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re: Is Long Beach MS nice?
Posted by PaBon on 4/7/26 at 7:37 pm to theliontamer
Not a ton of water access except boat launch into ms sound. It’s ok, but I prefer the pass or BSL for food, water access points for boating and other amenities.
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Take a few photos, put them in chat and ask to make partition walls. You can specify arched or whatever styles you’re thinking. You’ll get some realistic images to view.
re: Baton Rouge ER's, Which is Best for What?
Posted by PaBon on 4/7/26 at 9:00 am to Swamp puppy
Fall out of a deer stand and hit your head, go to a trauma center.
Cut your hand and need stitches, go to the urgent care.
You don’t want to pay for a trauma activation if you can prevent it. Not sure what insurance covers, but it’s insanely expensive.
Cut your hand and need stitches, go to the urgent care.
You don’t want to pay for a trauma activation if you can prevent it. Not sure what insurance covers, but it’s insanely expensive.
They are fairly territorial to my knowledge. I’d put some tape on the window to define it so this situation doesn’t happen again.
Got into the jam band music in 1995. First show was Merle Saunders @ rafters in crested butte Co. Was just graduating high school. We have a couple hippies a ride out of town after the show for a few cigarettes in trade.
First WP was Halloween 96 @ UNO. This band cost me to stretch college out 6 years unfortunately. Not sure I’m mad about it.
I lost count of panic shows, I assume about 125. Sold a shoe box or ticket stubs and every Moontime edition for a small fortune.
First WP was Halloween 96 @ UNO. This band cost me to stretch college out 6 years unfortunately. Not sure I’m mad about it.
I lost count of panic shows, I assume about 125. Sold a shoe box or ticket stubs and every Moontime edition for a small fortune.
re: Happy Good Friday OT
Posted by PaBon on 4/3/26 at 9:13 am to moock blackjack
And Jesus said on the last day…
Let there be $1.99/lb crawfish!
Let there be $1.99/lb crawfish!
Suplecs (metal band) used to play there every Mardi Gras evening, I believe I attempted to go one year in the early 2000’s but couldn’t rally into the door. It was always a dive bar every sense of the term. I’ve seen some other bands there as well.
C3nola travels outside New Orleans. Good guys.
In. Need some TD gear to wear in the quad.
re: If you had to get up right now and run to the Mississippi River how long would it take?
Posted by PaBon on 3/23/26 at 10:23 pm to OysterPoBoy
10 blocks then a couple barbwire fences.
re: Has cottage cheese always been this good?
Posted by PaBon on 3/23/26 at 7:28 pm to LouisianaLady
Target has it in bulk packs. FYI
Research your machines online before purchase. I bought a cheaper Amana combo a few years ago and the control board crapped out on the washer. Never again.
As mentioned, the mixing values will be different. The tub filler should just unscrew and you would screw on the new one, unless it’s a different length. Some plumbers use a copper stub out that’s sautered at the 90°, out the wall, from the mixing value so that might get a little technical if you need to adjust length.
If you don’t plan on demoing the shower, you can cut an access on the rear of the wet wall to access shower valve. Be aware that the existing shower valve is most probably anchored to some dead wood that will need to be surgically removed. Before you can cut the valve loose and reattach new value.
Make sure you purchase a value with the same number of functions.
Depending on valve size & how much play you have with the pipes, you might need to offset the water lines a bit so if you’re going to cut an access, make sure it’s larger enough. You can Amazon almost any size access panel to finish off the hole you’ve cut. I’ve also made them afterward with scrap plywood and 1x.
Good luck!
If you don’t plan on demoing the shower, you can cut an access on the rear of the wet wall to access shower valve. Be aware that the existing shower valve is most probably anchored to some dead wood that will need to be surgically removed. Before you can cut the valve loose and reattach new value.
Make sure you purchase a value with the same number of functions.
Depending on valve size & how much play you have with the pipes, you might need to offset the water lines a bit so if you’re going to cut an access, make sure it’s larger enough. You can Amazon almost any size access panel to finish off the hole you’ve cut. I’ve also made them afterward with scrap plywood and 1x.
Good luck!
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I would steer clear of burying these fitting inside a closed wall.
re: Looking at a whole house water filtration system
Posted by PaBon on 3/17/26 at 7:17 pm to baseballmind1212
I also did the I-spring 3 stage system. You can choose you filters. I installed an in-line sediment filter before the manifold with a 1/4 turn dump on the bottom. We love it.
I also did a reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink.
I installed both systems and am sure anyone with the correct tools could do it as well.
For good measure, I also did a titanium anode rod for the water heater. Might be overkill, but the water quality has been superb.
I also did a reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink.
I installed both systems and am sure anyone with the correct tools could do it as well.
For good measure, I also did a titanium anode rod for the water heater. Might be overkill, but the water quality has been superb.
The easiest way would get a cover plate via Amazon in the color finish of your existing hardware.
Trying to color match with some sort of epoxy or filler sounds like an absolute disaster.
I think they make the stick on ones where you can’t access the backside. I’d silicon that one on if so.
Trying to color match with some sort of epoxy or filler sounds like an absolute disaster.
I think they make the stick on ones where you can’t access the backside. I’d silicon that one on if so.
Had them a couple functions. Zero complaints and like stated, clean.
How was Anders?
Looks like the rain going to hold out. Y’all be safe and have fun!
re: What should I expect to pay to have a 40 Gal gas hot water heater installed?
Posted by PaBon on 3/1/26 at 7:32 pm to muttenstein
You’re looking at $1250-1500 for the install in the city. Minus unit or extra work. Might get a one man show to do it for cheaper.
You have one hvac system for 1st and second floor? Am I reading this correctly?
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