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Next to the jackstands for " Insurance " .

After I retired I worked part time for some girls that did Estate Sales . We found cash tucked into books and taped to the backs of pictures .

I have a couple of 10x10x12 wood blocks

So now the OP has an answer to his question ....:ROFLMAO:

A friend brought her SCCY to the range . I fired it . Terrible trigger . That's all I know about them .

There were never any reported issues at our company . And his work schedule was not etched in stone due to the fact that we worked for the power company . It was not unusual to get jammed up at the last minute and work late . Sometimes very late . No guarantee's of making it to the bank . We...

We had one like that . He said " What if the direct deposit doesn't come through ? " It was a Fortune 500 company with thousands of employees . Never heard of an issue with payroll but he wouldn't budge . To each his own .

I got rid of mine a couple of years ago . No more landline for me .

Our " Final wishes " are documented with the funeral home and paid for . Insurance policies and retirement accounts list the kids as beneficiaries .Personal items like jewelry and guns have been designated as to the recipient . That leaves the house and vehicles . They'll figure it out .

A couple of weeks after the accident a woman called and wanted to discuss her injuries . I told her that was a discussion she could have with my Attorney .

My Community Coffee K Cups are about 57 cents each .

I'm sorry . I don't understand your question . Usually ...a back feed is a separate source that not utilized until it is needed . Figure a circuit A and a circuit B , each one feeding from a different Sub . They are connected by a set of switches that remain OPEN until conditions dictate that...

A "back feed " would be a connection to a separate circuit through a set of switches that remain open until that source is needed . Distribution switching can get complicated ...

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I keep a bottle of Zoom Spout Turbine Oil to lubricate fan motors . Even the ones that aren't meant to be lubricated can be oiled . Just dribble enough oil down the shaft into the bushing . It worked for me .

Whomever decided that a refrigerator should be on a GFCI is an idiot .

I had that same issue . Two different units did the same thing . I eliminated it after a remodel and don't miss it .

Around here , nobody looks at the outage map , they take a poll on Facebook . " Is anybody else's power out ? " :rolleyes:

Who hasn't seen things added AFTER the inspection ?