Originally Posted by Vanilla (Post 1404781)

Just filled 3 bags of clothes to take to the thrift shop. I made way more room so i can by new clothes!

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1404887)

Women.

Originally Posted by Paul Smeenus (Post 1404890)

QFT. I could wash every stitch of clothing I own in two or three laundry loads.

Two. Three would include sheets and pillowcases.

Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1404893)

Well la di da! I suppose you need two extra closets for that wardrobe.

Originally Posted by Vanilla (Post 1404781)

Just filled 3 bags of clothes to take to the thrift shop. I made way more room so i can by new clothes!

Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1404846)

If you aren't living off the grid you have no room to talk. So can it. You practice the same thing buying up your fancy beers.

Originally Posted by anticipation (Post 1404934)

So when I go to the tiny ass brewpub in bumble**** WI to buy a case of anniversary beer that's consumerism? Supporting the livelihood and craft of local farmers, malters, brewers, keg monkeys, truck drivers... All by buying a fancy beer from a 10 bbl brew house that has solar panels on every inch of its roof and runs charity drives every month in their community. You're a ****ing idiot.

Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1404744)

Plank, can you clear out your inbox? I'm trying to send you a Nomination Rosette but it's saying you can't get PMs as the box is full.
Thx
TH

Also: just read your story! **** man I'm sorry. Hope that gets sorted out for you: big bill to the landlord, make it hurt.. :banghead:

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1404943)

Cleared some room. Sorry about that, I don't pay much attention to that area.

Originally Posted by Burning Down (Post 1404745)

Yeeesh. Is everything dried out? Do you think there may be a potential mold problem in the future? That's what happened at my parents' house, when the toilet flooded overnight the water got underneath the linoleum flooring, soaked into the wood beams, and then flowed down to the room below (second floor washroom). There wasn't a lot of visible water damage, nothing that couldn't easily be fixed with new plaster (yeah, old house) and a paint job.

But then about 3 years later, my dad ripped out the floor in that washroom to put in ceramic tiles, only to discover that there was some mold. So he hired a contractor to remove and replace the sub-flooring, and underneath there was significant mold growth along the wooden beams, stretching out to the hallway. So everything had to be replaced.