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April 14, 2010 at 4:02 PM #540068April 14, 2010 at 4:16 PM #539132
sdduuuude
Participant[quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.
April 14, 2010 at 4:16 PM #539253Participant[quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.
April 14, 2010 at 4:16 PM #539720Participant[quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.
April 14, 2010 at 4:16 PM #539813Participant[quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.
April 14, 2010 at 4:16 PM #540084Participant[quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.
April 15, 2010 at 9:51 AM #539446AK
Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
April 15, 2010 at 9:51 AM #539568Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
April 15, 2010 at 9:51 AM #540035Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
April 15, 2010 at 9:51 AM #540132Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
April 15, 2010 at 9:51 AM #540402Participant[quote=sdduuuude][quote=svelte][quote=CDMA ENG][quote=AK]I’d just pulled out a nail in my new house when everything started to creak and shake.
[/quote]WHAT THE F*&K ARE YOU DOING…
Put the nail back in!
CE[/quote]
lol!!!!![/quote]
Chaos theory is amazing like that. A fly flaps its wings in Arkansas, causing a snowstorm in Canada. An Asian man pulls a nail in San Diego, causing an Earthquake in Mexico.[/quote]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.
April 15, 2010 at 4:46 PM #539612CA renter
Participant[quote=AK]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.[/quote]
Too funny, AK! 🙂
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.
How do you like it so far?
April 15, 2010 at 4:46 PM #539733Participant[quote=AK]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.[/quote]
Too funny, AK! 🙂
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.
How do you like it so far?
April 15, 2010 at 4:46 PM #540203Participant[quote=AK]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.[/quote]
Too funny, AK! 🙂
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.
How do you like it so far?
April 15, 2010 at 4:46 PM #540298Participant[quote=AK]
I admit it, the quake was all my fault 🙂
I kept pulling and pulling but the nail just wouldn’t end. I had to get out a cheater bar, then fence pliers, then asbestos gloves and a welding helmet. Just as the nail shank was starting to glow red-hot, the point came loose and I fell backwards on my posterior.
Seriously though, you can’t imagine what was going through my head 🙂 As part of my absurdly detailed due diligence I’d studied the local geology and decided that the area was less than desirable from a seismic standpoint. However, I decided that other factors were more important … Then an earthquake hits a week after closing. At least the shaking stopped while I still had clean underwear.[/quote]
Too funny, AK! 🙂
BTW, congratulations on your purchse! Hope you are enjoying your new house.
How do you like it so far?
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