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Trip Daddy X posted:probably not because you are gonna send me the sugar free Haribo ones that are like rear end napalm No man they will be the good ones those ones that are just red, orange, and an amber colour. They are a little bit chewier and they taste a lot better, I don't know what they are called but they are the superior gummi bear
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mookface posted:It's dataCENTRE you philistines! this is America motherfucker
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gnarlyhotep posted:how many hours is that, I refuse to do math or think right now About 16 hours from now. Thanks in advance. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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yea but you still die in that guy's family's fire so this pleases me
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PixieDreamGirl posted:About 16 hours from now. Thanks in advance. np, good night sweet pix
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gnarlyhotep posted:np, good night sweet pix Until we meet again my love
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gnarlyhotep posted:np, good night sweet pix Any moment now right?
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PixieDreamGirl posted:Any moment now right? oh sorry, it has to be approved by an admin for anything over 6 hours I can give you a 6 hour now if you like
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gnarlyhotep posted:oh sorry, it has to be approved by an admin for anything over 6 hours Nah, I'll wait for the 16hrs. Thanks for the Heads Up.
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PixieDreamGirl posted:About 16 hours from now. Thanks in advance. this is some friggin good moderating folks everybody look here and applaud
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nomadologique posted:this is some friggin good moderating folks Strongly disagree, wrong hour count. Pixieposter is just gonna binge hardcore on SA posts 4 hours before deadline.
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gnarly obv woulda given him 16 but the SA forums are just too restricting in their hour allotments! ugh the system bites another perfectly honest poster githr in the rear end
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I'm in the middle of remodeling the downstairs bathroom, the one off the kitchen. I already replaced the tub and put in a tub/shower shell, and I am in the middle of rebuilding the wall around it and mudding the drywall. Day 2 of that, very dusty. After that we'll paint it, install new bath fan and shower lights, and then I am putting in ceramic tile flooring... I am kind of stressing that part because I have never worked with tile before. I bought a how-to book and it should be fine, but I always sweat a little when starting a project like this when I am completely newb at it. Thanks for asking.
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GORDON posted:I'm in the middle of remodeling the downstairs bathroom, the one off the kitchen. I already replaced the tub and put in a tub/shower shell, and I am in the middle of rebuilding the wall around it and mudding the drywall. Day 2 of that, very dusty. Gotta replace a tub in my house. How hard of a job was it? I've done several ceramic tile floors. Make sure the floor is nice and level, and use a good amount of the adhesive. If you lay a tile and you can tap on it and it sounds hollow, you didn't use enough and dropping something on the tile will end up shattering it. Also, inspect your tile before laying it. One case I purchased, almost every single tile was not flat, it bubbled up in the middle. Whole case was garbage.
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mookface posted:Holy poo poo gnarly it didn't take you very long to grow mad with power you aint seen nothin yet
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Trip Daddy X posted:Gotta replace a tub in my house. How hard of a job was it? I was removing a fiberglass tub that someone (me) slipped in and put their knee through the side of. Removing it was easy enough, I just took out my reciprocating saw and cut it in half, removing both halves. After disconnecting the plumbing, of course. Getting TO the plumbing can be a challenge if it is behind a finished wall, mine happened to have an access panel. The old shower enclosure was literally just some plastic glued to the wall... it was proper-shower stuff, but very cheap. I bought a tub and shell that was built to go together (I bought all the materials for the entire project during a Menard's 11% off sale. Got $300 back, yowza). The length of the new tub was 1 inch longer than the length of the old tub, so I had to move the "floating wall," I called it. It was a cosmetic wall 6 inches out from the proper wall that was built specifically to butt up properly against the old tub. Pulled the 4 nails securing it to floor and ceiling, and I could adjust it as needed without having to rebuild the whole thing. Tub and shell instructions said to put it all directly against the studs, so I had some drywall to remove. Not difficult, but messy. It was my first time doing a tub. but I just followed the directions. Two days ago I framed in the new drywall (I have done drywall before, so not scary), yesterday I taped the seams and applied the first coat of mud, today I sanded and applied the second coat of mud. This is the dusty phase. I figure probably 2 more mud cycles until i am happy with it. I will heed your advice about the tiling. Everyone tells my I MUST put cement board down first. I tell them my existing floor is perfectly flat, but they insist. I guess I will cave to the peer pressure.
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GORDON posted:I was removing a fiberglass tub that someone (me) slipped in and put their knee through the side of. Removing it was easy enough, I just took out my reciprocating saw and cut it in half, removing both halves. After disconnecting the plumbing, of course. Getting TO the plumbing can be a challenge if it is behind a finished wall, mine happened to have an access panel. What is the existing floor? If it's cement or existing tile, then don't bother with the cement board If it's something flexible, then yes, put down cement board. The first tiling I ever did was on subfloor in my front entryway. Eventually due to the floor flexing from constantly being walked on, all of the grout cracked and broke apart. I tore everything up, laid cement board, no issues after that.
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starwarsbetamax is dead, and like lincoln, before we could see his vision for rebuilding the forums/south come to fruition, and instead we now have gnarly/andrew johnson.
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Trip Daddy X posted:What is the existing floor? If it's cement or existing tile, then don't bother with the cement board If it's something flexible, then yes, put down cement board. The first tiling I ever did was on subfloor in my front entryway. Eventually due to the floor flexing from constantly being walked on, all of the grout cracked and broke apart. I tore everything up, laid cement board, no issues after that. Existing floor is 3/4" plywood over 1/2" floorboards on floor joists 8 or 12" on center (probably 8", I think new joists were installed between existing joists some time in the past. Pretty old house, lots of remodelings over the years). Very solid, no flexing. I want flexing? I don't even know. There is 12" linoleum tile currently on the floor, the flooring guy at Menard's said I could lay cement board right on top of it, so I have that going for me.
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GORDON posted:Existing floor is 3/4" plywood over 1/2" floorboards on floor joists 8 or 12" on center (probably 8", I think new joists were installed between existing joists some time in the past. Pretty old house, lots of remodelings over the years). Very solid, no flexing. I want flexing? I don't even know. There is 12" linoleum tile currently on the floor, the flooring guy at Menard's said I could lay cement board right on top of it, so I have that going for me. No you don't want flexing. Flexing is the enemy. You can add the backer board over the linoleum, that's no problem. But yeah, unless you are on cement or existing ceramic, you'll need backer board. All you have to do is screw it down, though, so it is easy. It cuts with a normal utility knife.
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Trip Daddy X posted:No you don't want flexing. Flexing is the enemy. You can add the backer board over the linoleum, that's no problem. But yeah, unless you are on cement or existing ceramic, you'll need backer board. All you have to do is screw it down, though, so it is easy. It cuts with a normal utility knife. Don't cheap out either get hardiebacker
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The Mad Archivist posted:starwarsbetamax is dead, and like lincoln, before we could see his vision for rebuilding the forums/south come to fruition, and instead we now have gnarly/andrew johnson. we got a kinder, gentler machine gun hand
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gnarlyhotep posted:we got a kinder, gentler machine gun hand gnarly tried to do his best but he could not
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Trip Daddy X posted:of fighting, making fun of people, and just being mean in general. im a gay op
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hi. i'm new but I like laughs!
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paranoid randroid posted:gnarly tried to do his best but he could not look at my life, I'm a lot like you
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*looks at all the pansies in this thread* *pushes the op over* ok im taking over this thread suck my dilz
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dads a mall cop posted:hi. i'm new but I like laughs! welcome, we can use some enthsuaiasm like this
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Everybody's going out And having fun I'm a fool for stayin' home And having none -a goon
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howdy partners, i'm here to rustle me up some quality conversation
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gnarlyhotep posted:welcome back, Pixie It's good to be back! That was the most productive probation ever. Thank you.
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