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http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. |
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"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. |
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On 8/20/10 12:56 PM, YukonBound wrote:
"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. Wacko doper? Uh-oh...do you think little man tosk or brainless loogy might show? :) -- |
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"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? |
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On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! |
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says... "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? You'd have thought I would have bought something decent instead of those cheap doors with the plastic window frames, huh? |
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In article ,
says... On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! My bobcat sits there, spoofer. |
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"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! When I built a new cape Cod style house back in 1975/76 I installed 5' wide sliding doors. It was plenty wide to pass through.... but some of the fat assed dopers might struggle a bit. |
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"Harry" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? You'd have thought I would have bought something decent instead of those cheap doors with the plastic window frames, huh? Nothing is cheap now-a-days, my stinky little spoofer. I went over last week to order 6 more replacement vinyl windows. They quoted me $2100.00 so I settled for 4 at $1400.00. I'll get the last two for the 1st floor at the winter booking special price. |
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In article ,
says... "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! When I built a new cape Cod style house back in 1975/76 I installed 5' wide sliding doors. It was plenty wide to pass through.... but some of the fat assed dopers might struggle a bit. Who are the "fat assed dopers?" Your son and his friends? And how come it's taken you three years to paint your little house? |
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says... "Harry" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? You'd have thought I would have bought something decent instead of those cheap doors with the plastic window frames, huh? Nothing is cheap now-a-days, my stinky little spoofer. I went over last week to order 6 more replacement vinyl windows. They quoted me $2100.00 so I settled for 4 at $1400.00. I'll get the last two for the 1st floor at the winter booking special price. They are cheap as in the lower end of the price scale. You can tell by the window frames. Cheap plastic that in just a short while will yellow nicely. |
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On 8/20/10 2:52 PM, YukonBound wrote:
"Harry" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? You'd have thought I would have bought something decent instead of those cheap doors with the plastic window frames, huh? Nothing is cheap now-a-days, my stinky little spoofer. I went over last week to order 6 more replacement vinyl windows. They quoted me $2100.00 so I settled for 4 at $1400.00. I'll get the last two for the 1st floor at the winter booking special price. Well, you're right about pricing. But there are ways to save money and get something better than "more expensive." A pricier set of doors I looked at were fiberglass on the outside over an oak core. The oak showed on the inside. I saved a few hundred by buying fiberglass outside and inside, over a pine core. The fiberglass has a "permanent" finish, but can be painted if you want. The window panels are the same, and the frame on the inside that holds them in is wood, finished in the same color as the fiberglass. Not having to paint doors is a plus to me. I'll try to get the trim painted in the next few days, but we want to go out fishing on Sunday. One of our favorite spots in the Bay is producing pretty good results. |
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On 8/20/10 6:08 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:21:00 -0400, Secular wrote: ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Looks good. Hey, thanks. It was pretty scary for me... Getting the old door out was much more difficult, involving j mold and a pneumatic cut-off saw and my fear factor. |
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On 8/20/10 2:49 PM, YukonBound wrote:
"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! When I built a new cape Cod style house back in 1975/76 I installed 5' wide sliding doors. It was plenty wide to pass through.... but some of the fat assed dopers might struggle a bit. I try my best not to discuss Fat Asses, and I wish you wouldn't, it just gets the dopers into a feeding frenzy talking about the photo I took at del Coronado -- I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows. If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID. |
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says... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Cheap builders model doors? |
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says... In article , says... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Cheap builders model doors? Probably the ugliest generic doors I have ever seen... -- Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese! |
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On 8/20/10 8:06 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In om, says... In articleGuKdnVoMl5vwNvPRnZ2dnUVZ_uCdnZ2d@earthlink .com, says... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Cheap builders model doors? Probably the ugliest generic doors I have ever seen... Uh-huh. The doors probably cost more than all the furnishings in your one bathroom, motorcycle-in-the-kitchen house. They are just standard "french" doors. This, I understand, is the front door on your house: http://tinyurl.com/33nwevs |
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Secular Humanist wrote:
....doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. How narcissistic of you! What a tiny yard, too. |
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YukonBound wrote:
"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. Sure, dummy. |
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Secular Humanist wrote:
On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! You couldn't afford a union laborer to spend three weeks on that for you? |
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YukonBound wrote:
"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! When I built a new cape Cod style house back in 1975/76 I installed 5' wide sliding doors. It was plenty wide to pass through.... but some of the fat assed dopers might struggle a bit. You couldn't build a bird house. |
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YukonBound wrote:
"Harry" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? You'd have thought I would have bought something decent instead of those cheap doors with the plastic window frames, huh? Nothing is cheap now-a-days, my stinky little spoofer. I went over last week to order 6 more replacement vinyl windows. They quoted me $2100.00 so I settled for 4 at $1400.00. I'll get the last two for the 1st floor at the winter booking special price. Vinyl windows? Really? |
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"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/20/10 8:06 PM, I am Tosk wrote: In om, says... In articleGuKdnVoMl5vwNvPRnZ2dnUVZ_uCdnZ2d@earthlink .com, says... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Cheap builders model doors? Probably the ugliest generic doors I have ever seen... Uh-huh. The doors probably cost more than all the furnishings in your one bathroom, motorcycle-in-the-kitchen house. They are just standard "french" doors. This, I understand, is the front door on your house: http://tinyurl.com/33nwevs ~~ Snerk ~~ The nerve of that Freak! |
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On 8/20/10 9:02 PM, Larry wrote:
Secular Humanist wrote: ....doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. How narcissistic of you! What a tiny yard, too. No I do not, while most of my property is left natural, I have over 25,000 sq. ft of lawn. I ended up buying a used tractor from an Amish man who helped rebuild my barn. -- I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows. If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID. |
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says... Secular Humanist wrote: On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! You couldn't afford a union laborer to spend three weeks on that for you? This is priceless... Harry went to Home Depot and bought the special of the day, and picked up some illegal, non-union hack in front of the store to put it in for 50 bucks. Looks like he paid too much too;) He did not install that door, you can bet on that? How do I know, well, because he said he did and you all know what that means;) -- Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese! |
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says... YukonBound wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! When I built a new cape Cod style house back in 1975/76 I installed 5' wide sliding doors. It was plenty wide to pass through.... but some of the fat assed dopers might struggle a bit. You couldn't build a bird house. LOL... This is just too funny between Bonnie and Harry... :) -- Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese! |
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On 8/21/10 1:04 AM, I am Tosk wrote:
In articleZOGdnb9xyN24u_LRnZ2dnUVZ_sadnZ2d@giganews. com, says... Secular Humanist wrote: On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! You couldn't afford a union laborer to spend three weeks on that for you? This is priceless... Harry went to Home Depot and bought the special of the day, and picked up some illegal, non-union hack in front of the store to put it in for 50 bucks. Looks like he paid too much too;) He did not install that door, you can bet on that? How do I know, well, because he said he did and you all know what that means;) I really didn't spend a lot of money on the damn French Doors because I plan on putting up some curtain, so you really won't be able to see them. As if I really cared what a moron like you thought. -- I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows. If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID. |
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On 8/20/10 11:14 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 18:20:21 -0400, Secular wrote: On 8/20/10 6:08 PM, wrote: On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:21:00 -0400, Secular wrote: ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Looks good. Hey, thanks. It was pretty scary for me... Getting the old door out was much more difficult, involving j mold and a pneumatic cut-off saw and my fear factor. Scary was when I put in the Andersen Frenchwood door and my wife said she wanted the track an inch lower. I ended up taking my brand new track to the table saw, Ripped off the whole bottom of it and just installed the actual runner strip. Then I had to make the doors an inch and a half taller to match the hole. Fortunately we have a lot of red oak I put in and I had some wood to work with. It really came out pretty well but it was scary for a while. When her door guys came over to install the Windoor corner sliders (I was not going to tackle that one) they looked at the Anderson and were really confused until I told them what we did. Well, you are well beyond my home carpentry ability and bravery! |
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On 8/21/10 1:04 AM, I am Tosk wrote:
In articleZOGdnb9xyN24u_LRnZ2dnUVZ_sadnZ2d@giganews. com, says... Secular Humanist wrote: On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! You couldn't afford a union laborer to spend three weeks on that for you? This is priceless... Harry went to Home Depot and bought the special of the day, and picked up some illegal, non-union hack in front of the store to put it in for 50 bucks. Looks like he paid too much too;) He did not install that door, you can bet on that? How do I know, well, because he said he did and you all know what that means;) Little man tosk gets his household supplies and furnishings at the local landfill. |
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"YukonBound" wrote in message ... "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. You guys must be members of the "internet badass club". |
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On 8/21/10 9:46 AM, mmc wrote:
wrote in message ... "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. You guys must be members of the "internet badass club". Two of the little ****s who post here have threatened to show up at my door to "teach me a lesson," or some such nonsense. I've told both of them that if either shows up and attempts to break in and gets one foot across the threshold, my assumption will be they are committing a home invasion, and they'll be leaving in a body bag. Is there a bag limit on short guys with long greasy hair? |
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"Harry " wrote in message
... On 8/20/10 9:02 PM, Larry wrote: Secular Humanist wrote: ....doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. How narcissistic of you! What a tiny yard, too. No I do not, while most of my property is left natural, I have over 25,000 sq. ft of lawn. I ended up buying a used tractor from an Amish man who helped rebuild my barn. -- I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows. If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID. You must be quite the magician to fit all of that on a 30,000 sf house lot. -- I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows. If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID. |
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"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/21/10 9:46 AM, mmc wrote: wrote in message ... "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. You guys must be members of the "internet badass club". Two of the little ****s who post here have threatened to show up at my door to "teach me a lesson," or some such nonsense. I've told both of them that if either shows up and attempts to break in and gets one foot across the threshold, my assumption will be they are committing a home invasion, and they'll be leaving in a body bag. Is there a bag limit on short guys with long greasy hair? Limit?? You could probably collect a bounty! |
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Secular Humanist wrote:
On 8/21/10 9:46 AM, mmc wrote: wrote in message ... "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. You guys must be members of the "internet badass club". Two of the little ****s who post here have threatened to show up at my door to "teach me a lesson," or some such nonsense. I've told both of them that if either shows up and attempts to break in and gets one foot across the threshold, my assumption will be they are committing a home invasion, and they'll be leaving in a body bag. Is there a bag limit on short guys with long greasy hair? Scary stuff! Unfortunately, you are a documented liar. |
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YukonBound wrote:
"Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/21/10 9:46 AM, mmc wrote: wrote in message ... "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. You guys must be members of the "internet badass club". Two of the little ****s who post here have threatened to show up at my door to "teach me a lesson," or some such nonsense. I've told both of them that if either shows up and attempts to break in and gets one foot across the threshold, my assumption will be they are committing a home invasion, and they'll be leaving in a body bag. Is there a bag limit on short guys with long greasy hair? Limit?? You could probably collect a bounty! Probably... |
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On 8/21/10 7:05 PM, Larry wrote:
Secular Humanist wrote: On 8/21/10 9:46 AM, mmc wrote: wrote in message ... "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. You guys must be members of the "internet badass club". Two of the little ****s who post here have threatened to show up at my door to "teach me a lesson," or some such nonsense. I've told both of them that if either shows up and attempts to break in and gets one foot across the threshold, my assumption will be they are committing a home invasion, and they'll be leaving in a body bag. Is there a bag limit on short guys with long greasy hair? Scary stuff! Unfortunately, you are a documented liar. So, Larry Freddie Bob Krueger, why don't you have kids? Dickless, sterile, wife afraid of the outcome? |
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Secular Humanist wrote:
On 8/21/10 7:05 PM, Larry wrote: Secular Humanist wrote: On 8/21/10 9:46 AM, mmc wrote: wrote in message ... "Secular wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. looks great. Now, if any wacko doper shows up at your door, you'll have plenty of time to plan their speedy withdrawal. You guys must be members of the "internet badass club". Two of the little ****s who post here have threatened to show up at my door to "teach me a lesson," or some such nonsense. I've told both of them that if either shows up and attempts to break in and gets one foot across the threshold, my assumption will be they are committing a home invasion, and they'll be leaving in a body bag. Is there a bag limit on short guys with long greasy hair? Scary stuff! Unfortunately, you are a documented liar. So, Larry Freddie Bob Krueger, why don't you have kids? Dickless, sterile, wife afraid of the outcome? When did I say I didn't have children? Why would I advertise that here? It's obvious you dig for every detail you can find despite the fact that you are a proven liar. |
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says... On 8/20/10 6:08 PM, wrote: On Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:21:00 -0400, Secular wrote: ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Looks good. Hey, thanks. It was pretty scary for me... Getting the old door out was much more difficult, involving j mold and a pneumatic cut-off saw and my fear factor. Hey, spoofer, tell us more about that alleged "perfectly level" concrete.... |
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says... On 8/20/10 2:49 PM, YukonBound wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... On 8/20/10 1:32 PM, nom=de=plume wrote: "Secular Humanist" wrote in message m... ...doors... http://tinyurl.com/2ecnx3g Installed! Whew! Still have to paint trim, install screen doors. Took just a tiny shim on one side to level left to right. Concrete floor was perfectly flat. Built-in locks lined up perfectly, as did the deadbolt. Interesting... looks like they could have been wider? Or was there some structural issue? The 60" opening could have been made wider when the house was built. I could have hired a good carpenter to make it wider during this latest project, but the expense would have been substantial. Such a project is way beyond my rudimentary carpentry skills. The sliders were a problem, since the widest opening they would allow was less than 30". But now, with these double opening doors, I can pull both open at the same time. Guess who sits on that little footstool... meow! When I built a new cape Cod style house back in 1975/76 I installed 5' wide sliding doors. It was plenty wide to pass through.... but some of the fat assed dopers might struggle a bit. I try my best not to discuss Fat Asses, and I wish you wouldn't, it just gets the dopers into a feeding frenzy talking about the photo I took at del Coronado Spoofer alert! That photo I took just showed my hand. It was swollen from water weight gain. It was that time of the month. |
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