u/sleepybot0524

Thought id post the final pics, I just do what im told

Going to clean sand and hvlp the shit out of this pink tile and turn it gloss whire.

So, there was a water stain on the first floor, no signs of a leak on the top floor, went into the attic and couldn't find any trace of water. We eneded up cutting out the ceiling and it smelled like a urinal cake, smelled horrible. Someone replaced the flooring and subfloors in the room above it. So after two days of trying to locate the leak we are chaulking it up as piss.... piss never dries.

Hallmark say 623?

Found these on a trash out...keep them or throw them away they are unopened. There was another one but it sprung a leak

He's always repping his work clothes.

Came with everything. 2 dewalt batteries, 2 ff tips, 1 blue housing, screens and a bag....all for $300! I paid over 1500 for my other quickshot (which I freaking love)!!!

The quickshot on the left still going strong! Pumped at least 120 gallons out of her. My new one I'll save until the left takes a shit

I know its from Italy and shes had it all my life (im 41) need advice on what to do with it.

Ive been told to contact my closets university or museum. I just want to know how old it is and what it is.

Artifacts sub all agree its a Artifact but nobody there had any real knowledge of early american history. I do know its some type of aztec bowl. Or can anybody point me in the right direction.

I posted another bowl and everyone seemed to think it was legit. Could this bowl be anything? Aztec? Early america? No clue the material but its heavy.

Seemed like the owner was into archeology based on random posters and books. It had a small piece of paper in there that said it was aztec

The previous owner was into archeology (im assuming based on the posters they had on the wall) it had a label saying it was aztec