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don_Juan_oven t1_iuhthxo wrote
Reply to Who's pumped for Halloween? by CharlesDOliver
I want to know more about that praying mantis. Where did she come from? Where is she going? Is she single, or is there a headless inflatable on the ground next to her?
don_Juan_oven t1_iuf0aac wrote
Reply to comment by LegendOfParasiteMana in I know my lawn is trying to tell me something, but I can't read its handwriting. by graydave
I know it from a meme; not sure if it's a Mulaney, but I hope so! I always enjoy his material
don_Juan_oven t1_iudifn8 wrote
Reply to I know my lawn is trying to tell me something, but I can't read its handwriting. by graydave
You got ghosts in your lawn. You should do cocaine about it.
Source: I worked for a landscaping company for a couple months.
don_Juan_oven t1_j9da6oz wrote
Reply to How do I find these g-d studs?? by WaterChestnutII
I installed security systems for a summer, and we had to drill a finger-sized hole behind the panel to drop the wire down the stud space to pop out at an outlet for the plug. I was having the absolute worst time getting the pull, ended up with a palm-sized hole (still fine, it would be hidden by the panel) and couldn't make it. With the customer's blessing, my manager (who had come to find out what was taking me so long) cut a hole big enough to look inside the wall. The framer had decided to slant a stud from bottom left to top right of the "cell" for some idiot reason, and the angle was slight enough that we couldn't sense it by touch. Moral of the story, don't trust that the framer from a full sixty years ago did what they were supposed to do, or that nothing has been changed since then.