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   GJR | Nov 22, 2002 01:40am | #1

   No Way!

   "Don't take life too seriously, you are not getting out of it alive"
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   Gunner | Nov 22, 2002 01:45am | #2

   Way!

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   GJR | Nov 22, 2002 02:23am | #3

   Not possible."Don't take life too seriously, you are not getting out of it alive"

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   Gunner | Nov 22, 2002 04:01am | #4

   Anythings possible.

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   GJR | Nov 22, 2002 04:18am | #5

   Except the impossible."Don't take life too seriously, you are not getting out of it alive"

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   Piffin | Nov 22, 2002 04:21am | #6

   I don't know what she's drinking but the valve stem must be stuck. Them babies gonna blow. Stand back! Hit the deck!.

   Excellence is its own reward!

   "The first rule is to keep an untroubled spirit. The second is to look things in the face and know them for what they are." --Marcus Aurelius

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   Gunner | Nov 22, 2002 04:22am | #7

   Exactly.

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   Piffin | Nov 22, 2002 04:25am | #8

   If that wasn't done with Photoshop, she needs a special medical rider on her insurance to cover back problems. I wonder if they'll call it pre-existing conditions....

   Excellence is its own reward!

   "The first rule is to keep an untroubled spirit. The second is to look things in the face and know them for what they are." --Marcus Aurelius

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   andybuildz | Nov 22, 2002 04:31am | #9

   I saw her on the Howard Stern show.......well maybe.....uhhh...maybe it was at the Thanksgiving Day parade.....yehhhhhh..that was it...held up by ropes by the NYC cops. Yep. that wuz it!

    Glad to se you back Piff

   Be well my man

            NAmaste

                       AndyIt's not who's right, it's who's left ~ http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM

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   Piffin | Nov 22, 2002 04:44am | #10

   Sure she wasn't a float - held DOWN by ropes?.

   Excellence is its own reward!

   "The first rule is to keep an untroubled spirit. The second is to look things in the face and know them for what they are." --Marcus Aurelius

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   GJR | Nov 22, 2002 05:12am | #11

   Andy,  glad to see you survived the first day of excavation."Don't take life too seriously, you are not getting out of it alive"

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   andybuildz | Nov 22, 2002 06:18am | #12

   Gar

       You should only see what's goin on here.....THE BEAR stopped by with a 12 pack around 4 ish....Dude so rocks.....We're all so excited..everyone that's workin and stoppin' in....Sure as hell hope this thing dont cave in and I aint kiddin'!!!!!! Ask The Bear as he was all over the foundation work after todays excavation with his serious flashlight. Hope I wake up in the AM with the house  still standing......Lotta pix ..lotta pix.Just ask The Bear

   Be well

          Namaste

                   AndyIt's not who's right, it's who's left ~ http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM

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   CAGIV | Nov 22, 2002 06:55am | #13

   God I hope thats a photoshop job, imagine those things 30 years from now, brings new meaning to sagging by your knees.

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   Gunner | Nov 22, 2002 01:29pm | #14

   Live for the moment. Enjoy them now while you can.

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   andybuildz | Nov 22, 2002 03:44pm | #15

   Gunner

          My sentiments exactly. Well, I'm up now at 7 AM and so is the house still....whewwww..its raining here today..ut oh......the guys should be here in half an hour to start cleaning the bottom of the trench and taking trowels to clean "some" of the dirt from tween the rocks. I'll be making more forms and hopefully get them set in today if it doesnt rain too hard and get ready for a pour tomorrow. I cant believe theres absolutly nada holding my house up for about eight feet or more under the front door.....gulp...told my wife and kid not to walk near there. YOu should have only seen my dreams last night....

   Be well

             Namaste

                          AndyIt's not who's right, it's who's left ~ http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM

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   Piffin | Nov 23, 2002 07:27pm | #16

   I've been trying to put two and two together from your comments Andy. Or is it one and one?

   So you were dreaming about big ones with you wife gone and no support?

   Then you poured a cross your heart concrete footing? Did the concrete set up and get hard? Be careful working today in you sleep deprived state. We don't want you falling in that hole! You could drown in all that muddy water without a sump pump!

   I'll have to find a picture of one that I did with a corner on two posts and twenty eight feet and seventeen feet of walls up in the air. Then the owner decided to come spend the weekend and sleep in the bedroom two stories above it all. Then the wind blew that night right here on the coast. He claimed with an ashen face that he felt the bed lift an inch or two a couple of times during the night. He hasn't had the nerve for any more suprise visits since then..

   Excellence is its own reward!

   "The first rule is to keep an untroubled spirit.

   The second is to look things in the face and know them for what they are."

   --Marcus Aurelius

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   andybuildz | Nov 24, 2002 12:51am | #17

   WOWWWWWWW!!!!!! What a day.....The Bear showed up around 10 AM for moral support and some help. First load of concrete came (12 yds)....after five minutes one whole wall blew out into the dirt basement with about 4-5 yds slamming my washer and dryer that I just bought about three feet and blowing the feeds. Water pouring out and mounds of wet concrete filling the basement...The Bear and me dug the washer and dryer out. I threw some 1/2" ply I  had left over the 5' x 6' hole in the wall sunk into the wet crete...OMG..What a nightmare. The Bear said that the expression I had on my face was......well..just guess.Three guys ran down the basement and started rakeing and shoveling the crete smooth and cleaning it all up. The Bear and me were up to our knees in concrete (literally!!!). Meanwhile ....here comes another ready mix truck full and ready to pour...(and the first one is only half empty)..WOWWWWWW.....OMG! We have them go around the other side of the house and start pouring there while two guys are in the basement trying to clean up the ton of rock that blew into the basement and the yds of concrete....So nowwwww I  have a very nice smooth concrete area where the washer and dryer were and the stones are piled nicely up against the front wall and estetically look awesome......lol. I  had to shut the main water supply down cause the washer hose pulled the pipe off the wall and I was being flooded. Tomorrow I'll go down and cap the pipes. My wife asked me how am I gonna clean up tonight. I'm totally covered in mud and concrete. Told her I'll use the toilet water...DONT FLUSH PLEASEEEE! She said, "Andy, you are totally insane"....duhh.

    We continued the pours after the fiasco and actually unloaded 24 yds. My concrete guy and The Bear said I have a steel set of Ballz to continue the pour. I said.....nahhhhh, I'm just stupied.....lol. Worked out perfect. Probably will need 6 more yds on Wednesday to finish the blown out wall side and a little here and there. What a day. The Bear so rocks. What a wonderful guy.Smart and helpful and a true friend. I  met him here in Breaktime so.......

       Ya think this would make for a story at that last page in FHB?

   Be well and I love you guys

                                   Namaste

                                              Andy.....PS..I have pictures in my camera

   PSS.  Piff..I seem to question your phrase about excellance.....something in there just doesnt hit me right.....maybe cause I like funk a bit more then excellance,,,,,maybe...It's the drama brother..the drama....Daring and ballz....maybe stupied but what the hey....dats how things get discovered. Ohhh...also..screw Murphy..he was just a duche bag....lol...bet he never had a callous on his hands his entire life.

   It's not who's right, it's who's left ~ http://CLIFFORDRENOVATIONS.COM

   Edited 11/23/2002 5:00:47 PM ET by Andy Clifford(Andybuildz)