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For any team wishing to start a rebuild, OKC is pretty much your only partner with all those draft picks.
Embiid 6/18 with a staggering 9 turnovers. Not gonna cut it in an elimination game.
This series going 7
My main problem is I only know enough to be dangerous in most trades, so I am not sure of some design repercussions and worry that I am not worrying enough about certain things. Especially since it's mostly houses from 1910-1940 with a mishmash of codes and materials.
One house seemed decent/repairable enough, but there were several switches installed backwards (up as off) that weren't multiswitch fixtures. And the seller's mandatory disclosure listed a bunch of 3-prong outlets as ungrounded. And it had a 200 amp in. Most of the rest of the house appeared relatively fine, but that seemed very questionable. Especially since it doesn't take that long to replace a switch so it flips 'normal'. Proper grounding would be more work. But it made me think none of the wiring can be trusted.
And then there was the house with signs of someone seemingly removing an unlisted finished basement and every yaed knickknack known to man. The house where all the floors slanted at least 10 degrees. The house with an upstairs containing all the bedrooms, no bathroom and a painted door that opened into unfinished space.
Most of the showings have convinced me people want a basement so they can finish it but none of those people can be trusted to finish a basement.
Now I'm wondering what it actually was. I had no way to get a good look without it escaping and that's not something my unhappy legs (they were dangling off the bed during the "nap") were willing to chase.
It just now updated out of the "moving through the system" or whatever status and it is in... Fort Worth, Texas. It's two days over due and has only made it 60 miles from the origin point.
But the A’s have been a little better than expected so far this year.
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Is it something that could be 3d printed? I would be willing to help you out if so.
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So I am trying to judge how severe some problems might be based on disclosures and seller inspection reports and what I see. But I'm just not sure of the potential severity for some flaws. Do awkward switches, missing grounding, and wires not in conduit actually portend some sort of electric doom? Maybe. (Probably not that severe since someone has been living there off and on for 90 years.) Putting an offer in and paying for an inspection and appraisal to find out I'd need to re-do all the house's wiring and back out doesn't seem cost-effective when the disclosures already tell me there's some level of problem. But maybe that's "here's an offer 10k under because I am going to have to pay an electrician to fix up the shoddy workmanship on that 1965 addition and whatever else has been happening in this place" territory.
There was a house that had the same owner for 45 years in good shape with nothing exceptionally questionable in sight or the disclosures, but my offer did not win the seller's tie-breaker, apparently. That one would still probably need a tree removed and at least a few new windows and would be helped by re-grading near the house. Those are things I am somewhat familiar with, unlike the mechanicals in detail.
Any recommendations? Alternative suggestions?
Not a silverfish. I think it may have been a house cricket, looking at pictures.
If it had 3 pointy bits on its bum the middle one would be an ovipositor. I'm not saying it laid its eggs in your brain and climbed out through your ear, but I also can't rule it out.
https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/jevon-porter-dui-arrest-missouri/73-8fca1e4a-baf2-4cc2-8a11-e3c40153088b
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(Don't mind the missing brass screws, that's a minor screw up on my end)
The switch box doesn't have enough room for an externally wired switch and I'm having a devil of time finding a switch with out the wires
It's technically a backstab but about 1000x easier to manage.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Leviton-Decora-Edge-15-Amp-Single-Pole-Switch-White-R02-E5601-0SW/322083348
Yeah, at Home Depot here anything beyond the super cheap $.99 switches have thick back plates and come with their own leads. I know I can cut some wires to maybe make things fit but I'd rather just replace it with something that I know fits in the existing box.
Yup
Too bad Jimmy got hurt, I think it would've been a good series.
Adam Silver had to extend the series, Western conference had too many sweeps.
its not fair
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Every single riding mower will have multiple warnings in the user manual about not letting your kid ride with you. The issue is that modern mowers will cut the blades off if you fall out of the seat, and they usually have brakes to stop the blades pretty quickly. However, if you are in the seat and your kid falls off... Yeah. Just don't do it.
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