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[South Carolina Redfish]

GMornin fellas

Morning CG  - How bout that NDS - 5 in a row!

Indeed, glad to see you beat your Gamecocks as well.

Hopefully the big orange can get it done tonight!!!

Sure hope so.

They've got my vote!

I'll refrain from cheering for them, for Dave's sake. If the Bengals and Vikings are any indication, me rooting for a team leads to a painful demise.

No shit right - those Vikings...words can't describe that heartbreak.

#lacesoutdan

Both teams found very Browns ways to lose, no question.

Truth to that - just a bad way to lose.  Didn't score a touchdown all day, hard to blame a kicker who goes 3/4 in sub zero temps all day, but that's the 'life of a kicker'.

And those poor bastiges are usually near the bottom of the pay scale too.

He won them a couple of games this year too, so I hope he is still with the team next year.

The damn holder should be canned. He botched the hold in 3 of the 4 kicks. The kicker was lucky he made anything all day, when you add the shitty holds to the shitty weather.

Agrees, he's a good punter too - and it sucks cause he was wearing gloves...can't believe he couldn't tough it out for 60seconds and get a proper hold.

Donald Trump: NFL ‘football has become soft like our country has become soft’

[CigarGuy87]

GMornin fellas

Morning CG  - How bout that NDS - 5 in a row!

Indeed, glad to see you beat your Gamecocks as well.

Hopefully the big orange can get it done tonight!!!

Sure hope so.

They've got my vote!

I'll refrain from cheering for them, for Dave's sake. If the Bengals and Vikings are any indication, me rooting for a team leads to a painful demise.

No shit right - those Vikings...words can't describe that heartbreak.

#lacesoutdan

Both teams found very Browns ways to lose, no question.

Truth to that - just a bad way to lose.  Didn't score a touchdown all day, hard to blame a kicker who goes 3/4 in sub zero temps all day, but that's the 'life of a kicker'.

And those poor bastiges are usually near the bottom of the pay scale too.

He won them a couple of games this year too, so I hope he is still with the team next year.

The damn holder should be canned. He botched the hold in 3 of the 4 kicks. The kicker was lucky he made anything all day, when you add the shitty holds to the shitty weather.

The kicker shit the bed, nerves got the best of him on that kick. He hurried it and yanked the kick, plain and simple.

Yipped It Left Right?

We call it a 'pull hook' in the golf world

[Travellin Dave]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

This is a bathroom, not a kitchen.  How many friggin cabinets do you have to hang.  What all you storing in there?  Putting in a wardrobe for costumes as well?

[ss2]

Either my normally very reliable watch just died or the one year old 3 year warranty battery quit one of the two.  Always Something!

Since the battery is the same for a 1 year and 3-year warranty and all your doing is buying an insurance policy, take them up on it and get your free replacement! 

[Threebean]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

Yeah, factory installed would only work on stand-alone cabinets.  And so many varieties of crown molding out there I don't see how a cabinet mfg would offer that option.

[sfish]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

This is a bathroom, not a kitchen.  How many friggin cabinets do you have to hang.  What all you storing in there?  Putting in a wardrobe for costumes as well?

Doesn't matter, it's the reason they don't sell cabinets with crown attached. I've completely lost interest in this subject

[Travellin Dave]

GMornin fellas

Morning CG  - How bout that NDS - 5 in a row!

Indeed, glad to see you beat your Gamecocks as well.

Hopefully the big orange can get it done tonight!!!

Sure hope so.

They've got my vote!

I'll refrain from cheering for them, for Dave's sake. If the Bengals and Vikings are any indication, me rooting for a team leads to a painful demise.

No shit right - those Vikings...words can't describe that heartbreak.

#lacesoutdan

Both teams found very Browns ways to lose, no question.

Truth to that - just a bad way to lose.  Didn't score a touchdown all day, hard to blame a kicker who goes 3/4 in sub zero temps all day, but that's the 'life of a kicker'.

And those poor bastiges are usually near the bottom of the pay scale too.

He won them a couple of games this year too, so I hope he is still with the team next year.

The damn holder should be canned. He botched the hold in 3 of the 4 kicks. The kicker was lucky he made anything all day, when you add the shitty holds to the shitty weather.

Agrees, he's a good punter too - and it sucks cause he was wearing gloves...can't believe he couldn't tough it out for 60seconds and get a proper hold.

Donald Trump: NFL ‘football has become soft like our country has become soft’

He's already tired of picking on the Clintons, has to take on the NFL?
If he's president, bet he will throw out that pussy concussion protocol and targeting penalties....let 'em play.

[sfish]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

Yeah, factory installed would only work on stand-alone cabinets.  And so many varieties of crown molding out there I don't see how a cabinet mfg would offer that option.

Right, not to mention it'd be a packaging/breakage nightmare

[Travellin Dave]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

This is a bathroom, not a kitchen.  How many friggin cabinets do you have to hang.  What all you storing in there?  Putting in a wardrobe for costumes as well?

Doesn't matter, it's the reason they don't sell cabinets with crown attached. I've completely lost interest in this subject

You missed the transition opportunity Fishy.

[Travellin Dave]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

Yeah, factory installed would only work on stand-alone cabinets.  And so many varieties of crown molding out there I don't see how a cabinet mfg would offer that option.

Right, not to mention it'd be a packaging/breakage nightmare

I thought you were done talking about it?

[South Carolina Redfish]

Either my normally very reliable watch just died or the one year old 3 year warranty battery quit one of the two.  Always Something!

Since the battery is the same for a 1 year and 3-year warranty and all your doing is buying an insurance policy, take them up on it and get your free replacement!

Oh I will and they are very good about taking care of things just a pain in the ass to go get it done.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

This is a bathroom, not a kitchen.  How many friggin cabinets do you have to hang.  What all you storing in there?  Putting in a wardrobe for costumes as well?

Doesn't matter, it's the reason they don't sell cabinets with crown attached. I've completely lost interest in this subject

DOES ANYBODY GIVE A CHIT THAT FISH HAS COMPLETELY LOST INTEREST?

[CigarGuy87]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

This is a bathroom, not a kitchen.  How many friggin cabinets do you have to hang.  What all you storing in there?  Putting in a wardrobe for costumes as well?

Doesn't matter, it's the reason they don't sell cabinets with crown attached. I've completely lost interest in this subject

Someone say hinges and feet?

[BackyardSmoker]

G'Morning, Folks... Football ain't over yet.

[sfish]

Good morning, men.

Morning Uncle Tone.

How's the bathroom coming, Mark? Getting ready to finish a basement here. Just completely clearing it out for now. Eventually, the bathroom will be built.

A couple of towel bars (on order) and f'n crown molding left to finish.  And the wife still has to pick out some mirrors.  And two medicine cabinets.  And, and, and......

I hear ya. I've done quite a bit of crown molding work. It's a pain in the ass. The secret is building a good jig so that you cut each piece at the same angle. I have two saws for that. Not sure where either of them are but I suspect I will find them this week.

I cheat and cut it at work.  We have a miter saw table setup which works well. So it's not the cutting part as much as the installing part which sucks. These are cabinets, not wall/ceiling molding.

Well, that and checking for the this side up arrows....

The warden ordered the cabinets.  I have no idea if they were available with the crown molding pre-installed.  Sorta doubt it, but that would have been the ticket for sure.

No such thing, how would you hang multiples? Rookies, sheesh

Where's logic come into it?

If you are hanging a run of cabinets, or just more than one, how are the cabinets going to butt to each other if crown goes around 3 sides. If crown is only on the fronts, there are seams at every cabinet and how would you return the side to the wall at the end of a run when the fronts are cut square at the end of the cabinet?

Yeah, factory installed would only work on stand-alone cabinets.  And so many varieties of crown molding out there I don't see how a cabinet mfg would offer that option.

Right, not to mention it'd be a packaging/breakage nightmare

I thought you were done talking about it?

I find it painful