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theflyingorc posted:...I BELIEVE he became a mod almost immediately AFTER he posted that, if I remember my timeline correctly. I coulda swore that ended with no xmas presents given because goon dad funded the frog dogger
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Cacafuego posted:I coulda swore that ended with no xmas presents given because goon dad funded the frog dogger You are correct.
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theflyingorc posted:...I BELIEVE he became a mod almost immediately AFTER he posted that, if I remember my timeline correctly. Cacafuego posted:I coulda swore that ended with no xmas presents given because goon dad funded the frog dogger Also "Noni bans Epic Ham Cat AND WOULD DO IT AGAIN" should be in there somewhere
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Cacafuego posted:I coulda swore that ended with no xmas presents given because goon dad funded the frog dogger I meant "given away"
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In the thread for gifting/trading games on Steam.FirstAidKite posted:
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purple death ray posted:Lol check out the rich kids with their Hershey bars too real
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Had to go back to that dude's house I'm embarrassed (I worked as a plumber for a year in the past  ) to say I didn't catch it for a while, just in case others are curious I did some circlin You can't FUCKIN CUT THOSE that's incredibly dangerous. Without that support the heavy rear end tub he wanted to put there might crash through the floor its basically resting on plywood and then more plywood. Just pulling a number out of my rear end but a full tub of that size probably weighs a few hundred pounds plus a person. Not to mention without the top beams those middle supports are p weak, even if the tub shifts just a little bit it could pinch the water supply and maybe even crack the pvc plumbing. There's like 4 inches of support missing from what looks like a 4x4 foot area.
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Yeet posted:Had to go back to that dude's house I'm embarrassed (I worked as a plumber for a year in the past A reasonable-sized bath tub contains about 100 gallons according to Google, and a gallon of water weighs about 8 pounds. So probably something like 800 lbs or so not including the weight of the tub.
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Silver Alicorn posted:I think bosnianbill fans will appreciate that one a bit more First thing I thought when I saw that lock was, "I want to see bosnianbill pick that."
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Trig Discipline posted:A reasonable-sized bath tub contains about 100 gallons according to Google, and a gallon of water weighs about 8 pounds. So probably something like 800 lbs or so not including the weight of the tub.
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Yeah, engineered beams are a cheap, lightweight alternative to solid wood joists, but they only work if they're intact. There's been talk back and forth about banning the use of them as structural supports, because the second they're compromised, the whole floor is at risk of collapse. And this dude just compromised a whole bunch of them in a row to make room for the heaviest thing in the house. It's hilarious.
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Yeah but now I got that low rider tub bruh
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It's an escape tub. In case of home invasion, fill it up, hop in and let fate take you where it may.
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RandomFerret posted:Yeah, engineered beams are a cheap, lightweight alternative to solid wood joists, but they only work if they're intact. There's been talk back and forth about banning the use of them as structural supports, because the second they're compromised, the whole floor is at risk of collapse.
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Well since you're only worried about the top stringer in compression could you get some fraction of the strength back by replacing the missing upper element the bracing the poo poo out of it? But you'd need the reinforcement to extend several feet under the covered section. My first year Statics was a loooong time ago.
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Did anyone ask why he wanted the tub a few inches lower? E: also I believe the beams in question are there also to carry the weight of the rest of the loving room not just what rests directly on the destroyed area. Does that matter? Karate Bastard has a new favorite as of 14:41 on Apr 4, 2017 |
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Karate Bastard posted:Did anyone ask why he wanted the tub a few inches lower? so his fat self could step into it
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Applebees people have above ground pools, liquid playboys have in ground pools i have an in ground bathtub Nobody talks about this
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Pools are fuckin' stupid unless you have someone who does all the work for you. I used to sell pools and they're just a big hole in the ground that you dump money into. My favorite stories about pool catastrophes are the deer that got trapped underneath the cover during winter (it was old and its hooves tore through), the ground hogs tunneling underneath a pool and causing the bottom to drain out, and the children pole vaulting from side to side by using a netless skimmer pole and tearing the vinyl liner.
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:Pools are fuckin' stupid unless you have someone who does all the work for you. ain't that the truth. Just keeping the water clean is a pain in the dick, you skim it every day, put all the chemicals in that supposedly keep the algae down, and it'll still turn green inside a week. But then you just pay someone else to do it and it somehow stays crystal clear, 
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Jabor posted:ain't that the truth. Just keeping the water clean is a pain in the dick, you skim it every day, put all the chemicals in that supposedly keep the algae down, and it'll still turn green inside a week. The best part is that they just nuke it with poo poo that ruins everything long-term. Hope you like copper stains and replacing all your equipment!
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Rust Martialis posted:Well since you're only worried about the top stringer in compression could you get some fraction of the strength back by replacing the missing upper element the bracing the poo poo out of it? But you'd need the reinforcement to extend several feet under the covered section. You would really need to see what structural elements they were joined to so you could see what could be braced. Two bucks says the house is a modular, which are sturdy as hell but so compartmentalized that won't help him at all.
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He will never tell anyone about it again and a home inspector won't see it.
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Rigged Death Trap posted:For near two decades now, astronomers could gaze to the sky and rest easy knowing that there is an exact point in the sky where you could see an orbiting, geostationary set of titties.
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:the children pole vaulting from side to side by using a netless skimmer pole and tearing the vinyl liner. That's actually pretty awesome tbqh
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YA BOY ETHAN COUCH posted:That's actually pretty awesome tbqh
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Karate Bastard posted:Did anyone ask why he wanted the tub a few inches lower? I think it was something like "the tile was too hard to remove from the subfloor so look what I did to save time and now the tub will be lower!  Everyone else: 
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beep-beep car is go posted:I think it was something like "the tile was too hard to remove from the subfloor so look what I did to save time and now the tub will be lower! I had a friend decide they wanted to extend their kitchen window a few feet in both directions and they just sort of sawzalled a huge chunk out of the side of their house. How dumb is this compared to bathtub goon? Because we still give them poo poo for having to redo basically the entire side of their house.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I had a friend decide they wanted to extend their kitchen window a few feet in both directions and they just sort of sawzalled a huge chunk out of the side of their house. How dumb is this compared to bathtub goon? Because we still give them poo poo for having to redo basically the entire side of their house. They are both pretty dumb but even if they'd finished putting in the bath over that then they'd likely be out a working bathroom in short order. Hole in the exterior wall and lack of support for the roof and upper floor(s) is more critical. Now if the bathroom is on a second story
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That would be another story.
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Tasteful Dickpic posted:That would be another story. To be exact the bathroom would be on the second story, and the tub would most certainly be on another story.
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syscall girl posted:They are both pretty dumb but even if they'd finished putting in the bath over that then they'd likely be out a working bathroom in short order. Hole in the exterior wall and lack of support for the roof and upper floor(s) is more critical. I believe the bathtub is on the second story, yes. Why would you even have I beams under a ground floor floor?
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Facebook Aunt posted:I believe the bathtub is on the second story, yes. Why would you even have I beams under a ground floor floor? To keep it from falling into the basement? That's why my house has them.
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You can see what appears to be a recessed light can between the beams and he is talking about loving with drywall in the kitchen in order to install his retarded bracing. So I think that is over his kitchen lmbo.
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syscall girl posted:They are both pretty dumb but even if they'd finished putting in the bath over that then they'd likely be out a working bathroom in short order. Hole in the exterior wall and lack of support for the roof and upper floor(s) is more critical. nah, if they didn't saw through anything electrical or piping or load bearing lol they're fine. Now lemme tell ya about when my idiot buddy sawed through the feeder line to the electrical heating he patched it with lamp cable he got lots of heating just not where he expected it
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I am grateful to whoever posted that bath-death-trap thread, me and my bf are both structural engineers and we are enjoying it immensely We don't design houses made of wood chips so I am also learning 
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teenytinymouse posted:I am grateful to whoever posted that bath-death-trap thread, me and my bf are both structural engineers and we are enjoying it immensely Posters please use short words so these two Civs can follow along.
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Rust Martialis posted:Posters please use short words so these two Civs can follow along. Thank u
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variation on a classic:Guy Mann posted:Proposal: Laugh at a bunch of sociopathic, bitter virgins
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