Well, sure, but does it have to be from the stroke of 8-12/1-5 rather than 7-11/2-6, say on the rare once-off day?
Saw you're in E AL not too far from Hotlanta -- not around Roanoke by any chance??? Had real good friends while in TN who were born and raised there...they probably could tell you who "Freddy" is... :)
Generally 6:30 to 5:30, but Lowes and HD are on the way home. ;-)
If it's buying a 2x4 it's no problem to step out at lunch, but few honey-do jobs are that simple. Most involve emergency trips to the hos^h^h^hhardware store in the middle.
Didn't know where Roanoke was, so had to look it up. ;-) We've lived here for a year so I'm not too familiar with the areas off the beaten path. I live near Auburn, about 35mi South of Roanoke.
I suspect if you really had such an insufferable ego, it would be well documented elswhere. Since it's not, my guess is you're a wannabe little amoeba in a dark room behind a crusty ol' keyboard with your hand down your pants.
The data tag says it will deliver 12.2 scfm at 175 psi. Of course, I have no way to verify that, but if it even comes close, I'll never exceed its' output with anything I do.
I guess Auburn is cool, if you're a SEC fan. ;-) SWMBO hates football weekends here. I actually live in Opelika, on the NE side of Auburn, (where the HomeDespot and Lowe's are ;-).
All I can say about some posts is that the pharisaical, malefic, and incognitant posts are a product of pointy-headed wowsers who, as a group, are filled with cranks, pokenoses, blow-hards, four-flushers, and pettifogs. Their foolish and contemptible products show up here, using us as a dumping ground for deadwood so bereft of talent, intelligence, and endeavor as to be useless.
These posters seem to be nothing but a rat bag of shoddy pedagogues, athletes of the tongue, professional pick-nits filling the stupid hours of their pointless days by nagging normal folk with inanities, which, if printed, would be mere bum-wad fated to sit unread in the printer until the sun expires. There they are, in a stuffy basement, with unwashed hair, Wal-Mart blue jeans, batik print tent dresses, and off-brand running shoes, the synthetic fibers from their fake Aran Island sweaters pilling at the elbows, while they give each other high fives, shouting to each other "Behold, ye dullards and despair!"
Dang; I was going to give HeyBub a 5 out of a possible 10 (has a good beat and you can dance to it) until you popped the bubble and pointed out the plagiarism. Killjoy.
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