I hope you're not the cause of the next wave of disease. I recently saw some bug sweep through our area that had people sh!tting and puking like there was no tomorrow. Just to be on the safe side I want to place a travel ban on New York.
Yeah that picture was last winter. We get leaks everytime the temperature drops. That was the only time I was able to get the light blue pool of LOX in the picture. Usually the white cloud obscures the view and the cold fogs a camera really quick.
When I was still in research, we used to get a tanker truck of liquid nitrogen every day. Each time one of our mad scientists would transfer it from the main tank to their lab tank, it would leak. One day I was on the phone when my feet started to feel really cold. I looked down and the fog was up to my knees. The whole hallway had this eerie cloud floating in it. I kept my door shut after that.
Anytime ...I appreciate the sympathy.
I bet you say that to all the boys.Anytime ...
Didn't you guys learn anything from the Challenger? Change your O-rings!
Yes, The Masters was beyond awesome. We went to Wednesday's practice round and par 3 tourney- Until the rain came. I could write a book on my thoughts about the experience. Its one of the few things that truly exceeds inflated expectations and its cool to me that the venue is bigger than the players.I've been sick so I have not been around much. Did you enjoy The Masters? What days did you go? I played on Sat. but really felt like $hit so I played that way as well.
and yet you did.
And so it was said.and yet you did.
What is there about doors and hardware that could possibly take 10 evenings?I signed up for a class on Doors and Hardware. You better believe it's boring. Now I'm sort of obligated to go because ditching the class would be counter productive to general sucking up and brown nosing. It's held in Boston across 10 evenings. What was I thinking?
Upon completion you get a book full of information I'm probably trying to forget.
This Sat. will be the beginning of 5 Saturdays of OSHA classes for an OSHA 30 (as in 30 hours) course. Did I already post this mind numbingly boring stuff before? If so this second helping of boredom is free of charge.
I've hung a few doors in the last few years. I just don't know what they would cover that could possibly take that much time.
The best beer to drink during installation as well as the best beer to drink after the job is done. How to hold the bottle/can. How to burp the loudest. How to pee for accuracy.What is there about doors and hardware that could possibly take 10 evenings?
Closers with door stop and hold open devices, panic devices with varying trim and functions, mortising jigs for lock sets and hinges, door coordinators, knockdown and welded frames, changing the swing on metal frames, boring jigs for various backsets, fitting doors into existing frames and beveling using an electric planer, installing a henway ... that's all I could think of off the top of my head.What is there about doors and hardware that could possibly take 10 evenings?
But they cost money! Don't have enough in the current budget.Didn't you guys learn anything from the Challenger? Change your O-rings!
Ok, someone has to say it.... What's a henway?Closers with door stop and hold open devices, panic devices with varying trim and functions, mortising jigs for lock sets and hinges, door coordinators, knockdown and welded frames, changing the swing on metal frames, boring jigs for various backsets, fitting doors into existing frames and beveling using an electric planer, installing a henway ... that's all I could think of off the top of my head.
What's the difference between a left had door and a right hand reverse Mr. Door Expert?
Go ahead, Google it.
The class allows people to practice doing all that stuff so
that when they get to a job, it won't be their first time.
You don't really expect us to ask you, "what's a henway?" do you?Closers with door stop and hold open devices, panic devices with varying trim and functions, mortising jigs for lock sets and hinges, door coordinators, knockdown and welded frames, changing the swing on metal frames, boring jigs for various backsets, fitting doors into existing frames and beveling using an electric planer, installing a henway ... that's all I could think of off the top of my head.
What's the difference between a left had door and a right hand reverse Mr. Door Expert?
Go ahead, Google it.
The class allows people to practice doing all that stuff so
that when they get to a job, it won't be their first time.
