Like Kerfoot and Nylander for McDavid?
That would make a decent impact.
- Woderwick

Gonna have to add a 3rd.
Edmonton that is

made acorn squash risotto and ossobuco for dinner tonight. washing it all down with a broadhead blueberry blonde. i could get used to saving money and just cooking my own stuff forever

made acron squash risotto and ossobuco for dinner tonight. washing it all down with a broadhead blueberry blonde. i could get used to saving money and just cooking my own stuff forever
- TheMussel

I assume u don’t have kids

I assume u don’t have kids
- mr.sir

true

bad robot!

Did everyone get a life, all of a sudden?
- Woderwick

Spent quite a bit of time today trying to fix our sump pump. Fun... Got it fixed without having to pay a plumber though!

Crazy baseball game

Spent quite a bit of time today trying to fix our sump pump. Fun... Got it fixed without having to pay a plumber though!
- Thecakeisalie

Well done sir.

CapFriendly@CapFriendly·
Calgary #Flames cap update:

After signing UFA forward Josh Leivo to a 1 year / $875,000 contract, we now show the Flames with $1,010,834 in projected cap space.

Roster 21: 13F-6D-2G

Unsigned RFA's:
D Oliver Kylington

Spent quite a bit of time today trying to fix our sump pump. Fun... Got it fixed without having to pay a plumber though!
- Thecakeisalie

Dare I ask:

How did you discover it wasn't working?

Dare I ask:

How did you discover it wasn't working?
- Atomic Wedgie

Thankfully, not by an overflowing toilet.

Our sump pump has a big hole that it sits in, with a cover over it. It's in the one basement room. So if it's not working and you don't notice right away, you look in the room and see a slowly expanding puddle on the floor lol. The water fills the hole and the sump pump doesn't activate for some reason, like the float catching somehow and not raising enough to turn on the pump, or it's full of silt and stuff and isn't pumping properly, and then the water overflows onto the basement floor until you fix the problem.

It's a bit of a pain in the ass and I don't think it was designed all that well, so we've had a few incidents in the last year. I think because we've had a lot of rain lately, there was quite a bit of dirt that got sucked in to the pump from ground water around the foundation and it got clogged.

Reading up on the "features" of the iphone 12...

Less in the box for reduced carbon emissions

Power adapter and EarPods have been removed, but fast-charging USB‑C to Lightning cable is included -- thus helping to shrink packaging, reduce shipments, and eliminate a massive amount of carbon emissions annually




Thankfully I got off the Apple merry go round a few years ago.

Spent quite a bit of time today trying to fix our sump pump. Fun... Got it fixed without having to pay a plumber though!
- Thecakeisalie

There is something very satisfying about figuring out stuff like that. I have repaired my washing machine a couple times, and done a number of small plumbing job. The internet is awesome

CapFriendly@CapFriendly·
Calgary #Flames cap update:

After signing UFA forward Josh Leivo to a 1 year / $875,000 contract, we now show the Flames with $1,010,834 in projected cap space.

Roster 21: 13F-6D-2G

Unsigned RFA's:
D Oliver Kylington
- 21peter

- winsix

I saw this months ago, is this really from Borat 2?

I saw this months ago, is this really from Borat 2?
- Aetherial

Yes, it is. Funniest man on Earth.

Thankfully, not by an overflowing toilet.

Our sump pump has a big hole that it sits in, with a cover over it. It's in the one basement room. So if it's not working and you don't notice right away, you look in the room and see a slowly expanding puddle on the floor lol. The water fills the hole and the sump pump doesn't activate for some reason, like the float catching somehow and not raising enough to turn on the pump, or it's full of silt and stuff and isn't pumping properly, and then the water overflows onto the basement floor until you fix the problem.

It's a bit of a pain in the ass and I don't think it was designed all that well, so we've had a few incidents in the last year. I think because we've had a lot of rain lately, there was quite a bit of dirt that got sucked in to the pump from ground water around the foundation and it got clogged.
- Thecakeisalie

We have basically the same setup - we built an addition to the house a few years ago.

I had never even seen a sump pump prior to getting one, so I live in constant terror that it won't work when needed.

We have basically the same setup - we built an addition to the house a few years ago.

I had never even seen a sump pump prior to getting one, so I live in constant terror that it won't work when needed.
- Atomic Wedgie

Yeah that stuff is frightening. We had our main drain clog and create a nice little lake in our basement a few years ago. I am paranoid of it happening again but I don't catch it in time this time!

We have basically the same setup - we built an addition to the house a few years ago.

I had never even seen a sump pump prior to getting one, so I live in constant terror that it won't work when needed.
- Atomic Wedgie

It's amazing to me that for such an important device, so many builders and homeowners try to go "on the cheap" for a sump pump. The typical sump pump used by builders of new homes and homeowners is about $300 to $500 max. The triple safe sump pump is closer to the $1200 to $1500 range. Has a sump pump, a back up and in case of a power outage a third backup pump that is operated by a heavy duty battery for an additional 10 hours of use.

It's amazing to me that for such an important device, so many builders and homeowners try to go "on the cheap" for a sump pump. The typical sump pump used by builders of new homes and homeowners is about $300 to $500 max. The triple safe sump pump is closer to the $1200 to $1500 range. Has a sump pump, a back up and in case of a power outage a third backup pump that is operated by a heavy duty battery for an additional 10 hours of use.



The best $200 you’ll spend is on a hydraulically driven back up pump. Will run even if your power goes out. Run a water line to it and set the float. Only issue is you need to make sure that it’s not running when not needed.


- winsix

It's amazing to me that for such an important device, so many builders and homeowners try to go "on the cheap" for a sump pump. The typical sump pump used by builders of new homes and homeowners is about $300 to $500 max. The triple safe sump pump is closer to the $1200 to $1500 range. Has a sump pump, a back up and in case of a power outage a third backup pump that is operated by a heavy duty battery for an additional 10 hours of use.



- winsix

sh!ttiest thread ever

sh!ttiest thread ever
- 21peter

Ummmmm....if you have poop in your sump pump, you have bigger problems than tryin to fix the Leafs

Ummmmm....if you have poop in your sump pump, you have bigger problems than tryin to fix the Leafs
- reefguy69

sounds like it could be a close race

I saw this months ago, is this really from Borat 2?
- Aetherial

It’s how he can find the most outrageous things that people will go along with:

Singing along to “Chop ‘em up like the Saudis do”.

Getting Richard Cheney to sign his water boarding kit.

Getting Roy Moore to support his pedophile detector only to have it go off every time Moore touched it.

Getting all these Republican politicians to support his Kinderguardian program which armed little kids instead of teachers to stop mass shootings.

Luckily for him there are lots of ridiculous buttons to push.

It's amazing to me that for such an important device, so many builders and homeowners try to go "on the cheap" for a sump pump. The typical sump pump used by builders of new homes and homeowners is about $300 to $500 max. The triple safe sump pump is closer to the $1200 to $1500 range. Has a sump pump, a back up and in case of a power outage a third backup pump that is operated by a heavy duty battery for an additional 10 hours of use.



- winsix

I installed the Marincin 500. Am I ok?