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MarylandMark
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I let you bamm just so I had someone to talk with
Wrinkleface
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Just finished off a box of mac & cheese!!!:boxing_smiley:
Racegirl3
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Wrinkleface
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mighty white of U!!!!!!!!!!!!!:26:
BBB725
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You sound like a girl
That's goin leave a mark!
MarylandMark
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You sound like a girl
I see how nice he is to you and Chief so figured if was going to get to crash at his crib in my way to KW on the PR in his boat I better find a way to suck up without having to get Wayne to actually have to suck up
BBB725
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Do you leave the toilet seat up too?:biggrinjester:
MarylandMark
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I have better aim pissin off the deck
BBB725
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How would you know:biggrinjester:
Racegirl3
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Experience :sifone:
Scarab KV
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:huh:so if you suck good enough I get to come along for the ride:biggrinjester:
BBB725
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Only the people that work:biggrinjester:
MarylandMark
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right right...
OffshoreRescue
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Hey - anybody have any experience with ceiling tiles? Not the drop in kind but the inter locking stick to the ceiling kind. There is a bad spot in the kitchen where the roof had leaked .. roof fixed but nobody has ever done anything about the inside. If I can find matching tiles, since they are interlocking and this is in the middle, is it possible to shove them in there? or ... this happens to be at a spot that would be a dividing spot between the kitchen and dining room that is actually one big room but I could do something else down this strip (2 tiles wide = 2 feet) then trim it off on both sides and give it more of a feel of two rooms.
Any thoughts? Here is a pic of the bad spot. Im hoping it is bowed out cuz the tiles are warped ..... fingers crossed on that one
There are a number of things you could do. If you can find matching tiles (I'm gonna bet though that the ones up there are faded, so even matching ones won't mach), you can cut along the interlocking part to remove old ones. Then you can use a construction adhesive to adhere the new ones to the ceiling.
Creating a "break" between the two rooms is a cool idea to. Then you can do anything you want. Juat figure out what looks good trim wise and go from there.
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