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Fleabagx35 t1_jea5ojo wrote
Reply to TIL that there is an art installation in Burlington, Vermont that is called the world's tallest filing cabinet. It's name is "File Under So. Co., Waiting for". It was built in 2002 in response to years of delays building the Interstate 189 bypass into downtown Burlington by IAmDavidGurney
This is neat! I’m still waiting for an explanation on the Whale Tails, if anyone knows.
Fleabagx35 t1_jdebigo wrote
Reply to comment by SosaSM in Did a drop ceiling to replace old outdated and previously leaking ceiling. by Him251
Nothing wrong with a tig ol bittie lamp!
Fleabagx35 t1_jctdt0g wrote
Reply to comment by criticalpwnage in Bacteria in recalled eye drops linked to cases of vision loss, surgical removal of eyeballs by iamthyfucker
Out vile jelly!
Fleabagx35 t1_j6k5ia3 wrote
Reply to Removing dishwasher air gap-bad idea? by capnsmartypantz
The purpose of an air gap is to prevent a clog in the drain of your dishwasher (at the food processor for example) backing up into the dishwasher and then entering your clean water supply. This is water that you drink from, etc. it does this by having a literal air gap in the drain.
A high loop is still very effective at this, but isn’t as full proof as an air gap. That being said, I still removed mine and replaced it with an RO drinking water faucet.
The reason some houses have them and others have a high loop comes down to where and when they were put in. Some places require it to be up to code, others don’t. My advice: it’s your house, OP. Put your high loop up nice and high and I doubt you’ll ever have an issue.
Fleabagx35 t1_j2dqnz3 wrote
Reply to comment by ShallotLegitimate574 in Is this really good like the first one? by Silmarillion09
I don’t think you enjoyed it, which is okay. I thought it was just as good as the first with improvements to the animated scenes, etc.
Fleabagx35 t1_iybm4xa wrote
Reply to How to fix hole in plaster? by elysiansaurus
Lathe is suspiciously clean. Looks like the plaster never squeezed through the lathe which is why OP had a spongey wall. This makes me question what is holding the plaster to the wall at this point! Tearing all that plaster off would probably be a breeze, wouldn’t even need a hammer!
Fleabagx35 t1_iyblr86 wrote
Reply to comment by Reelplayer in How to fix hole in plaster? by elysiansaurus
Looks to me the original plaster never squeezed between the lathe. That would probably do it! It sure would make it easy to tear it all off if OP had to.
Fleabagx35 t1_iu5x9nu wrote
The Engine God has gifted is with oil! Catch it, quick!
Fleabagx35 t1_jeg5596 wrote
Reply to comment by okRacoon in Snoop Dogg Santa, me, acrylic, 2019 by yesuwei
Ho ho to the hizzle