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Put on jacket to leave work... bam... Death from above.

Under cooked when we tried them. Doesn't matter, Psy was right.. I just don't get excited about food. One of the little street tacos and then beer all night and I'm happy at WOB.

Unless you're old, I'm pretty sure you'll see it. SpaceX will make it happen.. probably sooner than later.

Lord Gavbrolean Bronapart is busy doing fun stuff. iiyakii is sitting in a box on 77's porch.

Good talk.

The SpaceX Falcon 9 launches Friday, if anyone is geek enough to care.

Hey. Just a fair warning. Tried their entrees twice. Regretted it both times. The apps were executed on another level.

Their entree's are worth a MEH and a half to be honest. I always regret getting them instead of just ordering apps and beer. Their street taco and flatbread appetizers are much better and really more than enough if you're going to rifle through a few decent beers.

One of the worst things about the job was when the customer couldn't afford to get new molding on top of the flooring they just had us install. I always felt so bad putting the old stuff up, it just never looked good. Go new, if it is an option. The coolest trick imo, is when you get to the...

Similarly, when our French class teacher would turn her back to the class.. we'd take her car keys out of her purse and click her car alarm out the window. Always scored us a good few minutes of no French while we waited for her to come back.

The most important thing to remember when working with metal like that, is to shake it really hard and make thunder noises with it for at least a good 5 minutes to make sure it works.

Winter finally came when spring got here. It looks nice at least.

I like wood.

If you're butting up to existing flooring, I'd put in a nice threshold piece. Especially if it is in a door or archway. We used roofing paper under all of our installs, even in the million dollar homes. It's heavy duty, insulates nicely and would lay flat during installation holding up to scuffs...

Exactly this. Start on the longest run of the room, rack out as much as you can and have someone cutting the end pieces.. done in no time. If you need any tips, let me know. Don't need to measure anything after the first row.

Looks pretty cool with the corrugated steel. I don't know what to do, still shopping ideas before I draw it up. Debating making one I can move around or not.

We used a 5 gallon one for small projects. It kind of depends on the wood. If it is a really hard wood, you'll be lucky to get full penetration with one nail. Pulling nails and wasting boards is the worst possible situation.

I'm with ya josh.. can't wait for it to warm up so I can replace all the windows on my garage. Get it insulated. Drywall. Build a bar. etc..