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:sign yeah that::sign yeah that: Craig
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Sorry to hear you were t boned, but glad to hear you are ok, hope the ins. co treats ya rite Craig
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I had an 87 did the same thing, put new tires on it and the noise went away:080402gudl_prv: Craig
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Way to go Boomer:thumbsup: Nice of you to take up the cause, me thinks you mite have an ulterior motive:think: Heard there is a busload of LSU girls signing up for the same thing:rasberry: Take care, Craig
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Sounds like a great trip, wish I was only a day away from that area:crying: cant wait to see the pics. Have a safe trip. Craig
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Cant wait to see the BeerCart for that baby:thumbsup: Craig
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surgery on monday
cecdoo replied to Grandpagak's topic in Inspirational, Motivational, Prayer Requests, Etc.
With the sugery, great job on the weightloss, we will need some pics of the new you:thumbsup: Craig -
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I had a contractor in here yesterday (for other reasons). He suggested I not tear up the existing 1/2" plywood. Although mildly rotted near the toilet and under the tub, it was dry and not moldy. He might patch up those areas, then go over it all with new 3/4" plywood then top it with Durarock. This is a lot easier! What do you think? andrew Your finished floor will be approx. 1.5" higher then the adjoining floor. 3/4" + 1/4" Durarock + thinset+ tile, its your call if it doesnt cause a tripping hazard. Craig
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If the house was built properly any load bearing walls will be on the floor joists, partition walls may be between them and are generally supported. Usually the worst of the damage is under the toilet, from a leaking wax ring. Just my 2cents, take it for what it cost ya. Craig
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No it doesnt hurt at all, you wont feel a thing, just have to lay still with a sand bag on your leg for a few hrs. Craig
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If I cut the plywood flush against the stud walls, I dont see how I'd support the edges. You can take a 2x6 or 2x8 cut to length between joist and under existing wall. Drill 3/16" holes in wall plates and run 4" dwall screws down thru plates to catch 2x6 that is under wall, you can nail thru side of joists to catch other end of 2x6, does that make sense:think: I do it all the time, never had a call back. Craig
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Cant believe you are alive to tell this story, she is small but she looks wirey:crackup::crackup:
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Great Pics, Thanks
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ISNT HE THE KID THAT WON THAT BODY BUILDING CONTEST DOWN IN THE ISLANDS:rasberry:
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R to left- Cecdoo-Craig, wife Kim, Beer30 Gene, wife Becky, JRichard and Patrica, and Diane, Als better half across the table, man I gotta lose some weight!!
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Bet they saw us coming out of the rest area together LOL
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Hope ya have a great anniv. Peggy Craig
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Great pics Peggy, it was great seeing you and Ron again, Thanks for riding up with us. Craig & Kim
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Dont feel too bad Walter, thats my biggest fear everytime I pull into Dons place:doh: It was great meeting you and Wes, it sure seemed like he had a great time, and it was fun kidding around with him. Craig
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Sorry I didnt get a chance to meet ya Monty, next time for sure! Craig
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Sorry to hear about this, hope he starts feeling better soon, unfortunately I didnt get to meet him, so he has to come back next year so I can shake his hand. We wish him all the best. Craig
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Maintenance Day Pic's, Freebirds Ohio June 19 2010
cecdoo replied to Al Bates's topic in Picture Folder
Great Pics Al, it was great catching up with you and Diane, look forward to seeing you again soon. Craig -
Dodged that Black Cloud on way back from Maint Day!!!
cecdoo replied to Yammer Dan's topic in Watering Hole
Glad this story had a happy ending:doh: Dont think I could handle another Yammer dan crash!!!