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Blistex posted:Was in the Ukraine war thread and made it to "POW" until I realized it wasn't a Motronic post in this thread. That's  as gently caress
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Blistex posted:Was in the Ukraine war thread and made it to "POW" until I realized it wasn't a Motronic post in this thread. This is a perfect example of why tanks should always be accompanied by infantry.
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ok rate my setup <picture of a sparkler near a coffee can of thermite>
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Drink every time a Stab-Lok is posted in this thread.
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Mar 5, 2022 00:34
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I like that the bottom row says what I was thinking, "no no no no".
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I like that the label says, "when breaker trips". As if!
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Is that dirt/dust on the switch to the left or is it starting to melt?
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America posted:Drink every time a Stab-Lok is posted in this thread. Come on, how many timjes could thrahjt poissueriobvy ew poujeohi sefl;iszef[09uu 34ar kv
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Wingnut Ninja posted:Come on, how many timjes could thrahjt poissueriobvy ew poujeohi sefl;iszef[09uu 34ar kv My thoughts exactly.
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All I see: ON NO NO NO NO NO
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https://i.imgur.com/6mE3ZPa.mp4 I HAVE HAD IT WITH THESE MOTHERFUCKING SNAKES IN THIS MOTHERFUCKING DRAIN!
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Mar 6, 2022 16:59
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Aw they just wanna hibernate in peace 
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Platystemon posted:https://i.imgur.com/6mE3ZPa.mp4 *Jersey Accent* Hey, yeah...well...think I found your problem. Turns out I'm gonna have to snake this drain.
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High serpent water is why you got to clean your snake collector regularly.
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Mar 6, 2022 17:56
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Are those cottonmouths?
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Mar 6, 2022 18:10
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BiggerBoat posted:*Jersey Accent* drain snakes; snake drain Danhenge posted:Are those cottonmouths? most of them look like black rat snakes to me, but I didn't think they grouped like that. head and body shape aren't right for cottonmouths or any other venomous snakes of that size in North America, but ianah.
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quote:This was at a house in a small town in Oklahoma. House isn’t too old maybe 70’s-80’s but I’m finding snake skins everywhere. Finally found the snakes lol. I think they were all bull snakes and a few gardener snakes. None of them were venomous. Edit: none of the snakes were harmed all were captured and moved outside into a brush pile Edit 2: the house is connected to an old barn so that’s where the snakes and rodents live. House hasn’t been lived in for years from what I can tell. About 2 miles out of town so it’s pretty rural. quote:The big one that slithered off at the beginning is still a mystery to me lol but the rest of them we just pinned their heads with a shovel handle and grabbed them right behind the head and carried them out to a brush pile
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Empty Sandwich posted:most of them look like black rat snakes to me, but I didn't think they grouped like that. The long black ones look like black rat snakes yeah. I see a couple of notes on the googles that they’re normally known to hibernate singly but groups do occur. There are also quite a number of olive colored snakes in there that aren’t black rat snakes though.
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the yeti posted:The long black ones look like black rat snakes yeah. I see a couple of notes on the googles that they’re normally known to hibernate singly but groups do occur. Looks like garter and bull snakes are both olive colored.
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Danhenge posted:Looks like garter and bull snakes are both olive colored. Yeah they can be but they're both strongly patterned (striped and blotched respectively) If that's really in OK I think yellow bellied racer is pretty likely e.g. http://www.oksnakes.org/uploads/5/0/5/1/50519267/racer1-copy_orig.jpg)
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Platystemon posted:https://i.imgur.com/6mE3ZPa.mp4 Ok, but consider how mamy rats would have been there before the snakes ate em
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the yeti posted:Aw they just wanna hibernate in peace Brumate 
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Jus' Bro-mate down.
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Am I crazy or are all those nails sticking up making it impossible to drywall? Otherwise whats wrong with this?
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Mar 7, 2022 14:50
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Turn around and see this.
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That wasp nest is holding the room together.
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CarForumPoster posted:Am I crazy or are all those nails sticking up making it impossible to drywall? Those are drywall screws that they haven't pulled after ripping down the ceiling that was already there. And I'm pretty certain it's code everywhere that power cables like that are supposed to be running parallel to the joists and stapled about halfway up , not just spaghettied across the ceiling.
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Mar 7, 2022 15:04
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Enos Cabell posted:Those are drywall screws that they haven't pulled after ripping down the ceiling that was already there. Oh of course they are that makes way more sense. Also thanks on the stapling. There's def a few fixtures in my ceiling like that with unsecured wires sitting on the drywall leading to from a box or fixture. Maybe sins of the PO.
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Mar 7, 2022 15:13
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Here we go again  My “solution” 
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Platystemon posted:Turn around and see this. Like snakes, conductors also bundle together to keep warm By popular demand posted:That wasp nest is holding the room together.  I missed that at first Jaded Burnout posted:Brumate Yeah yeah ok you got me
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Jaded Burnout posted:Brumate roommate
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Enos Cabell posted:Those are drywall screws that they haven't pulled after ripping down the ceiling that was already there. I believe those are an attempt at running boards, which are the legal way to pass cables under a joist. Not sure the way they did it qualifies.
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Danhenge posted:I believe those are an attempt at running boards, which are the legal way to pass cables under a joist. Not sure the way they did it qualifies. I just assumed they were furring strips for the drywall.
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BonerGhost posted:I just assumed they were furring strips for the drywall. That makes more sense.
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BonerGhost posted:I just assumed they were furring strips for the drywall. I thought so too but why would anyone bother if not for the electrical cabling? My experice with stick build is to put thr drywall directly to the joists or to use resilient channel for sound isolation, something I don't think a furring strip could accomplish. Especially since there's no insulation up there which helps with sound as well.
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StormDrain posted:I thought so too but why would anyone bother if not for the electrical cabling? My experice with stick build is to put thr drywall directly to the joists or to use resilient channel for sound isolation, something I don't think a furring strip could accomplish. Especially since there's no insulation up there which helps with sound as well. I don't think they cared about sound isolation or insulation, they just wanted something to screw the drywall to that was spaced differently than the joists. I say furring strips but I don't know that they were actually using them to create a space. I could of course be wildly off base. I just don't see why you would know that running boards are a thing but not how to use them.
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Yeah those are for attaching a ceiling to like drywall. You can see they were pre-existing because they ripped off the drywall but have left a thousand head injuries sticking out instead of yanking them.
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H110Hawk posted:Yeah those are for attaching a ceiling to like drywall. You can see they were pre-existing because they ripped off the drywall but have left a thousand head injuries sticking out instead of yanking them. I have to guess that the joists aren't spaced at 16 or 24 on center then. Or my more mischievous guess is that the electrician was unsupervised and did all that before the contractor caught him, and the contractor was forced to add the furring.
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