The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by Irving

If I get the chance, you bet!

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Oh you wordsmith .

Good morning , another day of rain, yeah. It's good considering it gives us an idea if the new building leaks or not.

It's in the no leaks column.

Nope, not a leaker.

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Originally Posted by ChickNorris

Nope, not a leaker.

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Nary a spot .


Sometimes :)


I want to use recycled concrete for the entry ramp, instead of an actual pad. Since the electric is under that area where the pad would go. No one down here has even heard of it.

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Originally Posted by Irving

If I get the chance, you bet!

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Originally Posted by GilpinGuy

Holy shit. DirecTV won't let me order a movie. Ok, wait till midnight so I have no restrictions on data from satellite internet. Try Amazon, no go. Technical issues.

I watch about an hour of TV a week. I look to zone out for a few hours and I get pissed off instead.

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Write a book.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Oh you wordsmith .

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I didn't even catch that pun. Is recycled concrete just broken up substrate basically?

Use recycled asphalt, recycled concrete has 2 flat tires in each load. Asphalt will over time become like pavement and still be able to blade/drag.

Some guys pour their used motor oil, fryer oil etc on it to get a more pavement like surface.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Good morning , another day of rain, yeah. It's good considering it gives us an idea if the new building leaks or not.

It's in the no leaks column.

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Are you collecting the roof run off into a cistern for watering your garden in the summer ?

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Originally Posted by SideShow Bob

Are you collecting the roof run off into a cistern for watering your garden in the summer ?

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Hmmm?

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Originally Posted by SideShow Bob

Are you collecting the roof run off into a cistern for watering your garden in the summer ?

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Not yet, still have to install gutters on the shop, home and out buildings

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Originally Posted by buffalobo

Use recycled asphalt, recycled concrete has 2 flat tires in each load. Asphalt will over time become like pavement and still be able to blade/drag.

Some guys pour their used motor oil, fryer oil etc on it to get a more pavement like surface.

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While we're in N. AZ the summers are still hot enough that may not work.