ReplyHilarious!
See Boss, I told ya this forum would fill up.
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Now I am positive I have seen everything......hahahahaha
[Edited by Boss on 12-28-2003 at 10:17 PM]
"And remember my sentimental friend......that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others" - Wizard of Oz.
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That's Friggin' Classic
Hilarious!
See Boss, I told ya this forum would fill up.
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That thing looks like something from a carnival!
There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action....Mark Twain
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It was nice of you to donate this plenum to the local neighborhood play ground. All the little kiddies will now have a bean bag toss game.
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I must be in the twighlight zone, took me 5 minutes to get up off the floor, after I fell laughing!
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This is like the guy that burn his house down while using his homemade wood stove. He made the stove out of wood hence that made it a wood stove.
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he can use it now to be a smoker...
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If your going to be critical be accurate.the tech in question used imitation wood panneling not masonite.you can clearly see the plank separations in the photo.please document observed supidities more acurrately in future . after all, you have to give the dummy his due.
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"And remember my sentimental friend......that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others" - Wizard of Oz.
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That 2nd pick looks like the siding on my house. That must have been one heavy monster.
Breeze
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What I love most is that entire row of nails which missed the 2 x 2 as they traveld through the Masonite siding!
Yes, that is exterior siding, made from Masonite or some equivalent product. If it had been installed as siding, it would have rotted in 5 years or less and HO could have been part of the class action lawsuit!
Hindsight is NOT a plan!
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HAHAHA!!!
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Look how clean it is? Steve, did you vacuum that thing out before u took the pic?
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I stand corrected,thats masonite. Its moot how ever .I wasnt so much correcting ,as undelining the absurdity by nitpicking . This is so ridiculous and not to be beleived , I was completely dumfounded. my apologies if my comment was misinterpreted. No disrepect or chop busting meant.
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I think it looks like whats left of an outhouse that's been shot with a
shotgun.. Or a outhouse with the holes in the wrong place..
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We don't need no stinkin' tin knocker
McGyver Heating and cooling. They also use coat hangers and rubberbands for control wiring.
Norelay
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You're real close, they used water hose to hang the flex!Originally posted by norelay
McGyver Heating and cooling. They also use coat hangers and rubberbands for control wiring.
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"And remember my sentimental friend......that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others" - Wizard of Oz.
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will the real hvac pro " please stand up.
thats how we always did it back home'
it,s real quiet, also'
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that reminds me of the apartment that i lived in. The place had no ductwork at all. The air handler was connected to the space between the ceiling and the attic. then holes were cut around the apartment for the air to "leak" into the apt
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But realize that this job is going to be acceptable to the City of Little Rock now. Masonite is a very hard material that requires a battery operated circular saw to cut it, and hammer and nails to attach it - an air nailer if the installer is a real PRO. Or for hand tools, a utility knife to score and snap it, and a caulk gun with liquid nails to attach it. But, it is very solid material that will hold up for a real long time, so it must be good!
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