Image 1 — Huge number of hurricane cases, votives, bud vases at garage sale CHEAP
Image 2 — Huge number of hurricane cases, votives, bud vases at garage sale CHEAP
Image 3 — Huge number of hurricane cases, votives, bud vases at garage sale CHEAP
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Image 5 — Huge number of hurricane cases, votives, bud vases at garage sale CHEAP

Huge number of hurricane cases, votives, bud vases at garage sale CHEAP

This isn’t even all of it. Guy has been doing this everyday usually until like 5, they’ll probably be here tomorrow too. Humboldt park. 2753 w Chicago

Snag these up!

u/DisasterConnect6586 — 12 days ago
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A Guy Just Rolled up to the Sheriff with a Pickup stacked like a scrapyard of Flock Cameras and an American Flag Hanging off the Back.

u/Ashish_ank — 1 month ago

Growing up and out of my peanut butter

Never seen mold grow a tentacle before also never have had peanut butter mold

Update: going to keep it and see if it’s a mushroom. Yes, I know peanut butter shouldn’t get moldy - it’s weird, but you can see the more green hairy mold around the rim in the pic. No, I didn’t lose an asparagus in the peanut butter.

u/DisasterConnect6586 — 5 months ago

Hey all,

I’m building a garage with my dad and it’s going swimmingly given our limitations. We are getting prepared to side with LP smart side panels. We want to use a nail gun, but I’m getting mixed answers from my online research on what gun to use. I know that specialized siding guns exist, but I’d like to avoid buying a gun I’ll never use again (already going broke from this project 😭).

I see people use framing nailers, but I’m concerned about marring the surface or overdriving. My dad originally wanted to use staples but I vetoed. Installation instructions require hot dipped galvanized nails with a 0.092-0.113” shank diameter that penetrate the studs by 1.5” minimum. We don’t have the time to hand nail everything. I’ve also seen some people use screws, but that seems just as time consuming as hand nailing.

Any advice on how I can use my existing tools? Adaptors, methods, etc?

Looking forward to moving on to the next challenge after setting these 30ft trusses. I’m learning so much from my dad but some of the materials we are using he is unfamiliar with and I want to do this right.

Thank you in advance!

u/DisasterConnect6586 — 5 months ago