You're lucky that you didn't jump start yourself. :rofl2:

It was quite a shocking experience.

Steelers won after they benched Mason and went with the duck caller. :tup:

Had a great dinner. :yum: Boneless pork cooked in a pineapple habanero sauce, baked beans, scalloped potatoes, and cole slaw. :yum:

You're not lite up like a Christmas, so..................you'll survive.

Let me know when you get hit with 480 volts. :eek:

That sounds positively electrifying!

Seen a guy get hit with 4160 volts. He's lucky that it jumped and not make direct contact. Had a co-worker drill through a concrete wall into a 7000 volt line.

duuuudes.

:eek:

sssup duuudes. :hello::hello:

fellas, nismo and I ran 7 miles today... we both hurting duuuude...

Guess :icon17:

:hello: :tiphat:

Probably shouldn't ask, but is there any sort of foundation under this?

I was wondering what holds this whole deal from sinking as you continue to add more weight on it... (trusses, sheathing, roofing, siding...)

Of course you could just bolt some big ‘ole caster wheels on it so you can move it around if you need to...

:icon14:

Hard to tell in pic, but nearly 9” across the 6x6’s & 2-2x12’s
They will be doubled like this around the perimeter & then 6x6x? Will be put between the 2x12’s into the ground & bolted.
Concrete will be poured as well...everything is heavy; but is supported & sturdy.
Many ways to keep it afloat, I don’t object to other’s ideas :ugh2: