the contractors quote. I laughed. It has cost three times the original quote, and already needs a 5k repair.
God-damned safety valve popped on the pressure cooker. Apparently I had too much corned beef in their and it clogged the relief hole. The thing popped like a 4th of July mortar and then it was a fucking Old Faithful of meat and beer spraying down the whole kitchen. What an unholy mess. Holy shit is my heart rate through the roof..
Goddammit... I'm really sorry you had to go through that shit, but I'm rolling over here.
God-damned safety valve popped on the pressure cooker. Apparently I had too much corned beef in their and it clogged the relief hole. The thing popped like a 4th of July mortar and then it was a fucking Old Faithful of meat and beer spraying down the whole kitchen. What an unholy mess. Holy shit is my heart rate through the roof..
The only thing that will fix this is many much more alcohol.
God-damned safety valve popped on the pressure cooker. Apparently I had too much corned beef in their and it clogged the relief hole. The thing popped like a 4th of July mortar and then it was a fucking Old Faithful of meat and beer spraying down the whole kitchen. What an unholy mess. Holy shit is my heart rate through the roof..
I was literally standing in the kitchen replying to your Ohio post when it happened. Guess I need a bigger pressure cooker.Goddammit... I'm really sorry you had to go through that shit, but I'm rolling over here.
Yeah. Wifey has no gauge of cost. I'm realistically looking at a <$5k used hot tub, with the necessary concrete work, electrical to get a 220 set up, should be under $10k.
I tend to keep things relatively close and realistic regarding estimates.
I will note you finished your reply...
like there's anything left to 'trigger'
but ice dams....
that's what usually causes leaking
2-3ft
That's what I shoveled my roof DOWN to
This is after we got the first two feet of newer lighter stuff off
I don't think depth/mass matters....it's sustained cold. That's the one thing we got this year that was somewhat unusual....I'm sure it's been more sustained and colder where you are.
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It is a civilized man's duty to behave as such.
@Dirtrider hooked up a good loop of those trails for us. Have done them a few times now.
Cat Gap is a fun trail, nothing hard but just balls out fast. What's Gloucester?
I believe we always started at the fish hatchery, rode up to and up Cove Creek...I remember one time there being some side trail here that was fun. Then over to and down Daniel Ridge, followed by finishing with Long Branch and Cat Gap back to the car. Have yet to do most of Butter.
Buddy and I only did it once, but the very top of Long Branch was cool, at least a few years ago it was. It was like riding down a ten foot deep orange trench.
How tall are you for reference?like there's anything left to 'trigger'
but ice dams....
that's what usually causes leaking
2-3ft
That's what I shoveled my roof DOWN to
This is after we got the first two feet of newer lighter stuff off
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I don't think depth/mass matters....it's sustained cold. That's the one thing we got this year that was somewhat unusual....I'm sure it's been more sustained and colder where you are.
5'8" shoeless, probably 5'9" with bootz
Inches are irrelevant at that point though. 5ft to 7ft would look and more importantly, weigh about the same. I measured about 7ft when I started
no context freebee
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Gloucester gap is just where the dirt roads intersect coming up from Daniel Ridge lot. You turn left and continue on to get to the top of Butter.
Butter has some steep sections, muddy, rock-slab-slidie bits, and no shortage of wet rawks n'roots. Until April 15 you can keep the party rolin all the way down Cat to the Fish Hatchery. Soooo much fuuuuun...
Under no circumstances should you buy a used hot tub. There are times it's ok to get things second hand, this is NOT one of them.
St Patkakke's Day Massacre
God-damned safety valve popped on the pressure cooker. Apparently I had too much corned beef in their and it clogged the relief hole. The thing popped like a 4th of July mortar and then it was a fucking Old Faithful of meat and beer spraying down the whole kitchen. What an unholy mess. Holy shit is my heart rate through the roof..
Por Que? Is it a functional issue, or do you just have an aversion to warm bodies of water other people banged it out in?
Total crap shoot in terms of quality, especially because a lot of times people are selling them because they are old, or didn't use it as much as they thought they would, or just didn't take good care of it with proper maintenance (usually 2 or more of those aspects).
We poked around at used tubs and decided it wasn't worth it. Got a brand new one. There are sales, we got ours on black Friday weekend and the amount we saved paid for the installation and then some. They even had a special and we got upgraded to a salt system for free. For the tub, salt system, concrete pad, electric work & permit, cedar privacy wall (our idea as an upgrade) delivery and installation all in we were about $17k.
imma need @HardtailHack to sort this shit out this summer
I can’t decide which parts of this belong in the no context thread. I can’t quote it all because then there’s context. FML
God-damned safety valve popped on the pressure cooker. Apparently I had too much corned beef in their and it clogged the relief hole. The thing popped like a 4th of July mortar and then it was a fucking Old Faithful of meat and beer spraying down the whole kitchen. What an unholy mess. Holy shit is my heart rate through the roof..
I'll do you a solid then, but you best be quick.
Had a moment this evening where nothing on the oven wanted to turn on or work right. Pretty sure the control panel got filled with hot, high pressure, steaming meat juices. Took it apart, let it air out for a while and everything seems to work now, no lube required.
FUCK FUCK FUCK. My best friends wife is a horse trainer another rider lost control of their horse and it slammed into my friends wife who was riding a clients horse and knocked them over. Angela's horse landed on top of her and Angela has fractures of L4 and 5 (both spinous and compression) that show up on the xrays. MRI has been scheduled. reduced range of movement but no paralysis
Jeezus. ++vibes
what's a "winter"?I need some nap roulette in my life, like 2 hours ago.
Also, seems like winter is holding the ---k on around here...
enjoy your home upgrades AND your new Q7!!!
eff that overcrowded noise and just ride wilsons. or nonsanctioned trails off various points along the parkway.
Shit
Pre clean up photos please. need to compare it Pythons Meaning of life restaurant's Mr Creosote post explosion.
God-damned safety valve popped on the pressure cooker. Apparently I had too much corned beef in their and it clogged the relief hole. The thing popped like a 4th of July mortar and then it was a fucking Old Faithful of meat and beer spraying down the whole kitchen. What an unholy mess. Holy shit is my heart rate through the roof..
I'm not sure what I have to sort, but just yesterday I threw a tantrum and decided I'd never go to a country that thinks mounting a switch in a prick of a location using thread locked flat headed screws is okay.
Flat fuckin' head screws to hold contactors and switches in place, EAD America!
If you get really lucky you might even get 2" long brass flat head screws to play with.
Now it's time to sort a Subaru door locking mechanism, so Japan might be off my list of places to go too.
Earlier I used Google's screening service to reject a call from a number I didn't know. Turns out it was about a Navara with a cracked firewall, only fire can fix a Navara, don't care which country they came from, they were all shit, just in slightly different ways.
Get off my lawn!
You ever see the original phillips head patent or know the story behind it?
clifnotes: the OG design was badass and looked far more like a torx fitting, whereas the asshole who took over the patent via lawyers fucked it up to the strip friendly design we have today because it was easier to manufacture
clifnotes: the OG design was badass and looked far more like a torx fitting, whereas the asshole who took over the patent via lawyers fucked it up to the strip friendly design we have today because it was easier to manufacture
The story I always heard was that it was designed to strip to prevent breaking the head off or stripping the threads while not allowing the driver to slip and gouge/scratch paint like a flathead. That old Ford Model T assembly line didn't have torque limited drivers.
Nope, but I do like JIS screws.
I just bought this-
And this so I get less angry next time I have to do the same job.
Now I want a wafer.Pre clean up photos please. need to compare it Pythons Meaning of life restaurant's Mr Creosote post explosion.
Well I do have things that end up like set that but nothing I can find locally has all the bits that make the Tone set so useful, plus I can drill more holes in the foam to add more bits so I only have to take one set.
The switch I was swearing at was under a hyd pump and had supports welded around it so without an articulating handle the job was a right pain in the pecker. Having a hex drive head will be very handy a lot of the time, it's annoying that I have to go to Amaz..... Japan to find the things that ol' sausage fingers here needs............maybe wants.
I hate being slow on a customer's site coz I don't have the right gear, even worse is having to leave a site to go get something useful.