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Location: Carle Place, NY | Let's pray for
Less prejudice and more tolerence,
Less war and more peace,
Less hatred and more love.
Happy Holidays To All!!!! |
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December 2001
Posts: 10583
Location: NJ | and an Ovation and/or Adamas under every tree.
oh yeah and a legitimate concrete/block contractor |
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Posts: 1792
Location: Rego Park, NY, | Al,
You forgot to add. "Purchaced from LostArt/Vintage Instruments" :D :cool: |
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Posts: 3005
Location: Las Cruces, NM | Mitchrx
Merry Christmas to all, we can give Al his first request, but I have spent years in construction and have never seen a legitimate concrete/block contractor. When I did Government contracting for the Corps of Engineers, we always locked a member of the family of our concrete contractors in a room with a laborer with a horse whip. That way, when questions of slump, delivery time, plumb comformity, and general quality came up, a trip to our one way mirror for the field boss usually got results.
Using these methods of quality control, I built a mess hall with hundreds of openings for special drains involving a state of the art garbage disposal system, piping the effluent from local commercial garbage disposal units to a collection compressor at the back of the mess hall. I only had to feed two of the family members through the disposals before I got all my openings in the right places. My floor layout was used as a model for 4 other mess halls and they didn't have to grind up any contractors. It's amazing what word of mouth can acclomplish.
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A Holiday Wish
