The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by mcantar18c

Yeah, busting stitches sucks. That doesn't exclude you from heavy leg days and, depending on the injury, likely most of the ab exercises I posted and maybe even chest and triceps exercises. What'd you do to you finger?

We're still pitching ideas back and forth, we've only known for 5 weeks so. We kinda like Dalton for a boy. My wife likes Renee Elizabeth for a girl, because those are our grandmas' names, but I associate those names with elderly people so not a huge fan of naming a kid that. We both suck at coming up with names though, so it's probably gonna take a while... we both love the name Tucker, but we burned that one on one of our dogs lol.

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That's pretty disrespectful. How many times were spent with grandparents, while you were sick. Mom & Dad, on vacation, Buying you something because they knew your folks said not to. But they did because it made you happy.

Oh Wait i forgot they're ELDERLY [facepalm]You planning on staying that sweet 16 look, you've been trying to hold on to for how many years now ? A sign of respect and history for your child would be to consider names of family members past. BTW: when your child is 20 you'll be how old?

Came home to a potential plumbing emergency. I'll know in the morning.

In the mean time, I have a very weak chest. I can do lat pull downs with significantly more weight than I can bench press. I don't go to the gym. I work out at home with hand weights. Any ideas on decent chest exercises for home workouts?

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

correct, my reply is on 1494.

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This reply is on a page after 1494.

Correctness has been achieved.

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Originally Posted by Otterbatcat

Yo Belly, MC and Irving!

Howdy

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Just checking in for the night. I didn't see this until tonight. Yo!

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

Just checking in for the night. I didn't see this until tonight. Yo!

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On 1495

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

BC, get some sleep! Any names picked out?

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We have one picked out, but are waiting until labor to really know the sex.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Came home to a potential plumbing emergency. I'll know in the morning.

In the mean time, I have a very weak chest. I can do lat pull downs with significantly more weight than I can bench press. I don't go to the gym. I work out at home with hand weights. Any ideas on decent chest exercises for home workouts?

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Honestly, push-ups are a great balanced exercise for your core, arms and chest. You can modify them to put the weight on different muscle groups too: having your arms further apart will work your chest more. Put your hands out in front of you a little more to work your upper chest and shoulders more. Wear a tight-fitting weighted backpack if you'd like more weight and less reps. The key is muscle fatigue. If you don't fatigue your muscles, they aren't going to break down and build up very quickly.

Throwin down some love fo the ho bags.. :D


Howdy,.... bitch master flashes, and sheeit.

I'm officially going to take a damn nap at this point.

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Originally Posted by Otterbatcat

I'm officially going to take a damn nap at this point.

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Today was my day to sleep in and the wif woke me up to tell me it was international bacon day.

Now I gotta take her sorry ass to the airport. Maybe later I'll start working on that new reloading bench if it doesn't rain.

I hate running the saws inside, too much cleanup afterwards.

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Originally Posted by brutal

Today was my day to sleep in and the wif woke me up to tell me it was international bacon day.

Now I gotta take her sorry ass to the airport. Maybe later I'll start working on that new reloading bench if it doesn't rain.

I hate running the saws inside, too much cleanup afterwards.

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Hook up a shopvac to the saw. Gets about 90% of it.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Hook up a shopvac to the saw. Gets about 90% of it.

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If he worked on it before the airport, she get 100% of it. Or leave some to use as ammo next disagreement.

For the plumbing issue worked out. Fortunately, the reason the carpet was wet in the living room is because my aquaponic system was leaking. I thought the old cat iron sewer main had collapsed and I was going to have to jack hammer up the concrete slab my house sits on. Phew.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Hook up a shopvac to the saw. Gets about 90% of it.

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My new shop vac has a HUGE hose. Doesn't mate up with the various saw discharge chutes. I could get all ghetto on it with some ductape, but doing it outside is just easier. I have to pull them all out from the wall anyway and my tablesaw is a folder.

Just got back from the airport. Gotta plug into the car and see why the CEL lit up before I get started. Then I gotta move cars, etc. Maybe I'll just take a nap and start tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by brutal

I could get all ghetto on it with some ductape,

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Exactly what I do. :D

That nap was pretty alright. Now if the rest of the weekend can go that way too, that would be great.

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Originally Posted by Irving

For the plumbing issue worked out. Fortunately, the reason the carpet was wet in the living room is because my aquaponic system was leaking. I thought the old cat iron sewer main had collapsed and I was going to have to jack hammer up the concrete slab my house sits on. Phew.

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Just kidding guys. Still have water coming up in very specific, small spots on my carpet. This is of great concern because my house is on a slab. ALL the spots are coming from directly above where the sewer main is buried. Well, at least two of the three cars we own are undrivable right now as well. So that's nice. This year can't end soon enough.

Sorry dude. :(

Well, I've got the carpet pulled back right now. Can't really see anything because of the asbestos tiles over the concrete. Right now it looks like it might just be that the carpet pad soaked up the 40 or so gallons of water, and since I dried the carpet, the water is just leaking back through. I've got some fans going and I'll just check on it over the weekend and see if any new water shows up. I ran the bathtub and flushed the toilet for about 5 minutes and everything seems to be draining just fine and I didn't see any new water.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Exactly what I do. :D

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I used a piece of bailing wire.

Alas, on the heavy cuts, the saw and vacuum on the same breaker trips it.

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Originally Posted by brutal

Alas, on the heavy cuts, the saw and vacuum on the same breaker trips it.

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Easy fix. Just pull your workbench outside and run your saw off the outlet by the porch, then use an extension cord to run the vacuum out of the garage. You're welcome.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Easy fix. Just pull your workbench outside and run your saw off the outlet by the porch, then use an extension cord to run the vacuum out of the garage. You're welcome.

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what's the amp draw using ext cords? You generate more heat and draw with a light ext cord. We use basic ones for close work. Long distance and it's 10ga, DRAW BABY, DRAW

Damn that sucks Irving. Evening jim HB OBC and brutal.

Well, after a few hours of fans running. My latest conclusion is that the carpet pad has soaked up 20-40 gallons of water over the last few days. Carpet pad really holds in the water, so when I would dry the top of the carpet, an hour later and it'd be wet again because the pad was still FULL of water. I've pulled back as much carpet and pad as I can without moving the fish tank. I'll probably get rid of the fish and move the tank tomorrow and get everything dry. Just as long as the main line and floor are in good shape, then I can deal with fish tank water.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

what's the amp draw using ext cords? You generate more hear and draw with a light ext cord. We use basic ones for close work. Long distance and it's 10ga, DRAW BABY, DRAW

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Short cord. Afternoon sun beating down on the panel. This whole house was undersized for load. The window A/C in my office (spare room) can trip the breaker when it's really hot out and if I have the stereo going. I have a lot of computer stuff in here, but most of it is on another circuit with the other BR.

The draw on that garage circuit is already heavy. I should run another line but it's 180* on the opposite side of the house from the panel. PITB

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Originally Posted by Irving

Easy fix. Just pull your workbench outside and run your saw off the outlet by the porch, then use an extension cord to run the vacuum out of the garage. You're welcome.

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Aha, that might work for you but our front porch has no outlet there smarty pants.

No outlet on the porch!?

Found out last night that not only did I injure my finger I also broke my bike. The fixed side of the hub is fine but I must've popped something on the single speed side....it just freewheels. It makes me feel a bit better knowing I gave as good as I got!

You guys are killing me! The joke was that why would you hassle with the vacuum at all, after dragging the saws outside?

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Originally Posted by Irving

You guys are killing me! The joke was that why would you hassle with the vacuum at all, after dragging the saws outside?

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Because my lumber was in the garage, and I needed to keep the garage door open, I prefer not to get sawdust all over the vehicles and my clean jetski's parked outside and blown back into the garage.

You can nit pick all you want but my reloading bench is going to stomp whatever POS wobbly bench you have. [Beer]

Bench envy.....horrible thing to suffer from!

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

Bench envy.....horrible thing to suffer from!

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It's not going to be real long, but will be very thick.

Kinda like what I tell the ladies...."its short but at least its skinny." BOOM!

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

No outlet on the porch!?

Found out last night that not only did I injure my finger I also broke my bike. The fixed side of the hub is fine but I must've popped something on the single speed side....it just freewheels. It makes me feel a bit better knowing I gave as good as I got!

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The single speed side is DESIGNED to just freewheel. That's why it's NOT called the fixed gear side. [Poke]

You know, just pointing out the obvious... [Tooth]

Haha! I'm surprised I didn't get a seat on the curb for changing my bike tire in Lakewood @ 3am. Also ruins my plans of coasting down Kipling. Back to my yak spunk. Also good evening my leige!

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

Kinda like what I tell the ladies...."its short but at least its skinny."

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Quoted. [LOL]

Dang now I want an esee6.....

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

Dang now I want an esee6.....

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Wha?

How's your finger doing bro?

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Wha?

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Its a knife....I always wanted one.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

How's your finger doing bro?

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Its doing better. I'm having joint pain I think due to the skin stretching. Still can't really make a fist. But I can open doorknobs and almost ready for handshakes!

Also good evening to you sire.