Pictures of my shop build, for those who asked.

[Alim Nassor]

Had a little trouble with Flicker editing, so please excuse the typos.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63231544@N06/sets/72157632561213535/detail/

Any questions I'll be glad to try to answer.

[Alim Nassor]

The 2 most important tools for getting it plumb and square were a
water level and a string.

[popinjay999]

Nice. But was it worth the 8 years of environmental study and EPA red
tape that you had to go through?

[Alim Nassor]

LOL. I've got a friend in Oregon that has to go through all kinds of
permits and inspections and red tape.

Thankfully, I live in Texas. No permits, no inspections, no red tape.

[popinjay999]

Oh, yes, I forgot, Texas. Well don't get too comfy. The way this
country is going, get back to me when you start work on your NEXT
building.

[Jason Pawloski]

You should put a camera on a fixed point (like on that tree for instance)
and take daily photos of the progress, and do a time-lapsed animation at
the end of construction. Would probably be good for ~25,000 YouTube views
at least.

I was going to do something similar for the Galena Creek Bridge, but it
was too much of a PITA to get down there and take pictures. Plus since I
wasn't taking the picture from the same exact spot each time, the quality
was turning out to be really shitty.

--
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"As a result of my encounter with the Henderson Police SWAT team, I
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"For years, when I see one or more teenaged girls walking down the
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[Alim Nassor]

We try to keep the Yankees down to a level where they can't vote
stupid shit in. It's like the morons who move to Montana from
California to get away from the crazy shit and then try to get all the
rules changed to be just like California again.

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Lies.

Simply no ENFORCEMENT

[Jason Pawloski]

What? You didn't have to ask the Government for permission to use your
land as you see fit??!

[popinjay999]

On Jan 19, 8:36 pm, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
wrote:

>
> Lies.
>
> Simply no ENFORCEMENT


That's why I would never eat tomatoes that were canned in Texas. Too
much acid.

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 19, 10:36 pm, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
wrote:

LOL, fuck off you ignorant goddamned Yankee, you have no fucking clue.

[Alim Nassor]

ROFL. He still can't cite anything that agrees with that particular
dumbassery.

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Wondergut, I posted the regs to you before. You came back with a webpage
saying the county didn't come out and enforce the building code.

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 19, 10:53 pm, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>

LOL, for such a Google expert you're sure having a hard time finding
anything to support you tomatoes becoming so acidic as to be dangerous
dumbassery. Maybe you will learn that Google expertise doesn't always
make you right.

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

When in RGP did I EVER claim to always be right?

And nice dodge, Jerry

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 19, 11:16 pm, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>

No dodge, I'm telling you, flat out, there is no building code, there
are no permits to get, there is no red tape in the unicorporated parts
of the county. Doesn't matter what fucking Google page you find, it's
a fact.

[popinjay999]

On Jan 19, 9:16 pm, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
wrote:

>

> When in RGP did I EVER claim to always be right?
>

When in RGP have you EVER admitted to being wrong?

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Alim Nassor wrote:
>>
>>> LOL, for such a Google expert you're sure having a hard time finding
>>> anything to support you tomatoes becoming so acidic as to be
>>> dangerous dumbassery. Maybe you will learn that Google expertise
>>> doesn't always make you right.
>>
>> When in RGP did I EVER claim to always be right?
>>
>> And nice dodge, Jerry
>
> No dodge, I'm telling you, flat out, there is no building code, there
> are no permits to get, there is no red tape in the unicorporated parts
> of the county. Doesn't matter what fucking Google page you find, it's
> a fact.

Asshole, the regs, you shithead, were from the Texas building depart, listed
as required building codes throughout the entire state

I realize you're a fucking idiot, but that's not a google page, and that
means there ARE regulations, even if your local county building inspector
doesn't come out and enforce them

So if it falls on someone and kills them, its your ass, and your insurance
company will deny coverage if they can show you weren't in compliance, for
instance

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

A number of times
One obvious example, in a thread I began entitled "Alim, I was wrong" about
routing replies to posts in RGP to other newsgroups

[mockinjay]

Building codes are there to protect the consumer from shady contractors.
Usually for major components like foundation, plumbing, electrical, and
framing. If you live in the county where your structure doesn't endanger
others and don't want someone else to check the work you don't have to
have it. The codes may be state codes, but building permits (which
trigger inspections) aren't required in the county in most states.

The reason you don't know this is because limp wrist-ed, hand wringers
like yourself don't actually do anything themselves.

[mockinjay]

Nice job. I wish I had learned to weld.. I built a 24 x 24 once. If I
had a 8 year old to bring me stuff it would have been finished twice as
fast. When I started putting a roof on it I got one side done and
couldn't walk the next day. The other side I hired out.

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

mockinjay wrote:
> On Jan 19 2013 11:32 PM, Beldin the Sorcerer wrote:
>
>> Alim Nassor wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> LOL, for such a Google expert you're sure having a hard time
>>>>> finding anything to support you tomatoes becoming so acidic as to
>>>>> be dangerous dumbassery. Maybe you will learn that Google
>>>>> expertise doesn't always make you right.
>>>>
>>>> When in RGP did I EVER claim to always be right?
>>>>
>>>> And nice dodge, Jerry
>>>
>>> No dodge, I'm telling you, flat out, there is no building code,
>>> there are no permits to get, there is no red tape in the
>>> unicorporated parts of the county. Doesn't matter what fucking
>>> Google page you find, it's a fact.
>> Asshole, the regs, you shithead, were from the Texas building
>> depart, listed as required building codes throughout the entire state
>>
>> I realize you're a fucking idiot, but that's not a google page, and
>> that means there ARE regulations, even if your local county building
>> inspector doesn't come out and enforce them
>>
>> So if it falls on someone and kills them, its your ass, and your
>> insurance company will deny coverage if they can show you weren't in
>> compliance, for instance
>
> Building codes are there to protect the consumer from shady
> contractors.

No, fucknut.
They're there to protect consumers from builders.
This includes future consumers of self-builders. IOW, to protect anyone Alim
might sell the trailer-homestead to in the future.

But fuck, thanks for looking like a shithead.

Usually for major components like foundation, plumbing,
> electrical, and framing. If you live in the county where your
> structure doesn't endanger others and don't want someone else to
> check the work you don't have to have it. The codes may be state
> codes, but building permits (which trigger inspections) aren't
> required in the county in most states.

A) That's false
B) The permits aren't always required, but if the work isn't to code, it can
invalidate a sale, make you ineligible for insurance collection, etc

>
> The reason you don't know this is because limp wrist-ed, hand wringers
> like yourself don't actually do anything themselves.

Wow.
I've pulled more than one building permit for my house, cock-sucker. And
I've done a number of things that don't require permits. I spent a lot of
time with a compound miter saw one summer, and have done something to almost
every room in the house

But again, good to see you lookling like a shithead

[Alim Nassor]

I had my nephew help me on the day we stood all the posts up. Cant
hold a post straight and weld it too. Since then it's been all by
myself. Getting the very top purlins in is not fun. I've one done
one side of the ridge, . I did it in 10 foot setions because I cant
get a 20 footer up there all by myself

.. I think I will use a rope on the next ones, I can get a 20 footer
up to the low part, then pull it up to the peak. I have to use a
couple of C clamps to lean it against so it doesnt slide back down.
and to make sure it sits at the correct angle to the truss.

I'm a little sore at the end of each day, but not too bad.

[VegasJerry]

On Saturday, January 19, 2013 8:35:05 PM UTC-8, Alim Nassor wrote:
> On Jan 19, 10:31 pm, popinjay999 <paulpopin...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> > On Jan 19, 8:25 pm, Alim Nassor <alimnas...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > On Jan 19, 10:24 pm, popinjay999 <paulpopin...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> >
> > > > On Jan 19, 8:10 pm, Alim Nassor <alimnas...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> > > > > Had a little trouble with Flicker editing, so please excuse the typos.
> >
> > > > >http://www.flickr.com/photos/63231544@N06/sets/72157632561213535/detail/
> >
> > > > > Any questions I'll be glad to try to answer.
> >
> > > > Nice. But was it worth the 8 years of environmental study and EPA red
> > > > tape that you had to go through?
> >
> > > LOL. I've got a friend in Oregon that has to go through all kinds of
> > > permits and inspections and red tape.
> >
> > > Thankfully, I live in Texas. No permits, no inspections, no red tape.
> >
> > Oh, yes, I forgot, Texas. Well don't get too comfy. The way this
> > country is going, get back to me when you start work on your NEXT
> > building.

.
.> We try to keep the Yankees down to a level where they can't vote

> stupid shit in. It's like the morons who move to Montana from
> California to get away from the crazy shit and then try to get all the
> rules changed to be just like California again.

We had the same problem in Bishop, California. Second biggest county in the US and only 12,000 people (includes Death Valley). Hunting, fishing and skiing area. When you needed something, you went to the Sears Catalog store, looked through the catalog; ordered it; two days later it came to the store and you picked it up if you liked it. The LA folks moved in. Now there's a MacDonalds, and I believe they have a Wal-mart.

If Texas had a few trees you could have built with wood.

Jerry (woody) 'n Vegas

[Alim Nassor]

I prefer a metal building. I will be the same color scheme as my
house and I have enough stone veneer left over from the house that i
am going to rock the bottom 3 feet of the front side of the shop, so
it all ties in nicely.

[VegasJerry]

.
.> No dodge, I'm telling you, flat out, there is no building code, there

> are no permits to get, there is no red tape in the unicorporated parts
> of the county.

No EPA rules? No federal wetland rules?

Jerry 'n Vegas

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 20, 8:00 am, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
wrote:

Wow i wonder how come my building contractor, insurance agent, my
local banker, my mortgage broker, my local power company, the propane
supply company, the county appraiser, the sceptic contractor, the
title company, didn't know I had to have permits or follow any
building codes when I built the house 2 years ago?

You have to wonder how the construction loan made it through the banks
lending committee, how the mortgage made it through underwriter and
closing, how the insurance policy passed review, how the electricians
from the power company hooked me up, all without anyone ever asking,
hey, is this to code? Did he get his permits?

The asshole from Massachussetts knows more about what is needed than
all of these people who do this for a living, every single day,
because he looked on the internet.

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

I'm sorry, pathetic asshole, where did I say you had to pull permits?
I said you had to conform to code.
It's very possible your contractors are well aware of the code aqd (hey,
here's a thought) THEY FOLLOW IT

>
> You have to wonder how the construction loan made it through the banks
> lending committee, how the mortgage made it through underwriter and
> closing, how the insurance policy passed review, how the electricians
> from the power company hooked me up, all without anyone ever asking,
> hey, is this to code? Did he get his permits?

Why would the insurance company care prior to you filing a claim?

They can take your money all day long. If it collapses and it wasn't to code
THEN they can refuse to pay you.... and keep the premiums.

You always this stupid? Seriously?

>
> The asshole from Massachussetts knows more about what is needed than
> all of these people who do this for a living, every single day,
> because he looked on the internet.

The shithead from Texas doesn't know how to cover his own ass.... probably
spends a lot of time with his pants down out there

[VegasJerry]

.
.> I prefer a metal building. I will be the same color scheme as my

> house and I have enough stone veneer left over from the house that i
> am going to rock the bottom 3 feet of the front side of the shop, so
> it all ties in nicely.

Cool. I think the reason I prefer wood is that I seem to start fires when I welded or cut; including setting myself on fire. (They don't like fires in Oregon; you burn down the trees you were supposed to use).

I was building a pellet feed business, welding an auger to a tower, when I laid my drill on the fork lift (after connecting the extension cord by stuffing pieces of wire in the socket). To climb up I grabbed the metal tower with one hand and the fork lift with the other. I completed the circuit to ground. That was the first time I experienced the "I'm being electrocuted and I can't let go," trick. Fucking near killed me.

So wood it is. I don't electrocute myself or set myself on fire. And I have very few stitches and leak less blood from wood saws. (Thank god for Obamacare, you pay by the stitch).

Jerry (the bleeding heart) 'n Vegas

[Alim Nassor]

None

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Alim Nassor wrote:
>> No EPA rules? No federal wetland rules?
>>
>> Jerry 'n Vegas
>
> None

You really ARE retarded, aren't you

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 20, 8:30 am, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>

Except, you fucking moron, i did all the finish plumbing nd electrical
myself, and the power company new that.

>
>
>
> > You have to wonder how the construction loan made it through the banks
> > lending committee, how the mortgage made it through underwriter and
> > closing, how the insurance policy passed review, how the electricians
> > from the power company hooked me up,  all without anyone ever asking,
> > hey, is this to code?  Did he get his permits?
>
> Why would the insurance company care prior to you filing a claim?
>
> They can take your money all day long. If it collapses and it wasn't to code
> THEN they can refuse to pay you.... and keep the premiums.

LOL In this day and age, if there are T's to be crossed and i's to
be dotted, it get's done Are you really that stupid?

>
> You always this stupid? Seriously?
>
>
>
> > The asshole from Massachussetts knows more about what is needed than
> > all of these people who do this for a living, every single day,
> > because he looked on the internet.
>
> The shithead from Texas doesn't know how to cover his own ass.... probably
> spends a lot of time with his pants down out there

I'm covered just fine. The people I deal with here are FAR more
knowledgable about the subject than you are.

[Alim Nassor]

OUCH!! I bet that was scary. I've been bit a few times by 110,
Worst shock i ever got was 115 volts DC. I had my left arm against a
grid of expanded metal and my right hand slipped as I was taking a
voltage reading. Not a good feeling at all.

>
> So wood it is. I don't electrocute myself or set myself on fire. And I have very few stitches and leak less blood from wood saws. (Thank god for Obamacare, you pay by the stitch).

A metal building is cheaper and goes up faster. My wife was very
picky about colors on the house exterior, i repainted the from 3 times
before she settled on colors, luckily it just happens to match
standard metal building colors almost exactly. I could have just told
her to go down to the local Metal Mart and pick your colors. LOL

If you don't shed at least a little blood on every project, you aren't
doing it right.

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Alim Nassor wrote:
>> I'm sorry, pathetic asshole, where did I say you had to pull permits?
>> I said you had to conform to code.
>> It's very possible your contractors are well aware of the code aqd
>> (hey, here's a thought) THEY FOLLOW IT
>
> Except, you fucking moron, i did all the finish plumbing nd electrical
> myself, and the power company new that.
>>

Avoiding spell flames....
THEY are not liable for YOUR work

>>
>>
>>> You have to wonder how the construction loan made it through the
>>> banks lending committee, how the mortgage made it through
>>> underwriter and closing, how the insurance policy passed review,
>>> how the electricians from the power company hooked me up, all
>>> without anyone ever asking, hey, is this to code? Did he get his
>>> permits?
>>
>> Why would the insurance company care prior to you filing a claim?
>>
>> They can take your money all day long. If it collapses and it wasn't
>> to code THEN they can refuse to pay you.... and keep the premiums.
>
> LOL In this day and age, if there are T's to be crossed and i's to
> be dotted, it get's done Are you really that stupid?

Wow! You ARE that stupid

One more time slowly, for the Texas Idiot :
If you broke the rules, pathetic moron, they can CHARGE you without
PROVIDING the actual service.... they can DENY coverage on the grounds of
the building NOT being to code.

Why the HELL would they go out of their way to check? If they knew FOR SURE,
they might have to stop collecting the premium and cancel the policy early

>>
>> You always this stupid? Seriously?
>>
>>
>>
>>> The asshole from Massachussetts knows more about what is needed than
>>> all of these people who do this for a living, every single day,
>>> because he looked on the internet.
>>
>> The shithead from Texas doesn't know how to cover his own ass....
>> probably spends a lot of time with his pants down out there
>
> I'm covered just fine. The people I deal with here are FAR more
> knowledgable about the subject than you are.

That may be, but you're completely clueless

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 20, 9:06 am, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
wrote:

Nope, the dozens of people involved the the numerous steps it takes
to get a new home built and mortgage issued know far FAR more about it
than you do.

[VegasJerry]

On Sunday, January 20, 2013 6:58:38 AM UTC-8, Alim Nassor wrote:
> On Jan 20, 8:30 am, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>

… stuff ..

> Except, you fucking moron, i did all the finish plumbing nd electrical
> myself, and the power company new that.

Here's a trick you probably already know, but I used successfully!

I had to run some 440v power in for one of my motors. The power company ran the 3-phases to a power pole I put in (wood, heh). When they dropped to my pole they needed to know the size transformers to put up. I had taken a plate off a 60hp motor and put it in place of the 100hp plate. The power company guys put up a smaller set of transformers. I paid a lower stand-by rate and didn't give a shit if I over-heated their transformers.

Jerry (went broke anyway) 'n Vegas

[Alim Nassor]

LOL. I don't need 3 phase out here. I don't know if I could even get
it. I'm a long ways from the nearest 3 phase lines. I'll have 220
in the shop for a welder and maybe a bigger compressor in the future.

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Alim Nassor wrote:
> On Jan 20, 9:06 am, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
>>

>> One more time slowly, for the Texas Idiot :
>> If you broke the rules, pathetic moron, they can CHARGE you without
>> PROVIDING the actual service.... they can DENY coverage on the
>> grounds of the building NOT being to code.
>>
>> Why the HELL would they go out of their way to check? If they knew
>> FOR SURE, they might have to stop collecting the premium and cancel
>> the policy early
>>
>>
>>
>>>> You always this stupid? Seriously?
>>
>>>>> The asshole from Massachussetts knows more about what is needed
>>>>> than all of these people who do this for a living, every single
>>>>> day, because he looked on the internet.
>>
>>>> The shithead from Texas doesn't know how to cover his own ass....
>>>> probably spends a lot of time with his pants down out there
>>
>>> I'm covered just fine. The people I deal with here are FAR more
>>> knowledgable about the subject than you are.
>>
>> That may be, but you're completely clueless
>
> Nope, the dozens of people involved the the numerous steps it takes
> to get a new home built and mortgage issued know far FAR more about it
> than you do.

And you get fucked in the ass and used like a bitch, and claim that classy
call girls exist mean you weren't

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 20, 9:21 am, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
wrote:

I think you need a Xanax.

[VegasJerry]

On Sunday, January 20, 2013 7:03:15 AM UTC-8, Alim Nassor wrote:

> > Cool. I think the reason I prefer wood is that I seem to start fires when I welded or cut; including setting myself on fire. (They don't like fires in Oregon; you burn down the trees you were supposed to use).
> >
> > I was building a pellet feed business, welding an auger to a tower, when I laid my drill on the fork lift (after connecting the extension cord by stuffing pieces of wire in the socket). To climb up I grabbed the metal tower with one hand and the fork lift with the other. I completed the circuit to ground. That was the first time I experienced the "I'm being electrocuted and I can't let go," trick. Fucking near killed me.

.> OUCH!! I bet that was scary. I've been bit a few times by 110,

> Worst shock i ever got was 115 volts DC. I had my left arm against a
> grid of expanded metal and my right hand slipped as I was taking a
> voltage reading. Not a good feeling at all.

I nearly always work 110v hot. That way I'm forced to be careful and I know how to keep from getting hurt. Not smart, but saves time running back and forth to the box. Just keep your two hands touching. That way the short goes through your hands and not up your arms and through your (liberal bleeding) heart. If the weather is dry the short won't pass much current.

> > So wood it is. I don't electrocute myself or set myself on fire. And I have
> > very few stitches and leak less blood from wood saws. (Thank god for
> > Obamacare, you pay by the stitch).

.> A metal building is cheaper and goes up faster. My wife was very

> picky about colors on the house exterior, i repainted the from 3 times
> before she settled on colors, luckily it just happens to match
> standard metal building colors almost exactly. I could have just told
> her to go down to the local Metal Mart and pick your colors. LOL

.> If you don't shed at least a little blood on every project, you aren't
> doing it right.

Two weeks ago I worked on my refrigerator hot. It's surprising how you can't see the blades of the motor when it's running. Four stitches.

Jerry (bled out) 'n Vegas

[VegasJerry]

On Sunday, January 20, 2013 7:19:33 AM UTC-8, Alim Nassor wrote:
> On Jan 20, 9:15 am, VegasJerry <jerr...@cox.net> wrote:
> > On Sunday, January 20, 2013 6:58:38 AM UTC-8, Alim Nassor wrote:
> > > On Jan 20, 8:30 am, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
> >
> > … stuff ..
> >
> > > Except, you fucking moron, i did all the finish plumbing nd electrical
> > > myself, and the power company new that.
> >
> > Here's a trick you probably already know, but I used successfully!
> >
> > I had to run some 440v power in for one of my motors. The power company ran the 3-phases to a power pole I put in (wood, heh). When they dropped to my pole they needed to know the size transformers to put up. I had taken a plate off a 60hp motor and put it in place of the 100hp plate. The power company guys put up a smaller set of transformers. I paid a lower stand-by rate and didn't give a shit if I over-heated their transformers.
> >
> > Jerry (went broke anyway) 'n Vegas

.
.> LOL. I don't need 3 phase out here. I don't know if I could even get

> it. I'm a long ways from the nearest 3 phase lines. I'll have 220
> in the shop for a welder and maybe a bigger compressor in the future.

Holy shit! You ARE in the sticks. Is it one wire system with ground return? Let me guess, you're in West Texas?

Jerry (writing from civilization) 'n Vegas

[Alim Nassor]

LOL. My brother said the exact same thing a few weeks ago, working on
the cooling fa on his sons car. 4 stiches also.

[Alim Nassor]

It's 3 wire 220. Two 110's, ground and neutral bonded together. No,
not West texas. i'm about an hour north of DFW. When i say a long
ways from 3 phase, I mean about a mile. 220 service is free to the
house. 3 phase you gotta pay for the transmission lines.

[VegasJerry]

On Sunday, January 20, 2013 8:27:01 AM UTC-8, Alim Nassor wrote:

> LOL. My brother said the exact same thing a few weeks ago, working on
> the cooling fa on his sons car. 4 stiches also.

Mine were under Obamacare so I got fewer than I should have:

http://i47.tinypic.com/2dch9c3.jpg

Jerry (a stitch in time) 'n Vegas

[datty oh]

> Had a little trouble with Flicker editing, so please excuse the typos.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/63231544@N06/sets/72157632561213535/detail/
>
> Any questions I'll be glad to try to answer.

That is seriously cool! Thanks for the photos. Please show us a photo of
the finished building.

[Alim Nassor 1]

I will, I'm going to put a rock veneer on the front and landscape
around it. Over the past couple of years I've aquired things i need a
place to keep and I've outgrown the little building that was here when
we buiilt. I want to get my RV under cover and get everything in
order and looking nice again. I'm a stickler for my yard and
landscaping, and when this is done there will be a big trip to the
landfill.

And my oldest son took advantage of me being out of the country. He
bought a new dually truck and put a new welding bed on it, and of
course, where did he put the dually bed he had to take off? Oh, dad
isn't home, I'll leave it there. I told him either sell it and get
rid of it, or I'll haul to the scrap yard.

[Jason Pawloski]

> ..> I prefer a metal building. I will be the same color scheme as my

> > house and I have enough stone veneer left over from the house that i
> > am going to rock the bottom 3 feet of the front side of the shop, so
> > it all ties in nicely.
>
> Cool. I think the reason I prefer wood is that I seem to start fires when I
welded or cut; including
> setting myself on fire. (They don't like fires in Oregon; you burn down the
trees you were supposed
> to use).
>
> I was building a pellet feed business, welding an auger to a tower, when I
laid my drill on the fork
> lift (after connecting the extension cord by stuffing pieces of wire in the
socket). To climb up I
> grabbed the metal tower with one hand and the fork lift with the other. I
completed the circuit to
> ground. That was the first time I experienced the "I'm being electrocuted
and I can't let go,"
> trick. Fucking near killed me.
>

Did you go to a doctor afterwards? Did he find significant neurological
damage as a result of the incident?

Jason (wouldn't be shocked) 'n Reno

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William Coleman of Las Vegas Nevada is a dangerous, violent convicted
criminal. He has recently committed felonies in his harassment of an RGP
user.

"As a result of my encounter with the Henderson Police SWAT team, I
eventually pled guilty to Conspiracy to Commit a Crime, a gross
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"I have killed many dogs in my life, and I will kill many more." William
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"For years, when I see one or more teenaged girls walking down the
street, I pull up beside them and ask them if they want to go smoke
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WARNING! 67-year old convicted criminal William Coleman describes how he
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[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Don't lie
You've not thunk in some time

[VegasJerry]

.
.> Did you go to a doctor afterwards? Did he find significant neurological

> damage as a result of the incident?
>
> Jason (wouldn't be shocked) 'n Reno

WHA! HA~HA! Says the jealous sick'o that adds the following to his posts:

.
.> --

[Alim Nassor]

A couple of more pics posted today at flicker.

I put up a 10x12 roll up door, by myself today. NOT easy. Also got
the walk in door installed.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63231544@N06/sets/72157632561213535/

[risky biz]

On Jan 23 2013 5:48 PM, Alim Nassor wrote:

> On Jan 20, 7:16 pm, Alim Nassor 1 <AlimNass...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > On Jan 20, 5:48 pm, "datty oh" <adbf...@webnntp.invalid> wrote:
> >

> > > > Had a little trouble with Flicker editing, so please excuse the typos..

> >
> > > >http://www.flickr.com/photos/63231544@N06/sets/72157632561213535/detail/
> >
> > > > Any questions I'll be glad to try to answer.
> >
> > > That is seriously cool! Thanks for the photos. Please show us a photo of
> > > the finished building.
> >
> > I will, I'm going to put a rock veneer on the front and landscape
> > around it.  Over the past couple of years I've aquired things i need a
> > place to keep and I've outgrown the little building that was here when
> > we buiilt.  I want to get my RV under cover and get everything in
> > order and looking nice again.  I'm a stickler for my yard and
> > landscaping, and when this is done there will be a big trip to the
> > landfill.
> >
> >   And my oldest son took advantage of me being out of the country.  He
> > bought a new dually truck and put a new welding bed on it, and of
> > course, where did he put the dually bed he had to take off?  Oh, dad
> > isn't home, I'll leave it there.  I told him either sell it and get
> > rid of it, or I'll haul to the scrap yard.
>
> A couple of more pics posted today at flicker.
>
> I put up a 10x12 roll up door, by myself today. NOT easy. Also got
> the walk in door installed.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/63231544@N06/sets/72157632561213535/

I have found this all very interesting, Alim. It looks like you're doing a
good job there. My father built most of the first house I lived in as a
child and I was really lucky where I grew up (on a farm) until about the
age of 7 or 8 compared to most kids. Kids that grow up in the city have no
idea what they're missing.

Another thing that I've found very interesting is that you do look like
Jethro just as you told us your wife said.

[popinjay999]

On Jan 23, 5:48 pm, Alim Nassor <alimnas...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> A couple of more pics posted today at flicker.
>

Can someone post a picture to Flicker of Jerry with the "I'm being
electrocuted and can't let go" look?

[Alim Nassor]

LOL

[mo_ntresor]

On Jan 23 2013 6:48 PM, Alim Nassor wrote:

> A couple of more pics posted today at flicker.
>
> I put up a 10x12 roll up door, by myself today. NOT easy. Also got
> the walk in door installed.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/63231544@N06/sets/72157632561213535/

shouldn't you be sitting around with your thumb up your ass collecting
government money and bitching about those mean rich people?

mo_ntresor

[Alim Nassor]

On Jan 26, 11:50 am, "mo_ntresor" <amontilladofortun...@gmail.com>
wrote:

Yeah, I could do that. I prefer to chart my own course. This shop is
part of my plans for my future.