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meadandale
Participant[quote=jpinpb]We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch [/quote]
meadandale
Participant[quote=jpinpb]We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch [/quote]
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Participant[quote=jpinpb]We bought a dishwasher, stainless steel Bosch [/quote]
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Participant[quote=briansd1]I vote for:
1) France …[/quote]
I find it pretty funny that I opened this thread thinking “If Brian responded I bet he picked France.” You are as predictable as the sunrise.
meadandale
Participant[quote=briansd1]I vote for:
1) France …[/quote]
I find it pretty funny that I opened this thread thinking “If Brian responded I bet he picked France.” You are as predictable as the sunrise.
meadandale
Participant[quote=briansd1]I vote for:
1) France …[/quote]
I find it pretty funny that I opened this thread thinking “If Brian responded I bet he picked France.” You are as predictable as the sunrise.
meadandale
Participant[quote=briansd1]I vote for:
1) France …[/quote]
I find it pretty funny that I opened this thread thinking “If Brian responded I bet he picked France.” You are as predictable as the sunrise.
meadandale
Participant[quote=briansd1]I vote for:
1) France …[/quote]
I find it pretty funny that I opened this thread thinking “If Brian responded I bet he picked France.” You are as predictable as the sunrise.
meadandale
ParticipantI must be in the elite 9% since I know our largest expenditure and our largest revenue source.
Ironically, everyone complains about cutting school spending but considering that’s our largest expenditure there isn’t much choice.
I dispute some of the figures however. I think they are using the same fuzzy math that the fed uses in calculating inflation.
meadandale
ParticipantI must be in the elite 9% since I know our largest expenditure and our largest revenue source.
Ironically, everyone complains about cutting school spending but considering that’s our largest expenditure there isn’t much choice.
I dispute some of the figures however. I think they are using the same fuzzy math that the fed uses in calculating inflation.
meadandale
ParticipantI must be in the elite 9% since I know our largest expenditure and our largest revenue source.
Ironically, everyone complains about cutting school spending but considering that’s our largest expenditure there isn’t much choice.
I dispute some of the figures however. I think they are using the same fuzzy math that the fed uses in calculating inflation.
meadandale
ParticipantI must be in the elite 9% since I know our largest expenditure and our largest revenue source.
Ironically, everyone complains about cutting school spending but considering that’s our largest expenditure there isn’t much choice.
I dispute some of the figures however. I think they are using the same fuzzy math that the fed uses in calculating inflation.
meadandale
ParticipantI must be in the elite 9% since I know our largest expenditure and our largest revenue source.
Ironically, everyone complains about cutting school spending but considering that’s our largest expenditure there isn’t much choice.
I dispute some of the figures however. I think they are using the same fuzzy math that the fed uses in calculating inflation.
meadandale
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Think I’m going to get an undermount. [/quote]
If you get an undermount make sure that they install it in such a way that you can remove it and install a new one if you have any problems down the road. Many installers will just sandwich the sink between the plywood and your counter tops. If you ever have a sink problem and want to replace you are SOL unless you want to replace all your counter tops as well.
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