The Official "Say Anything" Thread

[the_Journeyman]

Was there a disturbance in the force?

JM

[swampduc]

Morning. Computers at work wouldn't go the forum for a while this am. I was getting worried.

[ducpainter]

Was there a disturbance in the force?

JM

I believe that's what happened.

It was go-daddy...I couldn't even get to the server as an admin never mind the forum.

All in all their service up time has been excellent.

[Bick]

More Ning, all.  

Couldn't get on here, either.

Was there a disturbance in the force?

JM

I think so.

[somegirl]

Ning all, working from home today, I'm taking Tuesday and Thursday off (maxed out on vacation time).

[DesmoDiva]

After Ning.

This little guy is hanging out in the lilac bush off our patio. 

[TiAvenger]

make the beast with two backs,


I'm so make the beast with two backsing burnt out on school its not funny. I have almost made it through the semester (3 papers, 1 final, 1 class left,) and I have hit a wall. Then it's straight to summer school, followed by twice the classes next semester.








Stupid degree requiring society.

[Grampa]

After Ning.

This little guy is hanging out in the lilac bush off our patio. 

ya need two more  

Bob Marley -- Three Little Birds







My day is good. I saved a ton of money, and I didn't even switch to Gieco. A few months ago, our neighbors HVAC unit shorted out and smoked out her house during the middle of the night. Last summer our other neighbor had his do the same thing. Both had to replace their units ( a few grand each)
Last night I turned on our unit to cool off the house prior to going to bed and it started acting up, so I shut it down. This morning I climbed on the roof with a shop vac and tools in hand. I took everything off I could, then proceeded to clean everything up. I put it back together and fired it back up. She ran fine, but I kept hearing a buzzing electrical sound. I traced all the visible wiring and found one 10 gauge wire to be weather cracked and causing its juice to jump over to the exposed metal plate next to it.  

A bucks worth of wire and an excuse to buy a new 8 buck wire stripper, and she's purring like new.

[DesmoDiva]

 

now you can add AC repair man to your resume. 

[Grampa]

 

[Grampa]

ever wonder what it's like in a Brazillian elevator?


bossa n' ramones -i wanna be you boyfriend-

[TiAvenger]

My day is good. I saved a ton of money, and I didn't even switch to Gieco. A few months ago, our neighbors HVAC unit shorted out and smoked out her house during the middle of the night. Last summer our other neighbor had his do the same thing. Both had to replace their units ( a few grand each)
Last night I turned on our unit to cool off the house prior to going to bed and it started acting up, so I shut it down. This morning I climbed on the roof with a shop vac and tools in hand. I took everything off I could, then proceeded to clean everything up. I put it back together and fired it back up. She ran fine, but I kept hearing a buzzing electrical sound. I traced all the visible wiring and found one 10 gauge wire to be weather cracked and causing its juice to jump over to the exposed metal plate next to it.  Shocked

A bucks worth of wire and an excuse to buy a new 8 buck wire stripper, and she's purring like new.

now you can add AC repair man to your resume. 

Or a lead attorney on a class action suit. 

That seems to be a high failure rate.

[Grampa]

Or a lead attorney on a class action suit. 

That seems to be a high failure rate.

Theres no tell'n it was the same wire that caused it. I hated the fact that in both neighbors case... the ac guy said... you need to replace the entire unit.

I figured I check it out and run through a check list of things that might be the cause. Then replace the found to be failed part. No need to replace the entire unit.

I found an online trouble shooting checklist with step by step how-to instructions. Hell...I can unbolt and replace parts same as he can. And my labor rate is waaaaaay cheaper.

bp's discount hvac thingy service

[Popeye the Sailor]

Or a lead attorney on a class action suit. 

That seems to be a high failure rate.

You'd blow yourself up too if you lived in Bakersfield.

[jdubbs32584]

Date night!