[elky] Fwd: From the "Git-Er Dun-Yur-Self" Guide to Home Repairs

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  • To: elky@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:22:16 EST

Ya just gota laugh. 
 
-Smoky Mt Frank-


  
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Subject: Fw: From the "Git-Er Dun-Yur-Self" Guide to Home  Repairs












 




 
 




     
 
 
 



From  the "Git-Er Dun-Yur-Self" Guide to Home Repairs; thanks  for the 
lead, Rob!




 
 
 
 
  
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Safety  First! 



New! Side-ways  elbow



Breakers  kept tripping. Solved!   




Eventually it will  become a concrete wall
equipped with weeping  holes.  

 





If one trap is  good, two is better!  




The down spout can't  handle the heavy rain. Solved!  




How to install an attic  vent fan......you require the  following
parts: some drywall, a piece  of sheet metal, a little fiberglass batting,  
some wire ties, some  electrical tape, some duct tape and a  couple of 
nails.  No Problem -  Fixed!  




How about a 360 degree  to an inline trap equipped 
with  a u-trap along the way  




...and it's motion  sensing! We don't need no stink'in light  switch!


I'd say it's a  deterrent, but it appears to be on the  inside.   




What! The trap is  there...just turn your head side  ways


No! Just  NO!  




Who's going to work on  this if there is an electrical or
plumbing  problem?  




Electrical tape  good!  




How about a light in  the shower honey?  




I don't know what we  are going to do when I fake my next disability  
claim...  

 





Just use a couple  of pieces of wood to hold up the main  joist.  




There's room  here...let's put trap here...  




I don't want to risk  damaging my high-quality roofing job. Let's  stick it 
in the
venting pipe.  




The infamous long,  flexible trap?  




Adjustable bracket for  any angle...  




No place to put the  sink?  Let's make it a combination
sink  and shower. It's a Showink...  




Missed it by that  much...  




I blame the architect.  He was too concerned with aesthetics... The  sissy. 
 




I'll just tap in here  for the microwave oven outlet...   

 







And  finally... in this instance, a new  invention called the "extension 
cord"  might have been  

more  practical... You think?  


 










































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