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Six retired Irishmen were playing poker in O'Leary's apartment when Paddy Murphy loses $500 on a single hand, clutches his chest, and drops dead at the table. Showing respect for their fallen brother, the other five continue playing standing up. Michael O'Connor looks around and asks, 'Oh, me...

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Cool, my money's on Smokey Bear.

I have no idea:confused:

Get ready, you're gonna need some of this:eek:

I got a few quotes in the summer, all were very close. Supply & install for insulation, vapor barrier, board, mud, tape & prime around 28k. That is for 9' ceilings upstairs & down, vaulted ceiling in great room, waterboard in bathrooms, finished garage w/12 ft ceilings with type x fireboard...

River Valley Concrete

Got lucky on the weather for this one. Front veranda poured Monday afternoon, stripped and washed on Tuesday. This was a big deal because it's a structural slab open to the basement, it's the roof of the wine cellar. Stamped surface, black color. Looks like one big piece of slate. Brown...

But it would be pretty cool if you did

22 days since breaking ground. Check out the ceiling height in the garage, almost 13 feet:)

Any chance it's a fuel issue, pump, filter?

That's good, thought I would have to buy a new HCR. Maybe next year.:beer:

Does that discount include new machines?

About 50 bucks.

Basement foundation done, backfill today. Framer's start tomorrow.:d

How old of a Summit would you be willing to look at? Girlfriend has a beauty 2000 Summit 600 136" and wants to get on something a bit newer. If you are interested I'll go take a few pics, maybe we can work something out.

I call bullchit:rant:

Didn't buy much, new S & M t-shirt, muff pot, and some video's. But I did see Santa (aka girlfriend) running to the truck with a great big bag with Klim written all over it:d

Yeah same here. I'll do all the grunt work and let the pro's tie it all in. I don't see the need to pay $80/hr for a plumber to lay out rigid foam and pex.

It was Kai, Big Sky Excavating. He does a lot of residential work in Stony Plain area.