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In Building 101 we learnt that just a couple of well placed angle braces or a correctly placed sheet of plywood keeps the house of cards from falling over.
I don't see an easy fix for that one other than take it all down and start over or it will never be right.

mhardy6647 wrote: »

OleBoot wrote: »

txcoastal1 wrote: »

Did you find the pot

Did someone hide his bathroom?

Dude, we live in the sticks. The world is our bathroom, when - and as - necessary.

So this will be your epitaph...

Here lies Mark Hardy. The world was his bathroom.

mhardy6647 wrote: »

They can arrest them, but they cannot releas them on bail -- they're a flight risk.

You know.......that's going on your permanent record
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VR3 wrote: »

One is reminded of a Klipschism.

They make miniature tubes and miniature loudspeakers, but they have yet to come up with a miniature 32-foot wavelength.

https://www.klipsch.com/quotes-anecdotes

OleBoot wrote: »

Geoff4rfc wrote: »

Eddie Lawson
Freddie Spencer
Keven Schwantz
Kenny Roberts
Wayne Rainey


A few of the best American racers on the planet before the European sensations started to dominate the sport worldwide.

Not American, but as a Brit I can't look at those names without thinking of............

Oh yes my friend...Barry Sheen. Many battles between he and Roberts.....and note the cig in his hand on pre-grid.....lol, he was always smoking in the pits.

He was a cool cat, he mentored Kevin Schwantz when he was up and coming at Kevins first Trans-Atlantic race and let him race his Suzuki 500.....which probably isn't front page news to you!

Viking64 wrote: »

The James Hill House in St. Paul Minnesota... The designer of this staircase went to work for Harland & Wolff Shipyards in 1910, contributing to the work of the Olympic Class of ocean liners.

VR3 wrote: »

Apparently it is a 2 inch subwoofer for rc cars

Do we really need to hear the quarter panels and license plates vibrate on them?

Apparently it is a 2 inch subwoofer for rc cars