Good Hand Washing Sunday Morning All. Under the circumstances hope you all are having a good weekend. Yesterday my wife and I got out of the house and went on a long walk. We even walked of to Jarblue's house and said hi and visited for awhile. Being Sunday, that means tonight is Steak Night. :yum: Weather today is looks like the high is going to be around 88* with a 50% chance of rain. Anyway hope you all have a great Sunday. Stay Safe, Stay Positive and Keep Washing those Hands!! :tup:

Little over halfway installing plywood on roof, not counting the overhangs....wonder if I should cover anything up before rain this evening & just let it roll :ugh2:
Any reputable answers will be appreciated, as I can completely tie in what I’ve done & tarp over or try & finish getting wood down :confused:

Let’s not forget the other one... OUI.

:tup:

Not certain if any of my answers are ever reputable, but I would certainly try to keep the roof dry until you get it done and have felt stapled to it.

What about Swank, or Juggs? :ugh2:

Tarp it if practical. 1 rainfall probably won't hurt anything but better to keep it dry.

Oatmeal,banana & naproxen down, gonna meditate a bit & look around outside in about 1/2 hour :wtf2:

Good morning everyone!

JC, Spoiler, Godspeed,Zington and JL

Free Covid Sunday!

My buddy’s older brother had some oversized magazines...seems like they were named Chic :eek:

Morning Zoren :hello:

I like Barely Legal stuff!

Is that one called Eighteenth Birthday Magazine?

Well I think its barely 18 on paper...:yum::yum:

Well, rain & thunderstorms supposed to be here 12:30/1:00 today :icon14:
So I guess I’ll install one more panel on each side & prepare to cover everything up :ugh2:

:shakes head:

:icon08:

i gotta be strong dude.:icon14:

Those are larger and heavier than the old M28 batteries:icon17: That line spoiled milwaukee cordless tools for me. It's probably great for larger tools like leaf blower and chainsaw but it's like a boat anchor on a drill:rofl2:

:iagree:

Make use of that leafblower :nutswinger:

:icon17:

be strong dude.:ugh2:

Just get the wood down, a little rain won't hurt it

It's really not that big of a deal. If osb couldn't take a couple rains before getting dried in building anything would be a nightmare. It takes a lot of exposure to do any damage. Now if you went and bought CDx like a knucklehead get it covered. That stuff will delaminate if it gets coffee spilled on it.

Woah!! $220 for a battery?!? What battery? :icon14:

Even the 9Ah battery is only $159 with a charger - I bought it with the cordless shopvac kit for $179.

The 3Ah batteries came in a kit of 2 batteries and a charger for $149 - I got the deal that included a free Octane bare tool.

That would fall under the category of user error. Lol give me a little more credit than that. I actually own pretty much only impact sockets now. Have a set of 12 pt deep 3/8 drive chrome sockets and several trashed HF chrome socket sets with random missing sockets that have broken over the years.

'Ola 'itches!

:gtfo2:

I 'ont like it 'ude!

Stay strong duuuude!

That concludes all of EW's commentary for today.

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i just bought 2 new batteries, i needed a night to think on it..:icon14::icon14:

Which ones?

Have a wonderful Sunday everyone :hello:

Little bit of rain this morning gonna delay finishing up work on the Lexus. No biggie :tup:

I suppose time to get out of bed and get the day started

(2) 4.0AH for $85 shipped.

Found some speaker wire and decided to hook up a couple speakers in garage to radio. I haven’t listened to regular radio in years. What a steaming pile of crap that is lol

What about Big 'Uns?.Anybody remember that one?

The New “What did you do with your Z today” (with off topic replies) XXXVI
 

I would. If you are fortunate enough to still have an income and can afford to, then do your part to support the economy and small business where you can.

Absolutely.

The New “What did you do with your Z today” (with off topic replies) XXXVI
 

We’ve always been good tippers, but we go overboard now. If we order something that used to warrant a $10-15 tip, we are doing $20-25 now. We are also just ordering from our local places so we know we are supporting our community and people that need it now more than ever.

In normal circumstances, I recommend a minimum 10% tip for pick up and delivery orders. You might consider increasing that based on your ability due to this corona mess.

Having worked in the service industry in the past, I am very generous customer even before all this mess. Places that I know and like, especially the staff, I generally start at a 30% tip, whether I'm dining in or picking up. Pick up and delivery orders from new places I'm trying out generally get a 20% tip.

Was someone been pulling your leg early this morning to get you out of bed?:rolleyes:

morning folks..

another day of work.. til 5pm today..