Too late...

I'm sure there are some she people out there that like boogers
I don't want to meet one of them, but I'm sure they're there.

#exploityouredgeman

Flirty girl could have been cool about it and just asked if you were saving those boogers for later. Probably an elitist, move on to the next one.

Plenty of time to hit the clubs now that we have no football

We have plenty of football its only week 5 yet.

That American football is second rate compared to our wonderful game AUS#1

Just read a link from boogerfaced luke about Aussie terrorist(s).
15 y/o killed a police employee at the PD headquarters.
1 gun in the whole country, and some dumbass kid jihads an accountant with it.

4disturb2me

lol... it's all these musi ****ers killing people cos there god told them too?

Really?

this coming from the person who's team came last this year.

These ****ers taking down the scaffolding have no respect for somebody else's property. It's really not that hard to be careful. I do it literally every day.

not going outside is not the same as being carefull

I go outside every single day of my life. It's kind of part of this little thing called having a job. Not that you'd know anything about that.

Perhaps you should wisdomize them?

Today is Wednesday.
The rain has moved out. 30 hours gone.
The lawn needs some work.
Maybe I'll save it for the weekend.
It's the hump day, after all.

Bump

doesn't count

Going outside means to do something voluntarily outside of the house/work. That 10 second walk to the car and ride to some place to sit inside for 8 hours, just to come back home and stay inside until the next to repeat doesn't count as going outside.

Also f work

Are U trollin', or am I really the only one that thinks dazzle works outside?

Also, I've given up leaving the house voluntarily. If I make everyone come here I can just sneak off and go to bed when the inevitable racist, redneck, or USA#1 talk starts.

I don't think Dale works outside.

I think he does

His demeanor suggests otherwise. He's nothing like anyone that I know who works outside for a living. Like roof/house builders, hvac repair people, etc.

Has anyone here ever installed floor tile? Where would you rank the job difficulty from novice to handy?

What kind of floor tile? And how small of an area.

I do flooring for a living, so I have an inkling. It's hard in smaller areas where you're cutting a lot or if you have to cut around things.

you just put sticky stuff on the ground and then put the tiles on as symmetric as possible

It's approx. A 10'x6' rectangle. Whatever type/size of tile is appropriate for a mostly unheated mudroom (we keep it just above freezing in winter).

Someone thought that white carpet in an entrance would be a good idea, and unlike the main house it doesn't have hardwood under, just plywood. It's gotta go.