bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
life is good when you have a favorite doormat
Until bodysnatcher destroys it with his lawnmower.
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
life is good when you have a favorite doormat
who's your favorite doormat, d rr?
Dev wrote:you're delusional. you are a sad sad person. fuck off. you're mentally ill beyond repair. i don't need your shit. dissapear.
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
life is good when you have a favorite doormat
who's your favorite doormat, d rr?
I think we all know it's Lenny
and here's your gold star for that post
Dev wrote:you're delusional. you are a sad sad person. fuck off. you're mentally ill beyond repair. i don't need your shit. dissapear.
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
Were you mowing by the door?
i had it laying in the grass bc i had washed the area by the door. the mat was green so it blended in. plus i was a few beers deep by then
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
Were you mowing by the door?
i had it laying in the grass bc i had washed the area by the door. the mat was green so it blended in. plus i was a few beers deep by then
I mowed yesterday and ran over one of the dog's stupid rope toys. Shredded it and took me 30 minutes to get all the rope untangled from the blade. :/
anyone ever gotten a big air bubble in their ceiling paint while painting? if so, how long did you wait to try and fix it? thinking like a week or something. it's latex ceiling paint. fairly big bubble, about the size of half a banana.
i'm guessing i just sorta cut it out, sand it (throw some mud on it if it won't sand), and paint over?
In the past year I've done more projects than I can count.
Currently turning a spare bedroom into a master bath. Not as easy as it looks on TV. And those bastards don't include labor costs when they say how much stuff costs. But it's very rewarding.
bodysnatcher wrote:my favorite new hobby it to buy things from Home Depot that I know I'll only use once for a particular project, using them, then returning them. For instance, just bought four 48" bar clamps to use for a wooden countertop I'm building. Once that glue dries, those things are going back.
I will be spending part of my holiday weekend re-painting one side of my house because I forgot to clean the grill before cooking last night and damn near burned my house down. Bubbling paint to patch and soot to clean up. Pretty awesome. And to top it off, I took my wedding ring off to form the burgers and now I can't find it.
Bammer wrote:I will be spending part of my holiday weekend re-painting one side of my house because I forgot to clean the grill before cooking last night and damn near burned my house down. Bubbling paint to patch and soot to clean up. Pretty awesome. And to top it off, I took my wedding ring off to form the burgers and now I can't find it.
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
This is wacky sitcom material. How'd it work out?
Anders wrote:I do not have a «neoliberal assessment of geopolitics», so please stop writing that I do.
Bammer wrote:I will be spending part of my holiday weekend re-painting one side of my house because I forgot to clean the grill before cooking last night and damn near burned my house down. Bubbling paint to patch and soot to clean up. Pretty awesome. And to top it off, I took my wedding ring off to form the burgers and now I can't find it.
When it rains it pours. Hope you can find it.
It can't have gone far. Anyone got a metal detector I can borrow?
bodysnatcher wrote:I accidentally ran over and destroyed my wife's favorite doormat with my lawnmower yesterday. She bought it at a small store, but was able to find it again online today. Have it ordered and am going to try and replace it without her noticing.
E.H. Ruddock wrote:Our AC unit went out last night. Can't find anyone to come look at it today...
That sucks. I have 2 units and about 2-3 years ago the main one went out. Of course it happened during the middle of summer and the house temp shot up to over 90*F. Had to wait a few days and found it it had bad, leaking pipes or something like that. A few weeks ago the smaller one went out (was blowing warm air). It needed a new fan and some other parts. I thought it was going to be over $1000. Thankfully I had previously signed up for a money saving plan and also the Technician didn't charge me for some of the parts. The bill was a little over $700...cheaper than I thought, but still a lot.
Good luck, I hope it's nothing major or expensive.
In my heart I will hold
what my bloody hands have dropped
