The post whore thread.

I need to get rid of some eggs. Anyone want some?

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Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh

I need to get rid of some eggs. Anyone want some?

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If there's no takers (we're sitting well stocked) your local food bank might be interested.
OR throw them at any neighbors you might not like

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Originally Posted by Irving

Depending on the county, a permit for a remove and replace may not be granted amd the home owner must keep the wall.

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Better delete this post after an hour, never know when some county inspectors might be looking for scofflaws

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Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh

I need to get rid of some eggs. Anyone want some?

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I'm your Huckleberry.

PM me your schedule, may be able swing by on way home.



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Originally Posted by Irving

Abortion isn't the answer. You could have called Plan B Contractors.

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[facepalm]..

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Originally Posted by CavSct1983

Unfortunately, Plan B Contractors can also, and often do, result in an aborted project due to the prohibition of the tile/thinset combo sticking to the backing wall.

Any argument against that must then either redefine the reality of constructionology (i.e., what the tile/thinset combo is, singly or collectively considered), or must recognize it as a separate entity from wallness. With that argument, one could put a hammer through a single tile-in-place and technically not punch a hole in the "wall".

A tile without thinset simply falls from the backing, no problem; thinset without tile simply hardens in a white mess (though this gets into other areas of constructional ethics). Together, they form the beginnings of a wall, and substantially are a wall, even if not accidentally a full wall in its various stages of construction.

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Ahhh, got it....[Beer]

Figures. I need to do a brake job on the wifes car so it starts to snow.

If i'm not doing at least 4-5 things at once i'm pretty damn bored...

45 min to the witching hour.

Photos taken after a night spent in the teens and it barely got over freezing at all that day. Looks like it works. After these photos, I proceeded to drive on the highway is freezing snow and sleet for about three hours, and it was still dry enough to be functional when I was able to check it. I'd call this project a success.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/NG...=w1689-h950-no

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/fE...=w1689-h950-no