Revoke my Membership? :S
- Thread starter Itsricmo
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Say it ain't so.
Everything ok Rick?
Everything ok Rick?
He just got married and now has a kid on the way.
I'll bet you he's put'n the money toward a down payment on a minivan...
I'll bet you he's put'n the money toward a down payment on a minivan...
Well that's what I was thinking Les and OM...just making sure.
Please though, not a minivan. :twisted:
Please though, not a minivan. :twisted:
carbinemike said:
What if it looks like mine
Rick...but the 500 was in your wedding pictures, it was practially like family
^ I just head up to Canada if I get the sniffles...
oli700 said:
"Guns for Healthcare" it's their new slogan to cure conservatism....
aksavanaman said:
Now that's funny. AK, I would not call that a minivan. You must be planning for some more with that beast.Rick, if it will help I am willing to trade diapers for .22LR ammo.
Itsricmo
.30-06
Glad to see I won't be shunned and turned away... immediately at least
Times are a little tough, some guys are laid off and I'm still on the chopping block.. In the middle of trying to buy a house and get out of this (recently) Mold Infested Basement and joke of a rental house..
Every time I turn around the bank wants me to fix something in the house I don't yet own so that they will give me a mortgage to pay on it... Kind of frustrating but I desperately need to own my own place with a kid instead of renting and ever more so than I need a gun at this point. Being only 21 I hopefully have many long years ahead of me and hopefully I can get another one down the road.
I am supposed to be getting a "safety bonus" for not getting hurt at work in 2013 and I think I am going to buy a buddies under-folder AK for $500 to replace the 12ga but that won't be till almost april. The thing is in practically un-issued condition and has 3 mags, bayonet and drill/tap set for scope mount!!!
Until then, I just spend $100 of the sale money on Head Gaskets, Coolant, Oil and Filters for my '96 Chevy POS and another $100 on 3 days of meals for the Uncle Fixing it haha
Times are a little tough, some guys are laid off and I'm still on the chopping block.. In the middle of trying to buy a house and get out of this (recently) Mold Infested Basement and joke of a rental house..
Every time I turn around the bank wants me to fix something in the house I don't yet own so that they will give me a mortgage to pay on it... Kind of frustrating but I desperately need to own my own place with a kid instead of renting and ever more so than I need a gun at this point. Being only 21 I hopefully have many long years ahead of me and hopefully I can get another one down the road.
I am supposed to be getting a "safety bonus" for not getting hurt at work in 2013 and I think I am going to buy a buddies under-folder AK for $500 to replace the 12ga but that won't be till almost april. The thing is in practically un-issued condition and has 3 mags, bayonet and drill/tap set for scope mount!!!
Until then, I just spend $100 of the sale money on Head Gaskets, Coolant, Oil and Filters for my '96 Chevy POS
and another $100 on 3 days of meals for the Uncle Fixing it haha
Itsricmo said:Glad to see I won't be shunned and turned away... immediately at least
You're dead to me Rick!!!! Dead!!! :twisted: :twisted:
Just kidding. I sold everything but the few that have been passed on by family about 10 years ago when I hit some financial problems after buying my house. It's taken me a while but I have replaced most of them now.
Rick, times are hard everywhere right now.
As you know, my oldest son just had a beautiful baby girl early November, and he and his girlfriend are wanting to get married when they get their taxes back so they can afford a decent little wedding, and now they're telling him that he'll probably get a pink slip once this little contract is up.
He's more than a little upset.
As for the bank demanding that you fix things on something that you don't own, I'm unsure how I handle that, but it would probably be not too good.
But I will tell you what I know about mold.
It grows because it is getting excess moisture, whether from the air or the ground or from leaky faucet or drain or even dryer vent or somewhere. A dehumidifier may help if you can keep the moisture below 45 or 50%.
Clorox will kill mold, but you don't want to use it in a confined space without a good NBC mask because it can punch your timecard too.
Also, either a fan to circulate the air will help, or adding air vents in the foundation (if possible) will also help too if you can get/keep the air circulating.
As you know, my oldest son just had a beautiful baby girl early November, and he and his girlfriend are wanting to get married when they get their taxes back so they can afford a decent little wedding, and now they're telling him that he'll probably get a pink slip once this little contract is up.
He's more than a little upset.
As for the bank demanding that you fix things on something that you don't own, I'm unsure how I handle that, but it would probably be not too good.
But I will tell you what I know about mold.
It grows because it is getting excess moisture, whether from the air or the ground or from leaky faucet or drain or even dryer vent or somewhere. A dehumidifier may help if you can keep the moisture below 45 or 50%.
Clorox will kill mold, but you don't want to use it in a confined space without a good NBC mask because it can punch your timecard too.
Also, either a fan to circulate the air will help, or adding air vents in the foundation (if possible) will also help too if you can get/keep the air circulating.
Rick, you get high marks here for putting your budding young family as your #1 priority. Even if it doesn't always go as planned you will keep working hard to move forward. Consistently do that and it will get easier.
I have never heard of a buyer having to do repairs at a house they wanted to buy. Usually they would give a list to the seller. The closest I know of was friend was told the house he wanted to buy needed a railing for the basement steps and the front porch painted. He wanted the house so he offered the owners to meet on a weekend and split the work.
Now, why didn't I see you on the steps in Harrisburg on Sunday afternoon? You missed the guy wearing the kilt with AR on his back. We could have used your Dad's sign making too. My boy even asked if you were coming
I have never heard of a buyer having to do repairs at a house they wanted to buy. Usually they would give a list to the seller. The closest I know of was friend was told the house he wanted to buy needed a railing for the basement steps and the front porch painted. He wanted the house so he offered the owners to meet on a weekend and split the work.
Now, why didn't I see you on the steps in Harrisburg on Sunday afternoon?
You missed the guy wearing the kilt with AR on his back. We could have used your Dad's sign making too. My boy even asked if you were coming