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Failures
- Thread starter silentwriter180
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I thought everyone celebrated Haleenlow??
Milo Willamson
Android Expert
I guess that's better than HAPPY VALEN DAY TINES...
(unless you're a store selling forks...)
(unless you're a store selling forks...)
No thank you. I've been high in the air on questionable scaffolding hoisting old bridge timbers for beams but at least I was on my feet.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
Sure that isn't T Hanks Giving?
BrickHouse
Android Expert
I wouldn't dare using stilts on anything other than a SOLID floor.
I trimmed a house once that sat on the corner of the entrance to the addition and a main road. There was an island to separate traffic in front of the house. The plan should have been reversed on the lot and have a right loading garage vs the left so that the owner could exit the main road and drive past the island to access the drive. As it was built, the owner would have to either choose the wrong lane to get into the drive or do a u-turn beyond the island and approach the drive from the other direction.
BrickHouse
Android Expert
Perhaps the architect should have been a southpaw and therefore in his right mind.
Or could there have been a "blonde" factor involved?
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I trimmed most all of the homes the builder mentioned built. He was not known for his cleverness. He built a lot of homes and the money flow always looked good. The problem was he wasn't pulling a profit and he went broke. It didn't stop there... He torched one of his completed homes to gain the insurance money and was prosecuted for insurance fraud and went to prison. He was a nice guy and built quality homes and with a slow down of the economy went broke and desperate. Amazingly, he owed most all subcontractors and suppliers big bucks but owed me nothing. I got lucky.