Oh! So that's why everybody has been avoiding me! Thanks friend!
What? We thought you knew!
No need to thank me; I drew the short straw.
Oh! So that's why everybody has been avoiding me! Thanks friend!
What? We thought you knew!
Sorry to hear that, Jesse. Hopefully there's not too much ceiling damage!
By the power vested in my by no one in particular, I hereby extend to you one regulation-style break. Use it in good health.
I'd really like a break. Can I get one of those, please?
Dumb architect designed my house with an attic-mounted water heater. Guess what leaked last night? Guess how I found out? Grrrr. So I burned 4 hours of "vacation" this morning to replace a corroded copper pipe, and got a rude lesson in "regular pipe thread" versus "oh, look, that's a different thread type for this almost-proprietary compression fitting on your water heater". $100 later, everything is fine, and now my hands smell like copper, flux, and sandcloth.
Discovering the leak last night kept me up late trying to patch it with a fiberglass/epoxy patch from Home Depot. It didn't really work.
It looks like the other copper flex line is corroded and about to go, too. Better replace that soon.
But really, I'd like to slap that architect. Hard.
Now, the important question: What kind of tea is that?
now my hands smell like copper, flux, and sandcloth
I think I have that tea cup!!
Crazy: Now Part Of A Balanced Breakfast
I'd really like a break. Can I get one of those, please?
Dumb architect designed my house with an attic-mounted water heater. Guess what leaked last night? Guess how I found out? Grrrr. So I burned 4 hours of "vacation" this morning to replace a corroded copper pipe, and got a rude lesson in "regular pipe thread" versus "oh, look, that's a different thread type for this almost-proprietary compression fitting on your water heater". $100 later, everything is fine, and now my hands smell like copper, flux, and sandcloth.
Discovering the leak last night kept me up late trying to patch it with a fiberglass/epoxy patch from Home Depot. It didn't really work.
It looks like the other copper flex line is corroded and about to go, too. Better replace that soon.
But really, I'd like to slap that architect. Hard.
Man, Sis. We don't see you for how long and then you jump in with that sniper shot.
same hereFunny thing is, the first thing I thought of was, man, that had to take for ever.
Didn't we just have one? This will be a every other week event.
Maybe this will help?
You're a good man, I don't care what Rob says about you.
What was he thinking? That's friendship, alright!
I'd really like a break. Can I get one of those, please?
Dumb architect designed my house with an attic-mounted water heater. Guess what leaked last night? Guess how I found out? Grrrr. So I burned 4 hours of "vacation" this morning to replace a corroded copper pipe, and got a rude lesson in "regular pipe thread" versus "oh, look, that's a different thread type for this almost-proprietary compression fitting on your water heater". $100 later, everything is fine, and now my hands smell like copper, flux, and sandcloth.
Discovering the leak last night kept me up late trying to patch it with a fiberglass/epoxy patch from Home Depot. It didn't really work.
It looks like the other copper flex line is corroded and about to go, too. Better replace that soon.
But really, I'd like to slap that architect. Hard.
Sorry to hear that, Jesse. Hopefully there's not too much ceiling damage!
By the power vested in my by no one in particular, I hereby extend to you one regulation-style break. Use it in good health.
Now thats a soap scent your mom and dad should try!
Probably! Though to be honest, life will happen eventually (especially when the weather starts getting nicer) and you'll probably just leave me in your dust.
I don't know about that. Eventually, I will get my motorcycle out. This site is likely to have a severe lack of 007 knowledge at that point.