Not So Pro 3

[John Wargo]

Calcification and tendonitis in my achilles tendon. Sinus infection. Upper respiratory infection. Blood pressure is entirely to high....

But other than that you are like a complete athlete!

 

[John Wargo]

Just got my last grade in from my Penn State workforce education class. I scored 695 out of a possible 700. Great for me but probably less than @JoeDirt would have scored. Plus GFY if necessary

 

[3browns]

Glenda's sister has a whole house unit that runs off of a buried propane tank.

So yeah, a buried tank is not an option

Even if I bought my own tank they wouldn’t fill a buried tank

Like so many other things up here, it’s an earthquake thing

But a propane unit might still be the best option as long as the boss doesn’t object to a tank in the yard

We shall see

 

[JoeDirt]

but probably less than @JoeDirt would have scored. Plus GFY if necessary

Unless the class involved calculus or fizziks I doubt that very much.

 

[full chizel]

Just got my last grade in from my Penn State workforce education class. I scored 695 out of a possible 700. Great for me but probably less than @JoeDirt would have scored. Plus GFY if necessary

So 5 questions were about chalk line colors?

 

[full chizel]

Unless the class involved calculus or fizziks I doubt that very much.

Can you use your calculus and fizziks to design $hit people can actually fix? Tell the other injinnears too. Thanks

 

[Loony661]

You seem to have the money so why not a whole house generator?

This. I would have gone this route, but we are still planning to move 1 more time. Highly recommend this option.

Calcification and tendonitis in my achilles tendon. Sinus infection. Upper respiratory infection. Blood pressure is entirely to high....

All that from a sperm sample?

Edited to add, I should come at it from the standpoint of it being automatic and her not needing to do anything in case I am not here when the power goes out

Bingo. And the good ones self-test once a week for 20 minutes or so. You literally do nothing and you always have power.

That’s a thought although I’ve never seen a buried propane tank in Alaska

If it’s buried, how would you see it?

They are all over up here. Prepping is a big deal to some people.

 

[Mastermind]

That’s a thought although I’ve never seen a buried propane tank in Alaska

Not saying you couldn’t but it would need some study

That's the whole idea Michael. You ain't supposed to see it. Its buried.

So 5 questions were about chalk line colors?

Repped.

 

[Mastermind]

All that from a sperm sample?

Let me grab some crayons. I'll draw you a picture.

 

[3browns]

If it’s buried, how would you see it?

They are all over up here. Prepping is a big deal to some people.

That's the whole idea Michael. You ain't supposed to see it. Its buried.

If I can’t get it filled then burying it is pointless

 

[redneckhillbilly]

costco I go to has the whole house units, I wish I would have gotten one of those instead of another hinda 8500 when my last honda wore out, we loose power quite often and sometimes for a week or 2

 

[Loony661]

If I can’t get it filled then burying it is pointless

How cold does it get by you? At -44 and below, propane no longer works, as it’s too cold to turn from liquid to gas. It’s happened here before, in south eastern Minnesota, where people lost heat and had to place tarps over the tanks and place heaters underneath to warm the tanks up enough… I guess what I’m saying is, if it gets that cold, or colder, an above ground tank won’t help you either..

 

[3browns]

They are all over up here. Prepping is a big deal to some people.

Up here the prepping crowd doesn’t much care about hiding stuff

Their only concern is that you can easily see the signs that say “If you can read this then you are within range” with a picture of a scope reticle at the bottom

 

[3browns]

How cold does it get by you? At -44 and below, propane no longer works, as it’s too cold to turn from liquid to gas. It’s happened here before, in south eastern Minnesota, where people lost heat and had to place tarps over the tanks and place heaters underneath to warm the tanks up enough… I guess what I’m saying is, if it gets that cold, or colder, an above ground tank won’t help you either..

It doesn’t get that cold ambient temp wise except maybe once every few decades

Windchill will get below that but that doesn’t affect propane flow

 

[Loony661]

Up here the prepping crowd doesn’t much care about hiding stuff

Their only concern is that you can easily see the signs that say “If you can read this then you are within range” with a picture of a scope reticle at the bottom

We have the same signs here - my wife’s grandmother has it placed at the end of her gravel driveway.

 

[Loony661]

It doesn’t get that cold ambient temp wise except maybe once every few decades

Windchill will get below that but that doesn’t affect propane flow

Sounds like it would be a great idea to invest in a stationary, whole house unit powered by propane then.

 

[3browns]

We have the same signs here - my wife’s grandmother has it placed at the end of her gravel driveway.

Here you better believe they are serious too

 

[3browns]

Sounds like it would be a great idea to invest in a stationary, whole house unit powered by propane then.

If I can sell the boss

The fence was supposed to be the last big ticket item on the to do list

 

[Loony661]

Here you better believe they are serious too

I take anything like that, serious. I respect people’s land and space.

 

[John Wargo]

So 5 questions were about chalk line colors?

Yep and the # 5/8"