Posts posted by ROFL BOX
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Y U No consult w/ me re: probable fail points in your design?A modern design with some mid century elements. Lots and lots of glass on the top floor back side but down stairs (upside down house, ground floor and basement that opens to the sloped land ... property cut out like a capital L) is mostly enclosed as are three sides of the upstairs. Expecting energy bills to be about $300 a month in the summer for 4000 sq ft. - down from $450 a month 3000 sq ft older less efficient design. But who knows until it’s done. roof is a dark metal and the solar will just sit right on it with a similar color so it shouldn't be a huge detractor in design. I was really concerned at one point having a flat roof, slightly below street level with pitched solar panels and I told the architect no, that detracts from the design. yeah we will have them installed but with the roof at the solar panel minimum height, we should be ok though we may sacrifice some efficiencies for aesthetics to which I say, that's exactly right. has to look good too.
Also, where (generically) is the build happening?
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On 8/29/2020 at 11:37 PM, nnm said:
It never set right and I still have a bump on that collarbone.
Has nothing to do with "setting right" & everything to do with calcification. I got thrown by one of my horses maybe 9 years ago? 11? Anyway, my orthopedist is one of the best in Texas & I also have the same lump but on my R side collarbone. It's all about the bone fuse.
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I have been using Open Office (Apache) for probably 18 years now & only in this last 2 to 3 years - Since Windows 10 - have I had problems. Constant crashing & most of that is when doing spreadsheets.
I have to save every 15 to 20 moves or so & especially if I do something that I guess could be considered a "hard" move, such as import a pic into a spreadsheet or word document.

Would Libre pick up all of my Apache O.O. docs without any hassles & potentially stop my crashing issues?
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On 8/29/2020 at 10:05 PM, atomheartbevo said:
Central Austin, willing to go up to an hour outside of town, although that's pushing it for those wanting to do Friday night.
Bastrop is a good spot with the BB opportunity, fishing, etc.
If you want straight up camping & have the $$ to order up some porta cans, I know places out here in Drip that are privately owned & can probably accommodate 150 or so total people. I'd have to ask, of course - one of them is right on 290, the N side, & he could run a hose down the hill for you. Again, I could ask.For a smaller Pack, I know another spot that is much more densely packed with trees & that's off Hamilton Pool Road, a hair W of RR 12. I had asked that fellow for possible use back with I was Cubmaster & he was up for it; the Pack ended up going to a different privately owned place on 200+ acres. Since we're in Drip already, all of these places are a max 15 minutes from 12 & 290... so that's quite convenient for us. I meet people all the time in my roofing & restoration business & am not afraid @ all to ask for possible use.
As to the who can camp thing, yes - Webelos only unless it's a full on Pack camping. Of course you ...c o u l d... simply go & do it, but not actually do it as Cubs. Your call. Hopefully you have people that are BALOO trained (even though, again, not "official" camping).
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@Mother mopar, I'd say that's a brave move to dig into a transmission. A total mystery to me, they are.
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What really sucks is when you try to explain something to your spouse (or POSSLQ... Look up that term; it's an old one) about maybe getting counseling or therapy - some kind of "outside of the family circle" help & they say "What? What do you need that for?".
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3 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:
So ideas for Cub Scout camping this fall? Our Lexington trip is obviously out. Camping as a pack will be....difficult. We are talking about camping as dens, and also being very accommodating of those who don't want to risk anything.
I know some places - where are y'all again?
Right now, my biggest concern for Packs is recruiting. Very difficult in the age of Covid. -
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Where "out here" in the Hill Country are you?
& YES, chickens will tear it up on every bug possible. The horses will benefit from less flies. The pill bug problem resurfaced after we de-chickened. Will be getting birds back, but not the volume we had before (were up to around 65 max @ one time, between the dumbass Guinea hens & chickens. Maybe 20 were Guineas. Every once in awhile I would get a few birds around a piece of plastic (old piece leftover from a Rubbermaid low shed) & lift that up - Pill-Bug-A-Palooza!
The birds got free range access 6 or 7 days a week & the yard was dirt & dust - gonna reduce that to maybe 2 or 3 days when we get back into them.
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Solar Panels for the house
in Can You Help Me With This?
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