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Just re-read. I wasn't suggesting a wet t shirt contest. Get the board wet, not yourself. But Nate is right.

If you get really wet, then park your car on it. Worth a try.

Short answer... not really. Heat and steam, but not sure how you'd accomplish that on a 16' board.

Obviously I have no issue with cross generational relationships.

I'm terrified of mountain lions, but pumas and cougars don't bother me.

I really have no fear of bugs, rodents, snakes or the other creepy crawlies that many fear. However, that clock tells me that it's time to get the fuck out!

Very true. They haven't learned to control the dosage of venom.

Haven't been there. Looks delicious. Now wanting to know if Bourbon Plum ice cream tastes as good as it sounds.

Thanks for that. I just learned way more about Steph Curry than I ever expected to know.

Did she make you wear a bib? 😜 Seriously though, the other day I was drinking iced tea, and dribbled on myself 2 or 3 times. This 60+ shit ain't for the faint of heart. When my TICE stops workin', I'm checkin' out! (Not that I need it that often)

Or are you just happy to see us?

History can be unkind to dicks.

Are you referring to the Smabat-Proto 1.0 or Rob's dick?

Have an incredible day!

Have a phenomenal day!

That's exactly what I'm saying!

So you cooked it, or had it elsewhere?

It didn't feel that interesting.

Fried chicken hash at the Hummingbird.

No slope. We will have a curb on the front wall, and around the sides of the extension, except under the double doors, which will have a sheetmetal pan installed under it, to further ward off any water. Not to mention the slope of the ground in front of the garage carries the water away from the shop. All things we've considered. This will not have a garage door anymore, so no need for a flat, curbless entry.

Now that's impressive! And one less thing in a landfill. Bravo Marc!

OK

So it'll be safe even for a fat bastard like me to walk on! Seriously though, the goal is a strong and smooth slab, because all of the big tools will be rolled into and out of place as necessary. Al hired a great crew. I'm impressed with their work ethic and attention to detail. That and the fact that I haven't had to pick up a shovel.

#5, and as close to 12" spacing as possible. Wires? We don't need no stinkin' wires! I see some Edifiers in the shop's future.

The rebar standing vertically is under the new double door. It will get bent down, before pouring the new slab, to further tie the new slab into the new footings.