LaBalbe
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Your wife is going to return to this argument at some point to "finish it" in a manner that's to her benefit....i.e. the "14-year vacation"Not sure get the analogy, but I'll take every little win I can get.
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Your wife is going to return to this argument at some point to "finish it" in a manner that's to her benefit....i.e. the "14-year vacation"Not sure get the analogy, but I'll take every little win I can get.
Also, when we first moved in, it was just a free-standing shed with no floor. We had a cement floor poured that encompassed all existing uprights, so I think that helped strenghten it.
That is amoung the dumbest things I have ever seen. Furthermore if you watch his explaination of terminal velosity from a 19 foot lift- he clearly knows nothing about the acceleration of gravity.Never seen one, and I’m certainly not endorsing or recommending it, but things like this are available.
https://hailprotector.com/
LOL...where do you store the garage then? It is a garage...You need a garage to store that thing!
Do they have a Kevlar version?
Probably not necessary...anything baseball size hail would beat the frame down anyway and cost $10,000...Do they have a Kevlar version?
That reminds me, why do they use coins to describe hail size? I mean, I have never seen hail shaped like a dime. Am I right? Now if they said "we have reports of hail the diameter of a quarter", that would make sense. vs "quarter size hail."Probably not necessary...anything baseball size hail would beat the frame down anyway and cost $10,000...
Most college graduates these days probably don't know what "diameter" means...That reminds me, why do they use coins to describe hail size? I mean, I have never seen hail shaped like a dime. Am I right? Now if they said "we have reports of hail the diameter of a quarter", that would make sense. vs "quarter size hail."