Newbie at This Stuff

[montana]

No, the "girlifying" part comes from calling the plastic box of bits "Malibu Barbie's dream drill accessory kit". I did put some nail polish on my chainsaw because it was too blah looking...

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He sat right next to me and listened to what the guy said. He didn't want that guy to work in our house and didn't like the scare tactics. DH has a good amount of bad plumbing experiences behind him and is not interested in any plumbing projects. That's fine with me; he has many skills that I don't have (yet). I have replaced all the guts of a toilet, replumbed the kitchen sink & installed a new disposer and now there's the new faucet (and I had to replace the shut-off valves, too...)

DH went on at length about how much the plumber bothered him, gave me heaps of praise, made some bragging calls to his friends & made Eggplant Parmesana for dinner.

Between this newsgroup & HGTV, I have had a great education!

[montana]

Oops; forgot to respond to this. Yes, most homes are not level (walls are not square or flat) and things do have to be eyeballed, but I like to see where level is, first. If nothing else, I want to make sure that the parts of the hardware are level with each other, if not "level" level.

[Rich Grise]

If any of those droids gives you any crap, give him a withering look that says, "Don't give me any shit, n*****ts. Remember I can cut off your penis in your sleep."

Go to any public library, and ask the librarian, "Tools?" ;Þ (love the little SEG ^ Thanks!)

Have Fun! Rich

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