The post whore thread.

[HoneyBadger]

Android is spreading ebola.

[HoneyBadger]

Your phone is poop.

[Irving]

That's the new hump day picture.

[brutal]

Apple is spreading ebolaids.

FIFY

[Ridge]

Caught some hot action in my driveway today.



I sprayed 'em with the hose.

Crick block

[bogie]

You mean pictures like this?



That's what you do when there is a dog in the back yard and you want to inspect the detached garage.

**While that was my idea, that wasn't my ladder, and I did not walk across that.**

WTF kind of roof is that?

While I'm sharing, I'd like to share this one as well. This isn't just one large spider web. This is an infinite amount of spider webs, stacked, all the way back to that light bulb that was about 8-10 feet in. Just standing in this hole to take this picture, I got spider webs all over my face. I know it's hard to tell with the lack of depth in this picture, but trust me when I say that if you crawled to that light bulb and back, you'd come out looking like a mummy.

Bug bombs are a couple bucks. Why the fuck do people choose to live in Shelobs layer?

[Irving]

The detached garage is the infamous T-lock. What you see on the porch is a modified bitumen. It is a 90lb asphalt shingle that is just rolled on. Mod bit is stronger than rolled roofing. Any slope that is 2/12 or less should have that type of roofing. The slope is so low that wind blown rain will be blown up under shingles. That's why you usually see porches with a different roofing material than the main house.

[bogie]

The detached garage is the infamous T-lock. What you see on the porch is a modified bitumen. It is a 90lb asphalt shingle that is just rolled on. Mod bit is stronger than rolled roofing. Any slope that is 2/12 or less should have that type of roofing. The slope is so low that wind blown rain will be blown up under shingles. That's why you usually see porches with a different roofing material than the main house.

I had roofers from Louisiana and Oklahoma stopping by once a week until we replaced the t-lock shingles on our roof.

[HoneyBadger]

Good morning! Air Force is gonna beat Navy today! Woooooo!

[Irving]

I had roofers from Louisiana and Oklahoma stopping by once a week until we replaced the t-lock shingles on our roof.

Yeah, roofers drive around looking for them. I even had a claim the other day because the neighbor had T-lock. Now companies have changed their policy so there is no longer matching. Meaning, before, if you couldn't match, you'd replace the entire thing. So roofers would drive around and look for T-lock (not made anymore), go up to "inspect" for damage, pull off a single shingle, then have the home owner turn a claim in. Well now, it doesn't matter that you can't match, a single shingle will just be a repair. I've had to deal with that a bit already. As you can imagine, the roofers are less than pleased to find out about the changes.