June All Topic
#198
The Giants' Matt Cain pitched a perfect game against the Astros tonight.
Cain pitches first perfecto for Giants - Yahoo! News
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Cain pitches first perfecto for Giants - Yahoo! News
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Have to love it as a baseball fan, and props to Buster Posey for handling the game from behind the plate.
#200
Unfortunately I did not get to see it, as I had the cable turned off on the 1st. (Internet goes on the 18th) as I am moving. Only have two more days to get all my cra... I mean stuff out of here. That is cool that Matt got a perfect game.
Those helo videos are cool, next time I need a bottle opened, I'll call that pilot.
Jim
Those helo videos are cool, next time I need a bottle opened, I'll call that pilot.
Jim
#202
Afternoon SoCal!
Well I finally crossed over into new slacking territory...10,000 posts...holy cow!
Sorry for the anticipation of it all...I was traveling home from LAX today...just got home.
Have a great one!
Joe.
Well I finally crossed over into new slacking territory...10,000 posts...holy cow!
Sorry for the anticipation of it all...I was traveling home from LAX today...just got home.
Have a great one!
Joe.
#206
Morning SoCal!
Well it's Friday and I'll be home this morning with the painter (yeah I'm getting lazy in my old age)...he's a great guy and I can't complain about the price or the quality!
Hope everyone has a great day...the weekend is upon us and it is going to be HOT here in Indiana!
Joe.
Well it's Friday and I'll be home this morning with the painter (yeah I'm getting lazy in my old age)...he's a great guy and I can't complain about the price or the quality!
Hope everyone has a great day...the weekend is upon us and it is going to be HOT here in Indiana!
Joe.
#207
Had to look it up Sounds like you got a great deal.
Are you going to use it, or is it a wall-hanger?
Are you going to use it, or is it a wall-hanger?
#208
It was a club charity auction, so I opened the bidding at $20. Apparently no one else knew what it was. Shoulda bid $5.
#210
Looks like that project up at Lake Crowley may be in jeopardy. I got the soils report from the owner (wish I'd seen it sooner), and it's not just as simple as digging a foundation and pouring the concrete. The soil in that area is incapable of supporting the proposed structure. Per the soils report all footings and piers must be over excavated to a depth of 2 feet below the base of the footing (5 ft) and 5' laterally, then backfilled and compacted, then we can dig the footings, lay a stabilization barrier on the bottom, add and compact 12" of 3/4' gravel, lay another barrier and another 12" of 3/4" gravel, the pour the footings. So, we're looking at removing, then backfilling and compacting 450+ cubic yards of material before even beginning to build the foundation. I talked to the soils guy yesterday just to be sure I didn't miss an "if" or an "and" somewhere in the report, but I didn't. He said the groundwater is so high and the soil is so poor that basically what we're trying to do there is build a boat. A rented backhoe and my little compactor are a joke...we're talking excavation/engineering company to come out and prep the site. I don't think the owner is going to be able to survive a hit like that. I feel bad for the guy.