Stop in for a cup of coffee
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My grandfather used to absolutely love that show, but as a kid I just didn't see the appeal of it.
But I sure do now!
Bottom row third from the right my family always told me she was my mom's second cousin.. forgot all about this till I seen the picture
BR 549My grandfather used to absolutely love that show, but as a kid I just didn't see the appeal of it.
But I sure do now!
And I bet Jodee can run a backhoe! LOL
Good morning. Decided to take a morning walk before it started to rain and of course it decided to rain before I finished my walk.
Yep I'm soaked.
Yep I'm soaked.
Grandpa Jones was the brains I understand and kept it creative
Oops!
Heard they were supposed to stop at Maryland International Raceway for drag week this Friday
Yep, same here but I was just walking from the shop to the house and it went from a drizzle to a ground pounding rain, had to change my shirt for the day
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Sad story. Car is hurt but not too bad. The guy has talked to insurance. Now to find nice parts. I see quite a few tail light assm's on E bay but they are all pretty pitted. I have a couple extra parts. I hope I can help the guy out. Classic Cars and Cell Phones Don't Mix Well
Ouch!
More of a weave into the drops is more my luck.Figured you would just weave through the drops Fred.
I usually walk slowly through the rain... my theory is that if I walk slowly, then only the drops coming straight down hit me. If you run then you increase the number of drops that hit you because you run into them.
"Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper?"
Sounds like they put too heavy of springs in so they can tow the trailer but it’s creating too much pressure to slip any on launch
I usually walk slowly through the rain... my theory is that if I walk slowly, then only the drops coming straight down hit me. If you run then you increase the number of drops that hit you because you run into them.
Looks like the contractor sealed and spray foamed the exterior of the basement today already. This was an added perk I chose, we didn’t need it as with both the fibers and the water proofing additive in the concrete already, it’d been water tight but to me, it was worth the extra 1500 bucks for him to do it. The sealer goes in first, then they foam it at grade level with closed cell foam. In a couple hours, this will be fully expanded and about an inch thick, giving a r6 value right off the bat while protecting the sealant from the gravel back fill
Morning .
As a kid, that was our job on my dad's job sites.... rolling and brushing tar onto the concrete before backfilling
Smart! Now's the time....
We're getting moisture in one of our finished walls in the basement (a "sloped" walkout wall, like your first picture above), and when I dug down to check for waterproofing I found....NADA. As in Nada damn thing. So now I'm scrambling, and trying to find a good contractor who can excavate it out and do the job right before the snow flies.
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It's Fairlane Friday!
Good morning
Good morning
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