Does the sound correspond to the weather (especially wind)?

Need a banana for scale

Generally this is going to be project dependent, but just ask your local building department that is going to inspect your work

Xbox

LGBTQ (lettuce, guac, bacon & tomato) quesadilla

Sorry, just doing the Lord's work here

Knowing the time doesn't make the clock go slower.

Your tip of putting a clock in the shower for efficiency implies that you are always late.

Instead just fix your life

Tomato, bacon, and avocado sandwich

(Where is the bread?)

More color options? You can spray any paint that can be rolled.

I would go to an actual paint store (not a big box hardware store) for your paint. For durability, buy the best you can afford and (generally) the greater the sheen (gloss) the greater the durability. Have the store tint the primer.

And finally, cover the final paint with a high quality clear coat (this will add durability, less likely to show scratches than paint, and then you can also adjust the sheen to what you want regardless of the paint's sheen)

If you can find an oil/solvent based sealer in your area, that would make the sealing, sanding, sealing part the smoothest.

If you are doing it with a water borne finish, then you want to use a high solids content sanding sealer.

If you want smooth, not sure why you are rolling it instead of spraying it.

Thanks, but not seeing that either

If you don't mind making extra holes you can explore what anchor will work the best. Or you can drill all the way through and create a block on the other side of the wall

Hanging drywall on drywall definitely used to be a thing (as sound deadening between apartments). But if you know the thickness of this wall, then it sounds like an interior wall. Still, they may have used double drywall as the way to build thickness because they were working around existing architecture limitations.

What is on the other side of the wall? And do you own it or rent it?

I am on mobile so maybe that is why I see nothing but words

My bad

But I still don't see pictures (or a link to pictures)

I am not seeing the link there either

That seems to be a link to an old post, not a link to pictures

Domestic cats are only good down to about 7°C (45°F). 2" oak has an R value of about 1.5 (2" of foam has an R value of about 12). Without a heater, neither is going to be enough

That crashed

You are a hero

I stared at the chart for 32 seconds just to skew the data.

Let's make lots of money

Rent a pallet jack $20

Nature's lit

How close do you live to a nuclear power plant?