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I think Fedposter J borrowed that.He's got a nail gun.
Based CWC would do it, Kevie is a coward.It's never too late! Phil's horde of red tools must have something Kevin can use.
Kevin's not going to do it. He loves himself too much.Based CWC would do it, Kevie is a coward.
When you think about it, pipes don't burst in August. That happens in winter when stuff freezes. And plastic pipes burst even less, because they've got some give. And the Tranch isn't on mains water, so they probably have their well pump water to a header tank, so there's diddly squat in terms of pressure. How those plastic pipes usually fail is the seal on the connector slowly gives way over time it starts with a little tiny drip, and you don't notice until it begins to stain the ceiling. Should cost next to nothing to fix.I know I'm late to this, but... $8k to get a pipe fixed? In what universe? I know things are different (and usually more expensive) in rural communities, and plumbing work is expensive as a rule, but there is simply no way that fixing that teeny amount of damage and replacing one pipe would cost that much.
If there's anything vile about the tranch it's just imagining the combined stank of burrito farts and stink ditches.Anyway, making its welcome (and how we've missed you), it's burrito night.
Chris did it with a box cutter, once again proving himself the alpha cow.Phil doesn't have a lathe or a pillar drill and I don't think a portable drill would suffice.
That's not Kevin, it's Penny?19 different burrito options, including raw mushrooms.
And Kevvie's eating out of a bowl.
It's just yet another example of how utterly destructive and incompetent troons are at literally any activity. I can't even imagine how you fuck up to destroy a stove like this in less than a year. What in the everloving fuck are they even doing to that poor thing?I hadn't thought about that stove for a while so this just reminds me how baffled I am that they did this with the knobs in the first place. My stove may actually be older than I am as far as I can remember but the only parts that broke were the hinges on the lid.
You made the argument yourself: a brand new set of knobs for the stove is about the same price as their boxed set of Star Trek:TNG 25-year anniversary Pez dispensers.For the price of one fucking plastic toy they could have all those knobs replaced. Even discounting the stereotypical female reason to do so - "well I want it to look nice!" - it doesn't make any sense from a utilitarian standpoint - "I want my tools and appliances to function properly". Priorities, people.
By putting a baking pan or roasting pan a couple sizes too big in the oven and having to leave the door open. IIRC they have a top of the line LG stove which couldn't have been cheap.I still don't get how you can literally melt the knobs off a stove. I've never heard of it happening before, but maybe they just bought a really cheap stove brand?
On reflection, that bathroom being out of commission was indeed worth an emergency grift.If there's anything vile about the tranch it's just imagining the combined stank of burrito farts and stink ditches