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re: Pecue/I-10 interchange

Posted by Maillard on 4/27/25 at 10:14 pm
so a food safety and interstate guru you are. you start some shite with some people. not starting shite with you but that is a long time for that construction.
that is a huge air filter to say it

re: Used power tools

Posted by Maillard on 4/9/25 at 10:18 pm
try estate sales. antiquetiger would approve.

re: Handle your alcohol

Posted by Maillard on 4/6/25 at 10:40 pm
where do you go to see all of this Carnage of alcoholics puking everywhere?
it's most likely stapled to the stud. Don't forget about fire blocking, especially if you have over 8-ft ceilings. hopefully the cable is loose for you. You could always just get a different Internet provider and have them put the box somewhere else.
what is a drag chopper? the water will pass through the limestone and when the water is higher we'll go over the top. it will hold some water with an aggregate but it should trade out on top and then dissipate below. I don't know how to help anymore, especially with a dragon chopper
gravel or limestone or crushed concrete would be a better choice.

re: Attic Insulation services

Posted by Maillard on 3/25/25 at 6:46 am
Before blowing insulation, I would recommend sealing up all the holes in your top plate around wires and pipes. The amount of conditioned air loss into the attic is tremendous. just walk all the top plates with a broom and a few cans of spray foam with gloves. That will be your biggest savings in my opinion.
have you been anywhere lately that customer service was stellar?

re: Is this a Deal Breaker ?

Posted by Maillard on 3/17/25 at 9:25 pm
Skinny women do have hollow vaginas. Fact.

re: Bulk Garden Soil Delivered

Posted by Maillard on 3/14/25 at 10:02 pm
That was a polite response. I like this board the most.
I bought my Yoder ys 640 when they first came out. I believe that's about 11 years ago now. I've burned close to 3,000 lb of pellets through it. The only issue I ever had was the thermostat and the igniter going out. They were cheap and I bought an extra one to always have one on hand.

When I got the unit originally it was on version 12 of the software. Every so often I would get a box in the mail with parts and a software update to upgrade my unit. They sent new fans, burn plate, heat deflector and so on. To have a company that stands behind their product like Yoder does is refreshing.

I am glad that I purchased mine when it was still a relatively affordable pit.

re: US vs. Austrian made Glocks

Posted by Maillard on 3/5/25 at 10:45 pm
This sounds like a political question.

re: Pocket knives

Posted by Maillard on 2/23/25 at 12:13 pm
Favorite knife. Slim sharp and quick.

re: Off the Hook

Posted by Maillard on 2/22/25 at 9:25 pm
They also get veterans discounts. It is solid food. When you get the shrimp plate it's more than you think. It's a good value to experience in my book. And they have those cool napkin dispensers that shoot them out at you.

re: Smoked Sausage Refrigerator Life

Posted by Maillard on 2/22/25 at 9:13 pm
Would always worries me is when they're within the fresh date and they're a little slimy sometimes. Doesn't smell bad but slimy which is weird for a cook.
1 1 1 1 1 1 do I have to finish out the number string cuz one is bad enough.
One poster put in a approximate age on the difference. The rest of y'all could be a 40-year Delta. That would make this more informative. I didn't look mine up but I graduated in the '90s early but I was a project of judge John Parker.
Imagine a virus that was created in China to killed old people. In China old people are just a drain especially on a communist society. Imagine that leaking out and taking care of all the old and elderly easily. I don't see how this camefromm a wet market.
There's a lot of nations in the world that don't want to pay out their fair due