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Dilly 1 year ago
#46 I got a rock
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Leon 1 year ago
#37 How many errors can you spot?!
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Mackenzie 1 year ago
Leon,
Since the gate in gate valves tend to freeze in place after very little time and will strip the bronze threads when you try to open or close them, the failure to choose ball valves is the first mistake I see. The second mistake is the fact that the valves were installed in such a way that nobody could ever get a good enough grip on the valve handles to operate them while they were still operable. This setup pretty much guarantees that after a year or two the first person who tries to turn off either or both valves is going to wind up having to turn off the whole house at the meter, or at a customer valve if they're lucky enough to have one of those.
Since the gate in gate valves tend to freeze in place after very little time and will strip the bronze threads when you try to open or close them, the failure to choose ball valves is the first mistake I see. The second mistake is the fact that the valves were installed in such a way that nobody could ever get a good enough grip on the valve handles to operate them while they were still operable. This setup pretty much guarantees that after a year or two the first person who tries to turn off either or both valves is going to wind up having to turn off the whole house at the meter, or at a customer valve if they're lucky enough to have one of those.
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Napoleon 1 year ago
Mackenzie,
Thank you Captain Obvious.
Thank you Captain Obvious.
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Katy 1 year ago
#46 switches out men at half time when they're losing.
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Toby 1 year ago
#48 Where's the "smile" here, izi? Do we really need these gun pics all the time?
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Midge 1 year ago
Toby,
to each their own, and every happiness in its place.
to each their own, and every happiness in its place.
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Mackenzie 1 year ago
Toby,
No mental illness here. Nope. Not even a tiny bit.
No mental illness here. Nope. Not even a tiny bit.
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Columbus 1 year ago
Toby,
Whaaaaaaaa!
Whaaaaaaaa!
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Irvin 1 year ago
#31 No reason !!! Really ? He is in jail. He did nothing wrong and he is in jail. This is a F@#king good reason.
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Napoleon 1 year ago
Irvin,
He's in "jail" because he smacks people for no reason.
He's in "jail" because he smacks people for no reason.
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Lurana 1 year ago
#23 I would be honored to rest my feet on that.
$40 Eventually, Hasbro knew their dog shaped whoopie cushion design was a huge marketing mistake.
$40 Eventually, Hasbro knew their dog shaped whoopie cushion design was a huge marketing mistake.
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Monte 1 year ago
#9. Would not want to clean that
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Mackenzie 1 year ago
Monte,
Very first thing I thought when I saw this.
Very first thing I thought when I saw this.
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Austin 1 year ago
#27 Not true. The Hyperinflation lasted from Jan 1923 uptill mid 1924. It was after the war due to general strikes in the Ruhr area.
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Midge 1 year ago
#43 looks like a private drive..so no.
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Brina 1 year ago
#26 yoko
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Tim 1 year ago
#25 looking at current improvements n AI art they weren't that far off the mark.
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L.r. 1 year ago
#48 murica 
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Nell 1 year ago
L.r., just get behind your mothers apron and everything will be OK.
Since the gate in gate valves tend to freeze in place after very little time and will strip the bronze threads when you try to open or close them, the failure to choose ball valves is the first mistake I see. The second mistake is the fact that the valves were installed in such a way that nobody could ever get a good enough grip on the valve handles to operate them while they were still operable. This setup pretty much guarantees that after a year or two the first person who tries to turn off either or both valves is going to wind up having to turn off the whole house at the meter, or at a customer valve if they're lucky enough to have one of those.
Thank you Captain Obvious.
to each their own, and every happiness in its place.
No mental illness here. Nope. Not even a tiny bit.
Whaaaaaaaa!
He's in "jail" because he smacks people for no reason.
$40 Eventually, Hasbro knew their dog shaped whoopie cushion design was a huge marketing mistake.
Very first thing I thought when I saw this.