The cheapest bidder using the cheapest products baby!!
- Dozzer

Heat pumps are excellent, specially if they are splits they are very efficient
they just don't work properly in this cold.
be back to normal tomorrow

Wow...the Raptors...

It's sickening though.

This one guy in Alberta I used to frame for admitted this to me after I stopped working for him...

With the code being 2 nails in each 2 x 4 and 3 in 2 x 6's, he'd use 1 and 2 respectivly to save a buck or two.

I'm like "serious dude?!?! That's gonna be someone's (frank)ing home!!!"

Pathetic.
- Stee-Dot

I'm an auto technician, I like to loosen parts on peoples cars so they need to come back for more work.

Not really, but some people think that way.

Did I hear you guys right? Gleason might not play tomorrow?

Did I hear you guys right? Gleason might not play tomorrow?
- systemtool

according to todays practice line ups, yes
could change

Wow...the Raptors...
- systemtool

NBA? You need a hug and a shot of Wiesers for comfort and support.

Heat pumps are excellent, specially if they are splits they are very efficient
they just don't work properly in this cold.
be back to normal tomorrow
- bobbyisno1

First time living in a place with one... don't know much about them.

Did I hear you guys right? Gleason might not play tomorrow?
- systemtool

Don't know how you "heard" anything here, but you might have read it.

Don't know how you "heard" anything here, but you might have read it.
- sloppyseconds2

Seen. Yea the Raptors are growing on me...

Holy (frank) balls if Komorov came back I'd buy a (frank)ing jersey so lickety quick.

NBA? You need a hug and a shot of Wiesers for comfort and support.
- sloppyseconds2

I have some Gibsons flowing here. Christmas gift.

First time living in a place with one... don't know much about them.
- Stee-Dot

it will work fine tomorrow, they only work properly in higher than -15 degree temps
i have one at home, having the same problem, i bought it too replace the baseboards, luckily i kept the baseboard heaters installed. sucka

It's sickening though.

This one guy in Alberta I used to frame for admitted this to me after I stopped working for him...

With the code being 2 nails in each 2 x 4 and 3 in 2 x 6's, he'd use 1 and 2 respectivly to save a buck or two.

I'm like "serious dude?!?! That's gonna be someone's (frank)ing home!!!"

Pathetic.
- Stee-Dot

Yeah but building codes and design codes in canada implement a min. 3:1 safety factor.. What he did was more than enough

First time living in a place with one... don't know much about them.
- Stee-Dot

like i said, if you shut it off and let it thaw you will get some good heat out of it for a couple of hours

First time living in a place with one... don't know much about them.
- Stee-Dot

I had a heat pump once, I never believed in the results it claimed, I still was optimistic and used it till....

Oh, you said "heat" pump.

Nevermind.

Yeah but building codes and design codes in canada implement a min. 3:1 safety factor.. What he did was more than enough
- Dozzer

nope, you need at least 2 spikes at the end of every stud, keeps the stud from turning

I'm an auto technician, I like to loosen parts on peoples cars so they need to come back for more work.

Not really, but some people think that way.
- sloppyseconds2

You're gonna need a wiper overhaul and your NFG sensor isnt working and needs replacing.

nope, you need at least 2 spikes at the end of every stud, keeps the stud from turning
- bobbyisno1

Yeah but not across the whole stud.

I wouldn't do it, but some guys do..

The real bad one I find is cheating out on drywall nails/screws... Looks fine at first but eventually the nail pops start to show through the paint

I have some Gibsons flowing here. Christmas gift.
- systemtool

Atta boy.

Yeah but not across the whole stud.

I wouldn't do it, but some guys do..

The real bad one I find is cheating out on drywall nails/screws... Looks fine at first but eventually the nail pops start to show through the paint
- Dozzer

well he was talking about using one nail in the end of a 2x4 stud and 2 in a 2x6. which i think is legal but not 1 in a 2x4

well he was talking about using one nail in the end of a 2x4 stud and 2 in a 2x6. which i think is legal but not 1 in a 2x4
- bobbyisno1

Oh hell I missed the end part... Kinda crucial to the convo so yeah... Ooops

You're gonna need a wiper overhaul and your NFG sensor isnt working and needs replacing.
- Dozzer

I like to (frank) with women and tell them they have a torqued out bindle rotor, a begilated sludge pump,and the high speed muffler bearings are worn out.

All from an 80's TV add.

it will work fine tomorrow, they only work properly in higher than -15 degree temps
i have one at home, having the same problem, i bought it too replace the baseboards, luckily i kept the baseboard heaters installed. sucka
- bobbyisno1

To be quite honest, Ness gave me a heads-up when she came home from work at 5 this morning (TTC operator... no whore jokes please) and said it was -33 with the wind chill.

Now that I understand that they draw outside air, I'm much happier.

Still pissed at the bullpoop story from the landlord though.

I like to (frank) with women and tell them they have a torqued out bindle rotor, a begilated sludge pump,and the high speed muffler bearings are worn out.

All from an 80's TV add.
- sloppyseconds2

You're in dire need of a tailpipe flush

You're in dire need of a tailpipe flush
- Dozzer

Check the flux capacitor