I believe today is Aardvark's birthday
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I believe today is Aardvark's birthday
So I'd like to tell him to have a great one, and I hope he has many, many more.
I have no idea how old you are, otherwise I would tell you where your peak power years in baseball were headed.
I have no idea how old you are, otherwise I would tell you where your peak power years in baseball were headed.
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Don't get clipped like I did! My water heater started to leak over the weekend. This, naturally, made me very UPSET, because of a billion reasons, the least of which is the horror of going to sleep and waking up to find my arcade games drenched.Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:I will be using this thread to discuss other things I believe, after this.
(Although the slope sends things in my office, and if it got rally bad, well, there is a drain in the water heater room.)
Anyway, the water did end up seeping into the floor under my office. Now it smells like fucking mildew and old pants. Is there ANYTHING I can do to fix this? Anything at all? I don't think steam-cleaning the carpet would work, right?
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I always thought Alice was kind of hot, in a non-pedophilic way of course.
Need to dry out as quickly as possible. I have a spare furnace blower that I use when the water comes in (usually in the spring.) Smell can be eliminated with bleach but until the water dries it won't really help for long.
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Need to dry out as quickly as possible. I have a spare furnace blower that I use when the water comes in (usually in the spring.) Smell can be eliminated with bleach but until the water dries it won't really help for long.
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