ChannelCat29

The advice about using skillsaw to cut strips in the floor is effective. Also the hammerdrills are a lifesaver at times. If it is coming up easily go to hardware store buy two flathoes and ram the edge underneath the wood. I have gotten two to three feet of flathoe under the wood at times then pried up 7 or 8 planks at once.

Rock bass is what we always called them

I don't know for sure but I think Dare would be a game changer on the d-line would really like him to start at end position opposite of Lawrence

Who will be starters and who will be major contributors?

For mold to grow. Moisture must be present it also needs temperature to be right in the state of Louisiana it might have been to cold for mold to grow like 4 or 5 days this year. Mold also requires a food source anything organic (wood studs the paper on sheet rock is also a food source for mold) learned this taking classes for tile showers

This is true. I do tile floors and showers. There are many different concrete products in a wide range of uses from Portland cement and sand for bricks and dry pack mudbeds (showers) my advice would be to walk into local acme brick and ask what product to use ( probably something close to what they would use in the swimming pools that don't have liners in them)

Does he have to tearout oldschool metal lath subway tile tubsurround and wainscoat around the entire batbroom.

Rebels deafeated Trojans last night. D. Hutchinson Cam Wright and all an state safety from last year whose is playing cornerback this year. Heard there was a kid in Alexandria that was a can't miss dline prospect who is he. Guess he doesn't play for Ash

Glad the ground n pound threat is back