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T Bell said:
Guster said:
About to pack up and call it a day - heading up to Windsor for a weekend of debauchery with some friends, oh and the Detroit Auto Show

:banned: :thumbup:

I probably won't have a chance to update the squares pool, but if anyone wants in, there are still 40 squares left after the YSRs got theirs.
How much are the squares?
$25
is it prorated if i pick bad numbers like 5&2
 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that. Maybe that's my forte...taking small, inexpensive tasks and turning them into laborious, expensive, outsourced jobs.

Up next, installing mini-blinds in my daughter's room. Easy enough? Seems easy enough. I'm now convinced that the makers of these blinds purposefully give you horrendous instructions so that idiots like me will call in experts to install the blinds for them. I searched the internet for videos on how to install the blinds I bought and struck out. Finally, I just chanced it. Long story short, my wife had to hang them.

If you need me, I'll be giving stock tips down at the OTB, as well as fashion tips, dating advice and how to make your assets sweat.
I think we've all documented how these projects take 4 times as long and cost twice as much as anticipated, but what could you have possibly done to the toilet that would need a plumber? Changing a flapper should cost $3 and take 3 minutes. I can only guess that you leaned on the tank and broke the bowl.

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that. Maybe that's my forte...taking small, inexpensive tasks and turning them into laborious, expensive, outsourced jobs.

Up next, installing mini-blinds in my daughter's room. Easy enough? Seems easy enough. I'm now convinced that the makers of these blinds purposefully give you horrendous instructions so that idiots like me will call in experts to install the blinds for them. I searched the internet for videos on how to install the blinds I bought and struck out. Finally, I just chanced it. Long story short, my wife had to hang them.

If you need me, I'll be giving stock tips down at the OTB, as well as fashion tips, dating advice and how to make your assets sweat.
I think we've all documented how these projects take 4 times as long and cost twice as much as anticipated, but what could you have possibly done to the toilet that would need a plumber? Changing a flapper should cost $3 and take 3 minutes. I can only guess that you leaned on the tank and broke the bowl.
I think I want pics. No- the hell with pics, I want a flapper video.

I want to see GM do an un-Bob Vila video.

 
Windor? Ice fishing? Sound cool enough, but nothing like what we got going on in the 'burbs tonight.

PINEWOOD DERBY WEIGH-IN NIGHT, MOTHER ####ERS!

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that. Maybe that's my forte...taking small, inexpensive tasks and turning them into laborious, expensive, outsourced jobs.

Up next, installing mini-blinds in my daughter's room. Easy enough? Seems easy enough. I'm now convinced that the makers of these blinds purposefully give you horrendous instructions so that idiots like me will call in experts to install the blinds for them. I searched the internet for videos on how to install the blinds I bought and struck out. Finally, I just chanced it. Long story short, my wife had to hang them.

If you need me, I'll be giving stock tips down at the OTB, as well as fashion tips, dating advice and how to make your assets sweat.
I think we've all documented how these projects take 4 times as long and cost twice as much as anticipated, but what could you have possibly done to the toilet that would need a plumber? Changing a flapper should cost $3 and take 3 minutes. I can only guess that you leaned on the tank and broke the bowl.
I'm going to guess he did something to the stop valve/supply line. Maybe the refill tube...stripped or broke it.

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that. Maybe that's my forte...taking small, inexpensive tasks and turning them into laborious, expensive, outsourced jobs.

Up next, installing mini-blinds in my daughter's room. Easy enough? Seems easy enough. I'm now convinced that the makers of these blinds purposefully give you horrendous instructions so that idiots like me will call in experts to install the blinds for them. I searched the internet for videos on how to install the blinds I bought and struck out. Finally, I just chanced it. Long story short, my wife had to hang them.

If you need me, I'll be giving stock tips down at the OTB, as well as fashion tips, dating advice and how to make your assets sweat.
I think we've all documented how these projects take 4 times as long and cost twice as much as anticipated, but what could you have possibly done to the toilet that would need a plumber? Changing a flapper should cost $3 and take 3 minutes. I can only guess that you leaned on the tank and broke the bowl.
I'm going to guess he did something to the stop valve/supply line. Maybe the refill tube...stripped or broke it.
Flapper repair talk: activated

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that. Maybe that's my forte...taking small, inexpensive tasks and turning them into laborious, expensive, outsourced jobs.

Up next, installing mini-blinds in my daughter's room. Easy enough? Seems easy enough. I'm now convinced that the makers of these blinds purposefully give you horrendous instructions so that idiots like me will call in experts to install the blinds for them. I searched the internet for videos on how to install the blinds I bought and struck out. Finally, I just chanced it. Long story short, my wife had to hang them.

If you need me, I'll be giving stock tips down at the OTB, as well as fashion tips, dating advice and how to make your assets sweat.
I think we've all documented how these projects take 4 times as long and cost twice as much as anticipated, but what could you have possibly done to the toilet that would need a plumber? Changing a flapper should cost $3 and take 3 minutes. I can only guess that you leaned on the tank and broke the bowl.
I'm going to guess he did something to the stop valve/supply line. Maybe the refill tube...stripped or broke it.
Flapper repair talk: activated
Better or worse than InvestmentChat?

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that. Maybe that's my forte...taking small, inexpensive tasks and turning them into laborious, expensive, outsourced jobs.

Up next, installing mini-blinds in my daughter's room. Easy enough? Seems easy enough. I'm now convinced that the makers of these blinds purposefully give you horrendous instructions so that idiots like me will call in experts to install the blinds for them. I searched the internet for videos on how to install the blinds I bought and struck out. Finally, I just chanced it. Long story short, my wife had to hang them.

If you need me, I'll be giving stock tips down at the OTB, as well as fashion tips, dating advice and how to make your assets sweat.
I think we've all documented how these projects take 4 times as long and cost twice as much as anticipated, but what could you have possibly done to the toilet that would need a plumber? Changing a flapper should cost $3 and take 3 minutes. I can only guess that you leaned on the tank and broke the bowl.
I'm going to guess he did something to the stop valve/supply line. Maybe the refill tube...stripped or broke it.
Flapper repair talk: activated
Better or worse than InvestmentChat?
Not really sure. He started talking about the Mali Thunderdome and I thought he was still talking about toilets.

 
im guessing overflow tube and really not that bad a fix

he broke it trying to pop off the flapper

 
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My brother has 3 flapper issues that I have to fix because he's a lvl 0 handyman. I'll be bringing my Plunger of Might (+2)
When I was in middle school, my cousin who was about 2 years older brought his Dungeon Master's Guide to our family vacation and got my brother and me to play. We only over played when he was around, but it was always a big deal to him and his friends.

This week, that same cousin was appointed a district court judge by the Governor of his state. I have a woodworker friend making him a Gavel of Wisdom (+3) that I'm going to give him at his installation.
I never played D&D but that's all kinds of awesome.

Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that.
:lmao:

I have no idea how this is even possible unless you were using a jackhammer or something.
"It doesn't seem to fit...Kellen, get me my 5-iron."
:lmao:

 
You guys need to cut GM some slack. It's hard for him to tell where he stops and the porcelain of the toilet begins.

 
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Uruk-Hai said:
Guster said:
About to pack up and call it a day - heading up to Windsor for a weekend of debauchery with some friends, oh and the Detroit Auto Show

:banned: :thumbup:

I probably won't have a chance to update the squares pool, but if anyone wants in, there are still 40 squares left after the YSRs got theirs.
Have fun, GBG!

And there's no way you come in hotter than GM did at coshole. Hell, I was in bed when he got there only to wake up to a GM monologue in my room. The paleness of it all made it especially ethereal - it was like the Moon was talking to me and I woke up mid-sentence. Then, like that - he was gone.

(likely to go looking for BBQ sauce in his underwear)
:lmao:

I'm the ghost of Jacob Malaise.....ooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhh
Fortunately for UH you were also the ghost of cornholes yet to come.
Come to think of it, GM WAS wearing chains he had forged in life. I think I asked Stoner Poodle to buy us the biggest goose in the butcher's window but he instead dragged Ms cos' purse-full-of-meat into the garden.
meat purse, you say?

 
Limp Jr Behavior Log

January 24, 2014 at 9:18 AM

Date: 1/24/2014

Comments: Limp Jr was using inappropriate language during homeroom time in regards to another students dress.
Thank goodness she's not his English Teacher.


 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that. Maybe that's my forte...taking small, inexpensive tasks and turning them into laborious, expensive, outsourced jobs.

Up next, installing mini-blinds in my daughter's room. Easy enough? Seems easy enough. I'm now convinced that the makers of these blinds purposefully give you horrendous instructions so that idiots like me will call in experts to install the blinds for them. I searched the internet for videos on how to install the blinds I bought and struck out. Finally, I just chanced it. Long story short, my wife had to hang them.

If you need me, I'll be giving stock tips down at the OTB, as well as fashion tips, dating advice and how to make your assets sweat.
but you can now change a bike tire tube! or was it brakes... i forget
No, I can't do that either. I tried. My uselessness knows no bounds.

 
Bob Sacamano said:
Idiot Boxer said:
YSR said:
In the process of planning a lake weekend with pink pants, et al. Will keep you posted, IB.
:wub:
I suppose this is the upside of FB. Though it would be better if there were a swap program worked into it somehow. IB should be able to "Like" pink pants and then work out some kind of deal where his wife goes away and pink pants appears for some period of time. I mean, without all the trouble of hiding a body and lengthy trials and whatnot. Like a Foreign Exchange Student program, but without the chance that you end up with a dude.
I actually just looked through her FB to see if I could link a bikini pic or something to sweeten the pot and she's one of those sweet girls who just doesn't post that stuff. :shrug:

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that.
:lmao:

I have no idea how this is even possible unless you were using a jackhammer or something.
Well, I pulled off the old flapper pretty easily. It looked like an old diaphragm. I tried to put the new one on, but I wasn't sure where it hooked into. So then I saw this thing that looked like Homer Simpson's drinking bird and tried to loosen it up in hopes that the flapper would connect there. But when I bent it backwards to try and gain some leverage to loosen it up, something that looks very important and not easily replaceable snapped off. Like a bracket or something. I thought about using gorrila glue, but man, this is a toilet. I don't want to be jerryrigging something so vital to our daily existence. Well, after the bracket snapped off, I called my plumber, who is quite nice and very reasonable and after laughing at me agreed to meet me today. He usually books a week out, so he must have sensed my desperation and pitied me like most women who ever slept with me.

I hate housing projects.

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that.
:lmao:

I have no idea how this is even possible unless you were using a jackhammer or something.
"It doesn't seem to fit...Kellen, get me my 5-iron."
:lmao:
GODD DAMN IT!!!! :lmao:

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that.
:lmao:

I have no idea how this is even possible unless you were using a jackhammer or something.
Well, I pulled off the old flapper pretty easily. It looked like an old diaphragm. I tried to put the new one on, but I wasn't sure where it hooked into. So then I saw this thing that looked like Homer Simpson's drinking bird and tried to loosen it up in hopes that the flapper would connect there. But when I bent it backwards to try and gain some leverage to loosen it up, something that looks very important and not easily replaceable snapped off. Like a bracket or something. I thought about using gorrila glue, but man, this is a toilet. I don't want to be jerryrigging something so vital to our daily existence. Well, after the bracket snapped off, I called my plumber, who is quite nice and very reasonable and after laughing at me agreed to meet me today. He usually books a week out, so he must have sensed my desperation and pitied me like most women who ever slept with me.

I hate housing projects.
I love that you know your plumber's routine.

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that.
:lmao:

I have no idea how this is even possible unless you were using a jackhammer or something.
Well, I pulled off the old flapper pretty easily. It looked like an old diaphragm. I tried to put the new one on, but I wasn't sure where it hooked into. So then I saw this thing that looked like Homer Simpson's drinking bird and tried to loosen it up in hopes that the flapper would connect there. But when I bent it backwards to try and gain some leverage to loosen it up, something that looks very important and not easily replaceable snapped off. Like a bracket or something. I thought about using gorrila glue, but man, this is a toilet. I don't want to be jerryrigging something so vital to our daily existence. Well, after the bracket snapped off, I called my plumber, who is quite nice and very reasonable and after laughing at me agreed to meet me today. He usually books a week out, so he must have sensed my desperation and pitied me like most women who ever slept with me.

I hate housing projects.
I love that you know your plumber's routine.
I probably call him more than most. :bag:

 
My brother has 3 flapper issues that I have to fix because he's a lvl 0 handyman. I'll be bringing my Plunger of Might (+2)
Can you come fix my TV?
The new one or the ####ty one?
The older new one. The one where the HDMI ports fell off.
Are they just loose inside? Might just need to crack it open and re-adhere them.
Yes and it's already cracked open, I just don't know how/have the tools to restick them in there.

 
My brother has 3 flapper issues that I have to fix because he's a lvl 0 handyman. I'll be bringing my Plunger of Might (+2)
Can you come fix my TV?
The new one or the ####ty one?
The older new one. The one where the HDMI ports fell off.
Are they just loose inside? Might just need to crack it open and re-adhere them.
Yes and it's already cracked open, I just don't know how/have the tools to restick them in there.
This

 
My brother has 3 flapper issues that I have to fix because he's a lvl 0 handyman. I'll be bringing my Plunger of Might (+2)
Can you come fix my TV?
The new one or the ####ty one?
The older new one. The one where the HDMI ports fell off.
Are they just loose inside? Might just need to crack it open and re-adhere them.
Yes and it's already cracked open, I just don't know how/have the tools to restick them in there.
you need some 3-in-1 oil and some gauge pads
 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that.
:lmao:

I have no idea how this is even possible unless you were using a jackhammer or something.
Well, I pulled off the old flapper pretty easily. It looked like an old diaphragm. I tried to put the new one on, but I wasn't sure where it hooked into. So then I saw this thing that looked like Homer Simpson's drinking bird and tried to loosen it up in hopes that the flapper would connect there. But when I bent it backwards to try and gain some leverage to loosen it up, something that looks very important and not easily replaceable snapped off. Like a bracket or something. I thought about using gorrila glue, but man, this is a toilet. I don't want to be jerryrigging something so vital to our daily existence. Well, after the bracket snapped off, I called my plumber, who is quite nice and very reasonable and after laughing at me agreed to meet me today. He usually books a week out, so he must have sensed my desperation and pitied me like most women who ever slept with me.

I hate housing projects.
Racist

 
Thought I'd do some home repairs yesterday, which, as you might imagine, is not really my forte (not sure what is). First on the to do list was to fix a busted flapper on a toilet. Seemed easy enough on the 2 minute youtube clip I watched. Yadda yadda yadda, I have a plumber coming over at 2pm today to fix a much larger issue that was non-existent before General Misfortune put on his tool belt and wizard hat. What should have been a 10 dollar fix is going to cost me at least 20 times that.
:lmao:

I have no idea how this is even possible unless you were using a jackhammer or something.
Well, I pulled off the old flapper pretty easily. It looked like an old diaphragm. I tried to put the new one on, but I wasn't sure where it hooked into. So then I saw this thing that looked like Homer Simpson's drinking bird and tried to loosen it up in hopes that the flapper would connect there. But when I bent it backwards to try and gain some leverage to loosen it up, something that looks very important and not easily replaceable snapped off. Like a bracket or something. I thought about using gorrila glue, but man, this is a toilet. I don't want to be jerryrigging something so vital to our daily existence. Well, after the bracket snapped off, I called my plumber, who is quite nice and very reasonable and after laughing at me agreed to meet me today. He usually books a week out, so he must have sensed my desperation and pitied me like most women who ever slept with me.

I hate housing projects.
Racist
:lmao:

 

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