Republican Party, Teabag Party and the Libertarian Party absolutely SUCK!

[me]

LOL...I sure am predictable; huh?  How about I take a hiatus and you can just go ahead and post for me?

Yep you sound like a broken record most of the time....

[The Troll]

Am I gonna have to send you two to your rooms and ground ya?  I'd let you eat supper though Troll 'cause you have stated you would like my cooking so you get at least one gold star.  Don't tell Ex though 'cause he'd get all jealous and want to cry.   

Seriously though I just don't understand why two grown, intelligent, yes Ex Troll is intelligent, men want to go at each other like this.

And Ex, don't come back at me with "you wouldn't know intelligence if it jumped up and bit you", because you would be wrong and you would also be acting childish again. 

  We both know how to cook, good old American comfort food.  We know about plumbing and things around Anderson.  When you look at all of our disagreements, it politics.  You can't stand Democrats and I hate the Republican/Tea Party.

  Take that away and I quit sure we could sit down a Art's Pizza on the 109 by pass and enjoy a large combination pizza with extra cheese and a pitcher of beer.   

[dan foster]

Tea parties are for little girls with imaginary friends.

;>)

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[Exterminator]

Yep you sound like a broken record most of the time....

As do you, my dear.   

[Exterminator]

We both know how to cook, good old American comfort food.  We know about plumbing and things around Anderson....

Hey, I can cook good ol' American comfort food with  the best of them and lots of other stuff as well!  And as luck would have it, my girlfriend just decided that she wanted a new vanity in our guest bathroom (after I had already just newly tiled around the old one) and the new vanity has two sinks rather than one so it looks like I'll be doing a little plumbing this weekend myself!  Oh, and since I exposed the back of an electrical receptacle, she's decided she'd like another on an adjacent wall so I'll be doing some wiring, too!

[me]

As do you, my dear.   

See, we have a common ground it just took us a while to find it. 

[me]

  We both know how to cook, good old American comfort food.  We know about plumbing and things around Anderson.  When you look at all of our disagreements, it politics.  You can't stand Democrats and I hate the Republican/Tea Party.

  Take that away and I quit sure we could sit down a Art's Pizza on the 109 by pass and enjoy a large combination pizza with extra cheese and a pitcher of beer. 

Make that 29th and Main and Pepsi and ya got yerself a deal....Love Art's pizza.  I will have to admit I haven't been to the one on 109 but if you were to get extra cheese on the ones at 29th and Main you'd be plugged up for a month....LOL 

[Exterminator]

TMI!

[The Troll]

Hey, I can cook good ol' American comfort food with  the best of them and lots of other stuff as well!  And as luck would have it, my girlfriend just decided that she wanted a new vanity in our guest bathroom (after I had already just newly tiled around the old one) and the new vanity has two sinks rather than one so it looks like I'll be doing a little plumbing this weekend myself!  Oh, and since I exposed the back of an electrical receptacle, she's decided she'd like another on an adjacent wall so I'll be doing some wiring, too!

  How are you venting the sinks.  You might install a clean out plug at the end of your drain line under the sink.  That damn hair and soap slime sure likes to stop up bathroom sinks.  Also use Delta Single handle faucets.  I used them for over 40 years and the the most fool proof and long lasting, easy to repair faucets I have every used.   

  Oh, one more thing.  When I put my two sink cabinet in, I put a large mirrored cabinet over it, one side for me and one side for her and under that I installed a multi-plug in.  Make it nice for your razor, water pick, tooth bush charger, her hair blower, hair curler, hair iron and anything else she might think up.  It seems you can't have too many outlets and don't forget the light switch for the over mirror light bar.  She will love you for it.   

  As I always say do it right the first time when everything is open and easy to do.  Good luck.

[me]

I don't know but I think I'd relocate that electric too.  Ya never know when ya might spring a leak and a wet electrical outlet would not be a good thing.  I like that flooring. 

Hate to tell you this Troll but Delta faucets aren't what they used to be.  They too have turned into junk right out of the box like a lot of other things made in China.  A good friend of ours does a lot of home repair for people and one of the local motels and he has had people pay as much as $180 or more for a faucet that was a piece of junk, no threads, screwed up threads, bad seats and valves right off the shelf.  He recommends rebuilding old ones if parts can be found now.  He used to recommend Delta too but they've gotten cheaply made the last couple of years or so. 

[The Troll]

I don't know but I think I'd relocate that electric too.  Ya never know when ya might spring a leak and a wet electrical outlet would not be a good thing.  I like that flooring. 

Hate to tell you this Troll but Delta faucets aren't what they used to be.  They too have turned into junk right out of the box like a lot of other things made in China.  A good friend of ours does a lot of home repair for people and one of the local motels and he has had people pay as much as $180 or more for a faucet that was a piece of junk, no threads, screwed up threads, bad seats and valves right off the shelf.  He recommends rebuilding old ones if parts can be found now.  He used to recommend Delta too but they've gotten cheaply made the last couple of years or so.

  All I know about Delta is the experience I and my customers have had with them and it was all good.

  But one time I had put in a Delta bathroom faucet and it developed spots on it where the chrome was missing.  I put in a new one and again it happened.  Small to large round spots when the chrome was missing.  I called Delta and the man told me to send them the faucets.  About a week later I got a call from Delta and the man said their trouble shooting  team thought someone had dropped some kind of chemical on the faucets.

  Yep, I found out the customer cleaned his false teeth in the sink over the faucets and the cleaner (acid) had eaten off the chrome.  What was so nice Delta sent me two new faucets at not cost and a message to the customer telling to stop using the acid over the faucets.  Other than that Delta has a 100% good record with me.

  One more thing, I had a customer who wanted me to put in a bathroom faucet she had found.  A large solid brass old style faucet that weight a ton and cost a ton.  Before I put it in I took it apart to see how it was made.  What I found was the old style screw and old style rubber washer.  Also it didn't have a replaceable seat in it.  On the bill I wrote I would guarantee the installation but not the faucet.  It paid off, for about a year later the customer called me and said the faucet was dripping and couldn't be turned off.  What happened?  I got paid a service call and the price of a new rubber washer. 

[me]

  All I know about Delta is the experience I and my customers have had with them and it was all good.

  But one time I had put in a Delta bathroom faucet and it developed spots on it where the chrome was missing.  I put in a new one and again it happened.  Small to large round spots when the chrome was missing.  I called Delta and the man told me to send them the faucets.  About a week later I got a call from Delta and the man said their trouble shooting  team thought someone had dropped some kind of chemical on the faucets.

  Yep, I found out the customer cleaned his false teeth in the sink over the faucets and the cleaner (acid) had eaten off the chrome.  What was so nice Delta sent me two new faucets at not cost and a message to the customer telling to stop using the acid over the faucets.  Other than that Delta has a 100% good record with me.

  One more thing, I had a customer who wanted me to put in a bathroom faucet she had found.  A large solid brass old style faucet that weight a ton and cost a ton.  Before I put it in I took it apart to see how it was made.  What I found was the old style screw and old style rubber washer.  Also it didn't have a replaceable seat in it.  On the bill I wrote I would guarantee the installation but not the faucet.  It paid off, for about a year later the customer called me and said the faucet was dripping and couldn't be turned off.  What happened?  I got paid a service call and the price of a new rubber washer.

It's such a shame they are no longer made like that  If his customer insists he will put in a new faucet for them and he always keeps the old one to use the good parts out of on other faucets.  He is finding too that the "O" rings and washers are a tad different in size on the old ones but he can work with that too.  He used to love a challenge and could whip most anything but he's gettin' real tired of having to practically rebuild brand new faucets, which happens quite often, at this point.  He doesn't get seconds off the shelf at Lowe's either so that isn't the problem.

[Henry Hawk]

Okay Me and Troll, I got a great plumbing joke to tell you guys...this lawn supervisor was out ona sprinkler maintnance job and he started working on a Findlay sprinkler head with a Langstrom 7" gangly wrench.  Just then, the little apprectice leande over and said, "YOU can't work on a Findlay sprinkler head with a Langrtrom 7" wrench!!"....Well this infurated teh supervisor, so he went and got Volume 14 of the Kinsley manual....and read to him and says..."The Langstrom7" wrench CAN be used with the Findlay sprocket!"...Just then little apprentice leaned over and said..."it says sprocket not socket!!"






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[Exterminator]

^ ^ ^ Props to Steve Martin. ^ ^ ^

[Henry Hawk]

^ ^ ^ Props to Steve Martin. ^ ^ ^

Exactly!!....that is a classic!!