Part V
Post Fiend
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From: Gilbert, Az
I think it's worse on the FL coast than Houston, Scott. I grew up on the Gulf Coast, and it's nothing for it to be 96 & 98% humidity. But you know what?? I'll take that 6 days a week and twice on Sunday over 115-120 & 7% humidity that I had to deal with all summer!!! That friggin' SUX!!
Just messin with ya, I hate those temps and we get them for 3-4 months here.
Post Fiend
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From: Blairsville,Ga
Hotshot
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From: Rochdale MA
to keep cool this summer!I think it's worse on the FL coast than Houston, Scott. I grew up on the Gulf Coast, and it's nothing for it to be 96 & 98% humidity. But you know what?? I'll take that 6 days a week and twice on Sunday over 115-120 & 7% humidity that I had to deal with all summer!!! That friggin' SUX!!
Postmaster
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From: VA
Evenin' ladies and gents!
Only 1! Thank goodness! I never put all my eggs in one basket! I had to test the waters!
Excuses....
I hate humidity. Id take 115* dry heat over humid days ANY day of the week!
Only 1! Thank goodness! I never put all my eggs in one basket! I had to test the waters!
I think it's worse on the FL coast than Houston, Scott. I grew up on the Gulf Coast, and it's nothing for it to be 96 & 98% humidity. But you know what?? I'll take that 6 days a week and twice on Sunday over 115-120 & 7% humidity that I had to deal with all summer!!! That friggin' SUX!!
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FTE Leadership Emeritus
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From: Cabot, Arkansas
Like I said, it's all good, Scott. Maybe the "Super Mods" or "Admins" should CHECK with the forum Mods first, before doing this. It's getting really old, and it's getting folks pi$$ed off because every time it looks like we have things worked out, some "super-admin-mod-geek" comes along and effs it up again. How do we fix it, Scott? Make the first post some kind of disclaimer stating the thread is okay to be there and shouldn't be moved without checking with the forum mods first? I'm just trying to come up with some way to keep this from constantly being bounced back here in the GNA forum by "helpful" super-geeks. 
For a "fix".....well, either Jim and I will eventually get everybody talked in to allowing an O/T in the 7.3 tech forum, or they will stop us from allowing them. Best I can offer right now is roll with it. No sense in getting torqued over things we can't control.
Post Fiend
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From: Gilbert, Az
Evenin BB! How was your first day back at school?
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Fleet Owner
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From: BLT, MN
I just do not have anything constructive to add tonight. So, I am going to watch the tube for a bit and then go to bed. Hope everyone has a nice evening. Maybe tomorrow will be a bright, sunshiny day.
Post Fiend
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From: Gilbert, Az
Even a dry heat sucks butt.........
Hope you have a better day tomorrow Jay, if you need anything we are here for ya
Postmaster
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From: Bellingham, WA
Yeah. No problem about the sig quote. Me and my friends are thinking of building a racquet ball court in my barn and also turning it into a party barn for the summer.
Hey Brent I have a few questions on framing for the racquet ball court. If you had to frame a wall that was higher than 8' tall, let's say 16' tall how would you build it? (BTW the racquet ball court is 20' wide by 40' long by 20" high.)
Hey Brent I have a few questions on framing for the racquet ball court. If you had to frame a wall that was higher than 8' tall, let's say 16' tall how would you build it? (BTW the racquet ball court is 20' wide by 40' long by 20" high.) Thats root beer by the way....I'll check back after a bit or you can always email me...
Good evening BB!
I need some boarding time soon!!!!!
Post Fiend
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From: Dallas-Ft. Worth
Well, I'm pretty sure "super-admin-mod-geek" isn't going to help the situation any. With few exceptions, they started out on this site the same way you and I did and all of them have earned the positions. Plus nobody likes being insulted.
For a "fix".....well, either Jim and I will eventually get everybody talked in to allowing an O/T in the 7.3 tech forum, or they will stop us from allowing them. Best I can offer right now is roll with it. No sense in getting torqued over things we can't control.
For a "fix".....well, either Jim and I will eventually get everybody talked in to allowing an O/T in the 7.3 tech forum, or they will stop us from allowing them. Best I can offer right now is roll with it. No sense in getting torqued over things we can't control.
Postmaster
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From: VA
Naw, not all the way up there. 80-90* in 80-90% humidity sucks though. You take a shower, relax, go outside for a minute and it makes you feel like taking another shower when you were just out there for like 2 minutes!
Hotshot
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From: Rochdale MA
A couple of the factories that I have worked for had dry rooms. One of them was kept at 125* with as close to 0 humidity as possible. I hated working in that room.
On the other extreme I did some work for a fish house that had a blast freezer. They kept it at -70* when we worked in there they would warm it up to -40*
On the other extreme I did some work for a fish house that had a blast freezer. They kept it at -70* when we worked in there they would warm it up to -40*