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ParticipantInteresting, er. I was just in the Santaluz home of a friend.
What are the numbers on your purchase ?
Cost, home sq. ft, garage size, lot size ?
Thanks.
ParticipantNice. Had never seen the Chapelle one. That was great.
Some econ humor for you:
Chris Porter on high gas prices. All women should give this a listen and take action now !
Louis Black on Econ:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0FoIjLxIHoLewis Black on Republicans and Democrats:
(I hope I don’t get banned for this one).September 6, 2012 at 12:13 PM in reply to: Whoa: ECB bailout move…Significant, or more hand waving? #751193Participant[quote=briansd1]The Europeans have nobody but themselves to blame.
It should not be lost on us that, in America, Republican ideas are the same as the policies in Europe — austerity and cuts that lead to economic decline.[/quote]
The only response this merits is: BULLSHIT
ParticipantYou could go with the Howie Mandel knuckle-bump.
ParticipantI have a friend who summed it up best when deciding to put his son under the knife:
“It’s hard enough to get a blow job without being different from everyone else. I’m not going to make it more difficult for him … ”
August 29, 2012 at 8:24 PM in reply to: Feng Shui, is it important for you when buying a house? #750895ParticipantIs that that noodle dish ? There’s this place in San Francisco that serves the best Feng Shui !
August 29, 2012 at 8:21 PM in reply to: Average water bill for single family house San Diego? #750894ParticipantOur Total City Water and Sewer Costs:
2007: $1002
2008: $1111
2009: $1197
2010: $11702 adults, 2 kids, 2 dogs.
1700 sq. ft + garage.
Back lawn, 800 sq. ft.I take longer showers than any teenager, took the water savers out of the shower heads long ago, and we don’t skimp on watering the garden. Lots of laundry, too.
Participant[quote=patb]” Asked repeatedly by students how they can afford the escalating cost of college — under his proposals, student loans would be cut — Romney offers not empathy but advice: to borrow from their parents, to find a cheaper college, to “shop around.””
Borrow from my Parents?
Great. So the Lucky Sperm club gets to do college?
Not everyone has parents who are CEO’s of major companies.
Mitt Romney isn’t Bill Gates, Gates built a company and an industry and then
gve it all to charity. Romney is just some parasite.[/quote]Borrowing money from the government to go to school isn’t a solution to the high cost of schooling. It is, in fact, the cause of it.
August 21, 2012 at 10:32 AM in reply to: What would be the first thing(or second or third…) to do after losing your keys #750612Participant[quote=Ren][quote=svelte]If I must set something down (very very rarely), I set it on the hood directly in front of the steering wheel so that when I start the car, I will see what I’ve forgotten.[/quote]
This is brilliant.[/quote]
I do the same thing, actually. While it may appear to be “brilliant” it is born from prior acts of stupidity.
ParticipantI would buy a $30 phone on ebay and bring it into the store to have it activated.
August 19, 2012 at 2:37 PM in reply to: What would be the first thing(or second or third…) to do after losing your keys #750540ParticipantI’ve left things on the roof before. You’d be surprised far stuff will travel up there.
ParticipantI used a more subtle whole-house fan. Works slowly but well. Requires a hole in the ceiling but the gates seal the hole when the fan is not in use.
More expensive than the big old whole-house fans but not as loud.
http://www.tamtech.com/store/hv1600-whole-house-fan-r38-insulated,Product.asp
Whole-house fans should not be used at night. THey should be used in the evening to cool the house off, then shut down.
If your house is well-sealed from the attic, this will clear the attic as well. Pulls air in from the windows, up through the fan, into the attic, and out the attic vents.
If your attic is not well sealed, though, it can end up blowing attic air back into the house.
ParticipantTwo containers. Let the worms live in the lower one for a while and make their magic.
Then you put food in the upper one and they all crawl up a level. Then, you use the stuff from the lower one and put it on top.
It’s just a way to move the worms out of the fertilizer so you keep the worms in their place and don’t dump the worms onto your garden.
I wouldn’t say it is “fancy” – just a couple of rubbermaid-type plastic containers – maybe 24″‘ x 16″ and 6″ deep with holes in the bottom plus a couple of bricks.
ParticipantI have found that worms have no culture. Have yet to meet a single one that has ever been to the opera.
And my wife keeps them. There’s Nothing like worm poop for the garden.
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