An average day

[wwhitney]

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What's your point on the above?

The only problem I see is the confusion on the 24" rule, which refers to points along the intersection of the countertop and the wall, while the reference to a 24" cord might suggest it applies to any point on the countertop. But anyone familiar with the 24" rule will understand what is meant.

Cheers, Wayne

 

[ICE]

The only problem I see is the confusion on the 24" rule

Well there's the problem. Give this correction to someone that has no knowledge of the code and see what happens.

 

[Yikes]

 

[Joe.B]

How about it @Keystone (or @ICE for that matter), are you going to partner up with amberslutty here? You know, since you're a good constructor and all...

 

[Sifu]

Is that Ambers Lutty? I like it, I'm gonna start going by Sifus.

 

[Joe.B]

Is that Ambers Lutty? I like it, I'm gonna start going by Sifus.

Interesting phishing for sure. Email name different from user name, different from name stated in message. Not to mention they are replying to the second post in a thread over 5,000 long. Hilarious....

 

[Inspector Gadget]

Is that Ambers Lutty? I like it, I'm gonna start going by Sifus.

Siffulus?

(Holy thread topic drift, Batman!)

 

[fatboy]

Ambers Lutty is gone.............

 

[Joe.B]

Ambers Lutty is gone.............

Aw bummer, I was looking forward to the ideas that were going to come out of this great new partnership built with a good constructor...

 

[ICE]

How about it @Keystone (or @ICE for that matter), are you going to partner up with amberslutty here? You know, since you're a good constructor and all...

And Jeff is bothered with thread drift.

‘This is criminal’: After an Atlanta contractor got slapped with $30K water bill — for an empty lot with no water line — city councillors now say the bill should have been torn up

The bureaucratic nightmare may continue to the Superior Court.

www.yahoo.com

 

[e hilton]

And Jeff is bothered with thread drift.

‘This is criminal’: After an Atlanta contractor got slapped with $30K water bill — for an empty lot with no water line — city councillors now say the bill should have been torn up

The bureaucratic nightmare may continue to the Superior Court.

www.yahoo.com

I watched a video about that. The appeal board employees were incompetent and stupid, couldn’t accept that anything except fraud by the gc could be the cause.

 

[ICE]

 

[steveray]

So....did the float the EGC and reidentify red to green?

 

[Inspector Gift]

Hmmm...

 

[Norcal]

DIY "feed through" panel.

 

[wwhitney]

Sorry, where's the problem? Looks as if the supply on the top is in a metallic conduit (that bears confirming with a closer look), so that's the EGC on the supply. The bottom conduit appears to be PVC, hence the need for a wire-type EGC.

The green conductor exiting the bottom does appear to be too small to be reidentified with tape, but that's hardly serious.

Cheers, Wayne

 

[ICE]

The cover should be on unless there is work to be done with the cover removed. You never, and I mean never let an inspector see the inside coated in drywall compound.





The three on the right might have been torqued ... but I doubt it. The three on the left, no way.

 

[ICE]

Is it just me or do you think the garage door looks out of place?

 

[e hilton]

Looks like it came from the same home depot as the front door.

 

[Mech]

It needs two smaller overhead doors.

I didn't know there were any 1991-1996 Ford Escorts still around (the green car on the left.)

 

[MtnArch]

That's just the house smiling .. teeth under the tile mustache!

 

[Joe.B]

It's not just the door that's out of place...

 

[Inspector Gadget]

That looks like someone's draft set idea for a Canadian-produced, ethnic-sensitive sitcom.

 

[Paul Sweet]

What's wrong with it? It has arched windows just like the second story.

Designers have lost all sense of proportion since the 1970s. Now it's slather on as much ugly crap as the budget allows.