House update yay!

[toggleswitch]

There are rare cases, but sometimes a wider, deeper cavity i

Hey Jason,

Are the exterior walls 2x4 studs on 16 inch centers [two studs in the middle of a 4 foot sheet] with a 4 inch cavity for R-11 value insulation,

or are they 2x6's on 24 inch centers(structurally equivalent) with a 6 inch deep cavity [only one stud in the center of a 4 foot sheet] for R-19 insulation?

 

[toggleswitch]

Vas Ist Das?

Mop sauce?

 

[Maytagmom]

Austin, you are suppose to suck the juices out of the head, I don't reckon there is much meat in that little head. Kinda like the crab...wasted body meat. etc...
Tail meat is about the only thing I eat off of mud bugs. Oh man, that is some good eats too. Crawfish etouffe! Yum.

Have you ever tried the frozen crawfish tails from HEB? They are good! (Yeah I know, not fresh)

Steve, mop sauce is BBQ sauce, mopped on, with a little mini mop we Texans use to brush our meats. Moppin' the meat, it holds alot of sauce, and you just, slop it on. LOL
It actually looks like a mini-mop.
Google it. LOL

 

[jasonl]

Suck da head, eat da tail

I don't suck da head (obviously) but I like me some tail.

Frozen crawfish is good to cook with like in an etouffee. Does y'alls frozen crawfish come from China, or Louisiana? The LA crawfish is better because you know some drunk Cajun picked them outta his rice field.

Toggle:

My house has the 2x4's.

 

[jasonl]

If I can get a certain set at the right price, I might use that instead of new Oasis machines...

Let's see what I want to hook up to the extra washer hookup.

WCI-58

Dropp the WCI, add 742

58 + 742 = 800

Hey! There we go. A Kenmore 800. YAY!

 

[rayjay]

Why do Bricks have Holes?

Steve.... No comments?????

 

[rayjay]

Why do Bricks have holes?
I think the bricks have holes in them so that mortar/concrete that is used helps to bond them.
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So....When the bricks are laid, their holes are filled with mortar! LOL.

Oh my Steve...... You are slipping.
We are all waiting..............

 

[scott55405]

Oh Jason, I'm so happy to see all this progress, and to have seen the news about you and Helen on another thread.

I love your father's term for the joint compound!!

 

[agiflow]

Don't egg him on Ray...you seem to be doing a good job there all by yourself. (ho,ho,ho...he,he,he...ha,ha,ha)

 

[rayjay]

Now Pat, You know I can do pretty good on my own, but YOU know that Toggles always has a good come back. LOL

 

[toggleswitch]

Add a little spice to your life.

My job here is done.

Just like any good mother, my training has worked; you have all internalized my thoughs and ideas.

(Well, those of the Toggle screen persona anyway.)

Now, I can kick back and relax and let all of you choke on it. I mean your own words. LOL

Seriously: Isn't it truly amazing at the bonds we have formed here and at the way *strangers* can touch each-other's lives?

Now back to this Cajun wash-in post actual nuptual idea to celebrate the union of Helen and Jason.

I'm with VERIZON- Im IN!

(YES sir, shag till you can't no' mo'!)

 

[sudsmaster]

Most brick have core holes that aid in the manufacturing process and improve bonding in the wall. When the mortar-bed side of brick will show such as in fireplace hearths, sills, wall-end caps, you will need a solid - a brick without the holes. It is important that the solids coordinate or match closely the cored brick. Because not all manufacturers choose to make coordinating solids, we have a recommended list of solids that can be used interchangeably with several colors. Consult our Solids Coordinating List to see which solids go with the cored brick you like.

http://www.yankeehillbrick.com/brickfaqs.html