but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby PrattRules » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:31:18

SK790 wrote:my neighbor's been building a shed in his back yard for 3 weeks now. all day, every day, he's out there hammering, sawing, and generally making way too much fucking noise.

i have no idea how that thing wasn't built in a week for the amount of time he spends on it, but i'm getting really tired of the constant loud noises every day.


One of my neighbors got some Mexicans to put their shed up a couple weekends ago. By the time I was done mowing the lawn, they were almost done. And this was the weekend when it was 183 degrees. They probably got stiffed on a tip too.
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Bucky » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:32:37

there's a huge difference in buying a knock-down shed and assembling it and stick building one. if you've never tried to build something from scratch, trust me that it's a LOT harder than it looks.

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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Youseff » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:34:05

everyone stop whistling in public please
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby WheelsFellOff » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:36:54

Bucky wrote:there's a huge difference in buying a knock-down shed and assembling it and stick building one. if you've never tried to build something from scratch, trust me that it's a LOT harder than it looks.

It shouldn't take longer than three days.
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Houshphandzadeh » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:38:48

Youseff wrote:everyone stop whistling in public please

how about rapping or singing along to headphones? a friend of mine thinks it's refreshing to see people expressing their love of music. I think 95% of them are just narcissists

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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby WheelsFellOff » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:41:40

I often find myself singing along at the Hess in the mornings when I'm grabbing my Dunkin. In my defense, they are usually playing classic rock and/or 80's. How does one stay silent when Men at Work are asking if you come from a land down under?
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Houshphandzadeh » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:44:11

hey, I hear that! but there's singing to yourself and then there's singing to make sure everyone around you knows you're singing

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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Barry Jive » Wed Jul 31, 2013 10:57:49

i guess what i'm usually doing is some form of lip synching
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby The Dude » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:05:10

i do air guitar while walking around
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Barry Jive » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:12:56

same, also drums occasionally. if i could change anything about myself it'd be this stuff
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Youseff » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:22:55

Houshphandzadeh wrote:
Youseff wrote:everyone stop whistling in public please

how about rapping or singing along to headphones? a friend of mine thinks it's refreshing to see people expressing their love of music. I think 95% of them are just narcissists


I just want everyone to be quiet in common areas like trains, buses, crowded streets, & busy offices. No whistling, no Jesus talk, no rapping, no loud conversations. Just be quiet.
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby The Dude » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:30:52

you live in a weird area considering all that
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Youseff » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:33:15

the MTA is surprisingly quiet - especially the trains that go underground.
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby SK790 » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:51:35

WheelsFellOff wrote:
Bucky wrote:there's a huge difference in buying a knock-down shed and assembling it and stick building one. if you've never tried to build something from scratch, trust me that it's a LOT harder than it looks.

It shouldn't take longer than three days.

This is a huge shed. I'd say its 10 ft tall. Hard to tell the lxw, though.

He started at 630 today. :/

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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby SK790 » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:54:42

Got a 2:30 disc golf tee time and I still haven't gone to bed. Gonna be a rough early afternoon.

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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Houshphandzadeh » Wed Jul 31, 2013 11:55:26

kinda crazy how much mileage Wil Wheaton has gotten out of admitting he plays video games and stuff

also who is Wesley Crusher's dad?

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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby TenuredVulture » Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:13:22

WheelsFellOff wrote:
Bucky wrote:there's a huge difference in buying a knock-down shed and assembling it and stick building one. if you've never tried to build something from scratch, trust me that it's a LOT harder than it looks.

It shouldn't take longer than three days.


If he's framing it out himself, and he's one guy, and he's not a professional, it could easily take a lot longer than that, particularly if he gives a shit. I mean, it took me two days to slap some plywood and cover it with tar paper on top of my shed, and I didn't give a shit about anything that keeping the inside of the shed sort of dry.
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Soren » Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:13:50

Houshphandzadeh wrote:kinda crazy how much mileage Wil Wheaton has gotten out of admitting he plays video games and stuff

also who is Wesley Crusher's dad?


Jack Crusher.
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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Houshphandzadeh » Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:14:49

no shit

tell me more

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Re: but I won't cry for RANDOM THOUGHTS

Postby Soren » Wed Jul 31, 2013 12:15:58

He was Picard's BFF...he died somehow, I don't think it's ever explained really, but Picard had to break the news to Beverly and young Wesley.
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