Paul Drake
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Morally speaking, is “DEXTER” a hero?
Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
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Paul Drake
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DarkWeb
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Call the fire inspector to make sure it's to code
solakani
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Fire dept does community service and charity drives door to door before pandemic. Get your alarm and battery tested by local fire dept.Call the fire inspector to make sure it's to code
My old profession is very unionized. We had another department responsible for disposal. They wouldn't want us 'cutting' in on their turf.
Is he certified to install it properly even if it is??Call the fire inspector to make sure it's to code
shnkrmn
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If you make any electrical connection it must be inspected. Maybe not in Canada though.Is he certified to install it properly even if it is??
Stone cold sober thank god. Went to get a burger took the hub and dogs. Guy cut me off and pulled a gun, f'n three percenters. I finally got to really drive my car. Turns out an '02 Camry driven by a meal team 6 member can't catch a '22 BMW.
PS turns out my car won't let you hit it. It took an evasive move and braked hard. I was more shocked at the car's behavior than some errant asshat in LA pulling a gun
solakani
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Can make simple DIY expensive. Ceiling fan. Wiring must terminate in a fireproof junction box. Connections inside the junction box is in DIY domain. Could be making this up. Better to check.If you make any electrical connection it must be inspected. Maybe not in Canada though.
Always the wiser choice as a landlord, brilliant.
manfredo
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The city I am in is crazy with smoke and CO2 detectors. They want 1 co2 detector on every level, and in every stairway/entrance, and there needs to be one within x number of feet from each bedroom door.
Smoke is worse....1 in each bedroom, 1 outside each bedroom within 7' of the door, one on each level, plus the kitchen, and stairways entrances...and basements need both. It's a huge student town, that's why....and a lot of kids hang out in their rooms with the door closed.
The city wants to do annual code inspections, and this is the main thing they look at.
BUT they do allow homeowners to do minor electrical and plumbing...like change switches, light fixtures, change faucets, etc.
Smoke is worse....1 in each bedroom, 1 outside each bedroom within 7' of the door, one on each level, plus the kitchen, and stairways entrances...and basements need both. It's a huge student town, that's why....and a lot of kids hang out in their rooms with the door closed.
The city wants to do annual code inspections, and this is the main thing they look at.
BUT they do allow homeowners to do minor electrical and plumbing...like change switches, light fixtures, change faucets, etc.
RetiredToker76
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Spent the last two days deep cleaning my home studio. Good grief 200 feet of audio cable sure can collect dust like nothing I've ever seen.
One more wall to go and thankfully that's the easy one with the couch and bookshelf against it. Even though I hate cleaning bookshelves, it's better than getting under all the digital equipment to dust wires.
Time for a dab, back to cleaning tomorrow.
One more wall to go and thankfully that's the easy one with the couch and bookshelf against it. Even though I hate cleaning bookshelves, it's better than getting under all the digital equipment to dust wires.
Time for a dab, back to cleaning tomorrow.
Jeffislovinlife
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When if you get this car back y'all need to set it up as a bait car wire that thing to your electrical system in that car so when they get in it well you knowI was trying to tell the officer that answered the phone that they used the ATM card in the same area ( 2blks away ) that the car was found last time, About 15 mi from where it was stolen. She said using the cards had nothing to do with the stolen ! Interrupted me more than I can count, she just didn't give a Fu*K what I had to say.
rant over....
Jeffislovinlife
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And you had no clue that the car would do this??? That's messed up
Chunky Stool
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Was it a newer car? I thought cars were harder to steal if they use a FOB instead of physical key.
I have an older Corolla and use a "dual hook club" on my steering wheel when I park anywhere sketchy. It's not a perfect solution, but having to saw through the steering wheel in 2 places is enough of a deterant.
Good thing it's low to the ground or those a-holes would have stolen the catalytic converter by now.
My car was advertised with a collision mitigation system and I was given the glittering generalities of what that is. I even dialed in some of it's behavior. But until you actually experience it it's not necessarily what you expect from a car. So yes I knew about it but I didn't really KNOW about it. If that makes sense. I probably could use a dab now that I've stopped taching.
Jeffislovinlife
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Makes perfect sense like the first time you experience your anti-like brakes going off you just want to lift your foot off the brakes yeppers I don't think I could drive that I might have too many control issues when it comes to driving to have a car take over from me