Anybody have an extra 15 tons of clean dirt laying around?

Anybody have an extra 15 tons of clean dirt laying around?

Got a truck to load it in? I've got a way to move it.

15 yards isn't all that much...an uber heaping dumptruck load

Maybe I'll snap some shots tonight!

you will take some photos

I have a way to haul it, but you are pretty far away. I know 15 tons is not a great amount, but the yard looks funny with out a swimming pool.

15 yards isn't all that much...an uber heaping dumptruck load

One load on our scraper.

Anybody have an extra 15 tons of clean dirt laying around?

run to houston....

i saw an apartment complex going up and they had a sign saying free dirt

Look at that, it is a dirt top.

Graduation party tomorrow...

Have to clean and get the house ready tonight and get everything set up for having people over.

To all for the great SSA members graduating. Congratulations!!

Eh, I'm not graduating, the roommates are.

Eh, I'm not graduating, the roommates are.

I understand. There are other members graduating right? It is always a good reason to party.

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Eh, I'm not graduating, the roommates are.

I understand. There are other members graduating right? It is always a good reason to party.

Its an excellent reason to party.

Someone somewhere is graduating.

Eh, I'm not graduating, the roommates are.

I understand. There are other members graduating right? It is always a good reason to party.

Its an excellent reason to party.

Someone somewhere is graduating.

It is always 5 oclock some where!!

you don't think two panes of 1/4" glass with a 1" gap between them is too much for residential do you? :D :D

triple panes please

got a crane I can borrow?

speaking of which, do most restaurants/hotels/etc use triple pane?

http://gizmodo.com/5255179/gps-may-be-less-accurate-in-2010

To all for the great SSA members graduating. Congratulations!!

Thanks! I'm not graduating from college like the other guys, but high school works too huh?

yeah, sucks going through life without a HS diploma, hehehe

talked to the Assistant to the Dean and got an overload exemption so I can take the nine hours I wanted to in the first place

Sean, what do you think about using polyfill instead of thinsulate in the structural cavities for dealing with airborne noise ? Like you used in the truck.

It appears to have the same fiber structure.

I can't find thinsulate over here. Haven't tried to import it by myself though.

Use cotton batting

Does it have any problems with moisture ? Not exactly sure if there is moisture in the areas where I want to use it.

Just remembered I have a big bag of wool which I used instead of polyfill in 2 enclosures....

Yep moisture will cause problems. Wool is okay too, but cotton is better except for the moisture.

You never want to get wool wet. Aside from the shrinking, just as with cotton, it smells horrible. Ever had a wool rug cleaned?

yay for hydrogen bonding!!!!

why you shouldn't get most natural products wet without having a proper method of cleaning/drying

TOnight I buy a new Battery for the motorcycle. Get some fittings to install the cooktop, and maybe use my kitchen for the first time. Sink plumbing gets done tomorrow with the father in law. I will also finish scrubbing the cabinets, and MAYBE stain and coat the new cabinet fronts too.

My kitchen is starting to look like a kitchen now. I'm so damn excited.

damn, you beat me to it

It is going to look even more like a ghetto cruiser if I get it tinted... Last year I was quoted 150 for the back 5 windows at 35% (legal kansas limit), but I'm not sure if I want it that dark or not.

35% is nothing lol

remember how dark the Imp is? that's 5% behind the B-pillar, and 15% between A and B

but it really does help during the summer

Ahhh ok. Sweet.

Tint shall be done this summer then. Also debating on smoking the taillights but who knows.

if you smoke 'em, go really light with it

I fucking hate driving behind cars with really dark tinted tail lights

oh let's just completely cover up one of the most important safety features...