u/Ill_Resolution7967

I live in a terrible neighborhood and they took the most straight fella. He was always nice to me, wave etc unlike all the assholes that walk free. I don’t know what he did and what happened, but they later searched his house with a dog.

After the search, they left some lights on in his house and it’s been like that for a couple of weeks already. I know bills add up quickly, should I try to reach out to somebody so that the lights are turned off and perhaps gas service turned off if he’s in for a long time?

I am building some kitchen cabinets. Bought the best birch plywood I could find around and applied some oil based pecan stain and going to apply Zar Poly OMU urethane finish. How’d I do?

This is one parked behind 1645 Cliffview Rd. The police will do nothing but share my information with the gang so not calling them.

Like, seriously. Fuck this shit. It is absolutely inhumane punishing activity. Weird poses, pinching, poisonous chemicals. Somehow it is recommended to do yourself all over reddit if you are poor and even romanticized and bragged about by some people.

I have spent 3 days bathing in brake fluid because my truck decided to shit the brake lines.

Nothing in it is human friendly. Nobody gives a damn how you are going to work on it when they design it. A mechanic would cost my monthly budget and I can't even blame them. And I am still expected to be on the road by tomorrow.

I've never seen anything like this, scammers calling me from 216 numbers every 40-50 minutes. Anyone else experiencing anything like this? Any ideas how to stop this?

I am learning traditional plaster and trying to figure out what will work the best for scratch coat. I'll be reusing original wood lath here and there and install rib metal lath where the original lath is missing.

I'm really struggling to find non dolomite lime though here in Ohio, it is almost like people really hate plaster and everything lime here haha. Closest I could find is this Canadian Graymont lime in a supply store in PA. Should I go for it or there are better options?

I'm so tired of this. People coming, agree to do the job and then either ghost me or send me quotes and then ghost me.

The last one quoted me $68000 to fix a load bearing wall. Okay. I worked 2 jobs 6 months like crazy and finally have the money. We discussed that it can take me this amount of time to get the money. Now he promises to write up the contract "tomorrow" and then never responds.

I'm trying to be nice, accommodating, not bother them too often. What did I do to deserve this. Should I improve my communication, should I only work with large companies? This one is licensed, bonded and insured, seemed to be very knowledgeable. Still no luck.

Why not just say that you don't want the job instead of wasting my time?

It seems a bullet went through my porch railings and then got stuck in the wall.

Stay classy Collinwood

If you think it might be a good price for a freshly flipped home of this size then just look at the second photo that I took. Adjacent row house has caved in and is now abandoned, it is only a matter of time when the roof framing which is shared with the home listed for sale collapses too completely decimating all the value in this one and causing a ton of issues too.

The collapsed row house is owned by a defunct city land bank and there is not much of what can be done about it.

I'm honestly overwhelmed with my search for a reliable dishwasher. It's been one year and I still can't make a decision because literally everything has issues with pumps, leaks etc.

Should I buy this vintage dishwasher instead? Anyone have experience with them?