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Michael Jones said:Don't leave a hammer on the top step of an 8' step ladder.![]()
Not... not a good thing to do. hmm mmm. nope.
Same goes for a box of crews, a cutter or a drill.
Michael Jones said:Don't leave a hammer on the top step of an 8' step ladder.![]()
Not... not a good thing to do. hmm mmm. nope.
"Ass mosaics" -- I just about spewed my pepsi all over the console after reading that..........!!!!!! ROFLMAOfrederic said:3. When falling off piano stools, do not keep three multi color sharpies in your back pocket, unless you want to stain the floor, your jeans, your underwear, and your ass. Ass Mosaics are not fashionable.
knightfly said:BTW, those Laminating screws working OK for the sheet rock layer? So far, I've yet to even SEE one, only saw them mentioned in the USG handbook and couldn't find them locally... Steve
1) When measuring the sheetrock to cut out the hole for a light, be sure you have your bearings straight as to which side will be left and which will be right. Otherwise, you hol dwill be in the opposite corner of the sheet it needs to be.
not let them help you. They generally do not hear the words "Step only on the top of the rafters!!!"
wasps will not get near that, they will sting you. Meanwhile, your friend is still flailing around so reference #4 - again.
6) Studs on 18" centers suck for insulating.
9) When asking your wife to remove the splinter you acquired in your ass while shifting among the rafters, it is best to do this out of earshot of anyone but your wife as she instinctively want to view the situation right then. [/B]
When it's finally finished and ready to make music, make sure you sign up for music lessons, since your chops havehave atrophied in the 4 years it took you to do all this.
Ain't that the truth. Makes you wonder "what was I thinking"Its one thing to be in a position to just get in and get it done. It's another animal to hold a day job to pay for it, study