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Old 01-11-2010, 12:11 PM
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This is funny, and amazing in a bad way.
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Grammar fail:
Save money, just use nail gun nails,
they will hold is up till your out of town.
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Those pics wrinkle my brain.
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Saved the best for last.
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I was watching Holmes on Homes one time when they were remodeling someones basement..and needless to say, I think some of those pictures came from that house **** was insane, multiple junction boxes to other junction boxes behind multiple layers of drywall, wiring run up the chimney to go from one place to another, wires in junction boxes just twisted together... oh it was a mess.
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Old 01-11-2010, 02:15 PM
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i watch that show all the time, in fact i watched it last night.
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Mike Holmes is Canadian bitches!
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Old 01-11-2010, 02:23 PM
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so is everyone else on HGTV and Nickelodeon.
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Old 01-11-2010, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Braineack
i watch that show all the time, in fact i watched it last night.
Did you happen to see the one I'm talking about or was my description too vague?
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its like every one, but im pretty sure I know the one... was it the one he eventually puts a little hidden kids room in behind a closet?
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Old 01-11-2010, 04:47 PM
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There, I Fixed It: Epic Kludges + Jury Rigs
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Exactly why I do everything myself, to avoid Jim Bob ******* my **** up. I loved the multiple exhaust fan to plumbing vent with the vent Y's pointing upward to make it more efficient for the plumbing gases to feed into your exhaust fans when they are turned off.
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My tenant once complained of a stagnant water smell coming from the washer-dryer hookups (which they don't use). So we called a handyman out (should have been a plumber, that's who we called next) and his solution...seal the area off with a piece of plywood. Yeah...
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Originally Posted by kotomile
My tenant once complained of a stagnant water smell coming from the washer-dryer hookups (which they don't use). So we called a handyman out (should have been a plumber, that's who we called next) and his solution...seal the area off with a piece of plywood. Yeah...
Why fix it when you can just hide it and forget about it? That **** drives me crazy. Some people work harder at trying to get out of work than they would if they would just go ahead and do what they need to do to get a job done.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
its like every one, but im pretty sure I know the one... was it the one he eventually puts a little hidden kids room in behind a closet?
Belive so... and the water heater vent was plummed into the chimney as well (before renovations).
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