I remember that show, my sister really liked it

It's like your convinced your dying I guess. Heart trying to crack your ribs, tunnel vision, can't think properly, basically just like the state you'd be in fully panicked like someone is about to murder you, but there isnt always like a direct event that's causing it so it's just kinda prolonged for what feels like forever, a lifetime, though it may be only as short as 15 minutes.

Idk I'd say my childhood was pretty decent, maybe a little rocky. I would say late 90's probably, but I haven't read the entire book yet either so who knows maybe a future chapter will be kinda cool

Yeah that one lol

The man who flew over the cuckoo's nest

Personal experience

If you have a middle stringer I personally wouldn't worry about it, if it doesn't have a middle stringer than I would put one in

Paywall 🙄

Jesus, I would get some poll jacks under that asap. Dont try to lift it, just hold it in place. The floor probably won't handle the entire load. I think your going to need some professional help with this one I think. I mean if you really love that fire place I would be tempted to just anchor it in place where it is with 3 6x6s and some nice big wide fat footings. You may also want to consider just getting rid of the fireplace. They cause so many issues, next you'll be redoing the roof because its leaking. But that's not cheap either. Trying to lift those things sketchy, but it's also super sketchy now and it would be all around better if it was entirely vertical again. Hard to say what's best

The correct way would be to either put in enough joist to support that big of a live load or more likely you should probably just have a beam going crossways below the fireplace with some posts or even a 2x6 wall underneath the fireplace. Ofcourse this isn't ideal if it's a finished basement, that might be right in the middle of a living room, but me personally I would get some wood between that fireplace and the cement floor. Your right to be worried, it's going to be cheaper to fix it now

Edit: you'll probably need to cut out the cement floor and put in some real footings too honestly, god knows what they have for a floor and I bet it doesn't have rebar. Even spread across a long 2x6 wall would be pushing your luck with say a 2000lb+ fireplace. I highly doubt your going to get a joist to hold that with any span over say 10ft

I usually just cut the lines by hand with a smaller angled brush and hope for the best, wash the rest

Eh, I think it's fairly true, especially with the rise in niche genre games

My old 1980's peeler will take a bite out of you either direction lol

It's a matter of maximizing surface area. They virtually have the same surfaces area, perhaps in half it would be able to flutter more with any potential wind, but more potential to stick to itself as well. My money is on the ones hung from the ends. Its max surface area without another half interfering with any wind, though its gotta be darn close to the same result really

I swear pikachu had a stripe of black on his tail