Deaddog Saloon

[AdorableKaren]

Pre you should make these as a side job? Lol

 

[ahtoxa]

Pre you should make these as a side job? Lol

Hey ChrisJ, looks like it's the right size to hang this on your dongle and use it as the shocker. Perfect facial expression on it, too.

 

[$ub$onic]

Hey ChrisJ, looks like it's the right size to hang this on your dongle and use it as the shocker. Perfect facial expression on it, too.

I damn near fell out of the chair.

 

[AdorableKaren]

ChrisJ they are $15 and you can purchase them here
https://www.etsy.com/listing/98314933/sloth-miniature-felt-plush-stuffed?ref=market

hahaha opcorn:

 

[ChrisJ]

Hey ChrisJ, looks like it's the right size to hang this on your dongle and use it as the shocker. Perfect facial expression on it, too.

I damn near fell out of the chair.

ChrisJ they are $15 and you can purchase them here
https://www.etsy.com/listing/98314933/sloth-miniature-felt-plush-stuffed?ref=market

hahaha opcorn:

So, I read it, then scroll down and $ub kinda closes the deal, and a scroll down more and Karen goes in for the KO.

Screw all of you.

 

[ahtoxa]

Screw all of you.

Not with that hanging on your dongle.

 

[ChrisJ]

Not with that hanging on your dongle.

 

[mitdr774]

I had the big maple tree in my front yard cut down due to some issues from it. One of them being roots in poo pipe headed out to the street. I have had to have the drain cleaned out every year that I have owned the house. I had a false sense of hope that I wouldnt have to do it this year. NOPE. Sewer backed up again. Once the water went down and I got a good look in the clean outs, all I could see in the one was tree roots. Guess I know what phone call I have to make at break time tomorrow.

 

[$ub$onic]

I had the big maple tree in my front yard cut down due to some issues from it. One of them being roots in poo pipe headed out to the street. I have had to have the drain cleaned out every year that I have owned the house. I had a false sense of hope that I wouldnt have to do it this year. NOPE. Sewer backed up again. Once the water went down and I got a good look in the clean outs, all I could see in the one was tree roots. Guess I know what phone call I have to make at break time tomorrow.

Fun times

 

[ChrisJ]

I had the big maple tree in my front yard cut down due to some issues from it. One of them being roots in poo pipe headed out to the street. I have had to have the drain cleaned out every year that I have owned the house. I had a false sense of hope that I wouldnt have to do it this year. NOPE. Sewer backed up again. Once the water went down and I got a good look in the clean outs, all I could see in the one was tree roots. Guess I know what phone call I have to make at break time tomorrow.

Eeew.

 

[mitdr774]

 

[$ub$onic]

 

[ChrisJ]

Our soil pipe was installed in 1910 when the town put sewers in. Luckily it's had zero issues and I hope it stays that way.

It's odd too, at least to me because ours and the neighbors is painted a glossy black color where I'm used to seeing them just bare iron. Like all of the 4" iron is painted shiny black.

 

[mitdr774]

From the house to the street is PVC. Apparently that was replaced a few years before I purchased the house. Everything under the basement is from 1965. I suspect I will be breaking up the floor and replacing everything with PVC. That should be a fun project.

 

[ChrisJ]

Bought these Pass & Seymour "Hard use" Spec grade receptacles to put in the baby's room.

Curious how people feel about the more robust "clamping rear entry" type connections these have rather than the cheesy stick the wire in and it locks in type. I always hear about guys bashing the rear type connections but I'm assuming they mean the stick in and lock type rather than this.



mitdr774, thoughts?

 

[mitdr774]

That style is really intended more for stranded wire, but will work with solid. Try one and see how it clamps down on the solid wire. If you think its too loose you can always just wrap the solid around the screw like on a standard use device.


The back stab style should be illegal due to the fire hazard they can create.

 

[ChrisJ]

That style is really intended more for stranded wire, but will work with solid. Try one and see how it clamps down on the solid wire. If you think its too loose you can always just wrap the solid around the screw like on a standard use device.


The back stab style should be illegal due to the fire hazard they can create.

Really?
I've never seen receptacles connected with stranded wire?

 

[ahtoxa]

From the house to the street is PVC. Apparently that was replaced a few years before I purchased the house. Everything under the basement is from 1965. I suspect I will be breaking up the floor and replacing everything with PVC. That should be a fun project.

And ChrisJ wonders why I don't want to own a house when I don't have a family, which necessitates a house. This is a good example of why.

 

[ChrisJ]

And ChrisJ wonders why I don't want to own a house when I don't have a family, which necessitates a house. This is a good example of why.

Yes,
And I still wonder why you don't.

I'd rather live in my own home on my own land (which I rent from the town via property taxes) and have to use an outhouse in the back yard than to live in an apartment complex with the fanciest bathroom in existence.

And I mean that.


Occasional $hitpipe problems aren't a big deal and if you were a man like mitdr774 you wouldn't be all whiny about it. Take the dress off and buy a house.

 

[tommylama]

I'd rather have a townhouse or an apartment that I own. I don't need/want a lot of my own greenspace. I'll just go to the park.