Squaregrouper
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That .224 Valerie... I tell you, she is one hot piece of brass.
Dems STOLE Hogan's RED FLAG Bill!
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That .224 Valerie... I tell you, she is one hot piece of brass.
- Feb 19, 2013
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Who determines the importance of a thread?
fabsroman
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Don't you be mucking up this super important thread with .224 Valkeryie talk. No gun talk in the theft of Hogan's red flag bill. You might be receiving a PM to delete your transgression of a post. Now, I dislike you because I have to go looking for the Sarcasm button to make sure nobody takes this post the wrong way, and I really do despise emojis.
fabsroman
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Norton and a couple other mods come to mind.
Don't you be mucking up this super important thread with .224 Valkeryie talk. No gun talk in the theft of Hogan's red flag bill. You might be receiving a PM to delete your transgression of a post. Now, I dislike you because I have to go looking for the Sarcasm button to make sure nobody takes this post the wrong way, and I really do despise emojis.
You need to go to the PV school of proper emoji usage.
fabsroman
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Yeah, that would be a picture of a friendly pig roast. The cage is thicker at ours and people wear a lot more spikes and modern body armor instead of simple leather. Luckily, no guns or children allowed, but bring your knives, chainsaws, bats, hammers, etc. to the pig roast. lol
You do.
In the Harrisburg organizing thread, you thought it was important enough to post more than a dozen messages and then DELETE all of them later.
What was that about?
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
You need to go to the PV school of proper emoji usage.
Emojis and I do not get along right now. I tried to make an emoji out of "lol" yesterday and buggered that all up. Think I am starting to get the hang of it though. I need a colon before and after the emoji and I need to put spaces between the emojis. I will eventually commit some of these others to memory. In a decade or two, I'll be giving P5 a run for his emoji usage.
Fabs , congrats on the home thing . I am truly happy for your family
fabsroman
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Fabs , congrats on the home thing . I am truly happy for your family
Yeah, it has not happened yet. We looked at a house we really liked this past weekend. It had some short coming, but I really liked the yard and the wood flooring throughout the first two levels. We went home to work up an offer on it, and it went pending about an hour later. It had been on the market for a week. My wife and I have finally decided to stop looking at existing homes and to look at a lot to build the home we want on. Right now, I am pondering whether to act as the GC on the build and do most of the finish work myself, or to hire a GC to build the shell so I can do the finish work myself. Probably going to go the latter route. Just need to find a lot now. So, we are done burning time looking at home. Now, we are burning time looking at lots.
Hoping this is a nightmare that turns into a dream with a happy ending, referring to both this thread and building a house.
- Feb 19, 2013
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Not a clue, I look forward not behind. I don't archive nor forensically search old posts to play Johnnie Cochran. "If the post fits, you must acquit!"
Just a word of caution on being a GC , it is a frustrating job . My family did it on a piece of commercial property we now own . After you get through it , it is fine but living at the moment it is very difficult to say the least .
Just a heads up for you and your wife
One of the posts you left up in the Harrisburg organizing thread was a Nazi motto—no comment or context there, just a Nazi motto in the original German.
No offer to join or help....just a Nazi motto?
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
I went back and went through the thread. You keep mentioning that there were 6 spots I spoke about houses. You provided two quotes. Now, I am curious to see the other 4 quotes from that thread.
Also, please take note that within the thread in question, which began as a HB888 - grandfather clause bill, you turned it into your personal quest for plaintiffs for your litigation crusade against HB888. I knew you had been clamoring about litigation somewhere, just forgot it was in the thread I started. Please, keep my threads on point if you want me to keep them on point. Next time, start your own thread to clamor about litigation and seek plaintiffs.
Now, I am waiting for you to start this litigation crusade that you decried from the mountain tops. In my opinion, I think it will end just like the Crusades ended for the Christians. However, carry on with it.
fabsroman
Ultimate Member
Just a word of caution on being a GC , it is a frustrating job . My family did it on a piece of commercial property we now own . After you get through it , it is fine but living at the moment it is very difficult to say the least .
Just a heads up for you and your wife
Yeah, that is my worry. I am leaning toward hiring a GC to take care of getting the house weather tight and getting plumbing, electrical, and HVAC set up. A buddy of mine has acted as the GC on two houses that he built for himself. Thinking about hiring him as a consultant IF I decide to be the GC myself. I am trying to figure out if I have the time to learn everything that is involved with being the GC, or if I should just hire somebody to do it. May should be a pretty fun month.
Boondock Saint
Ultimate Member
Hey Rack, did you ever talk to Del. Bromwell about his accusing you of using racial and/or religious slurs toward MGA members and their staff?
- Feb 19, 2013
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Just a word of caution on being a GC , it is a frustrating job . My family did it on a piece of commercial property we now own . After you get through it , it is fine but living at the moment it is very difficult to say the least .
Just a heads up for you and your wife
So much so it can be very lucrative or drain your life. The good ones do cost more. So many times my wife's clients just had to go with low bidder, and it ends up not as planned. You really have to plan a lot. The lot itself gets scrutinized for water and drainage issues, then of course zoning and meeting all the building codes.
Do you want to build a simple home or one with details? If the latter, it takes finding people with the skill that can do so.
I think you are shortchanging Fabs if you can’t gift him a Nazi motto, too, LOL...
Sorry, no knowledge of that. We don’t use slurs.
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