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Posted by Kyle on July 14, 2006, 8:33 am
TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
[snip]
> Fool.
>
> > Seriously, my plumber ranted about our having a garbage disposal,
>
> Fool plumber.
>
> Fools of a feather flock together.
Seriously, would you go the frack away? I've checked your profile and
all you contribute to this newsgroup (and the others in which you post)
is insults. You contribute nothing, so what was the point of your
joining this newsgroup? Not that I care, or want a reply, because I
have now set a filter to block any of your posts; but I want to provoke
some semblance of intelligent thought in your mind.
Good day to you, sir. I said GOOD DAY.
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Posted by TheNIGHTCRAWLER on July 14, 2006, 12:51 pm
Kyle wrote:
> TheNIGHTCRAWLER wrote:
> [snip]
> > Fool.
> >
> > > Seriously, my plumber ranted about our having a garbage disposal,
> >
> > Fool plumber.
> >
> > Fools of a feather flock together.
>
> Seriously, would you go the frack away?
Seriously, you impotent little turd, do you have the stuff to make me?
> I've checked your profile and
> all you contribute to this newsgroup (and the others in which you post)
> is insults.
You're a liar.
I was the only one to give the straight scoop to the person inquiring
about permits for replacing a switch and receptacle.
Again, if you missed it, fool:
You don't need a stinking permit to replace a switch and receptacle
You testically challenged fools deserved to be ridiculed.
And your:
**What is there to complain about? You have rid yourself of the cursed
garbage disposal! Tell prospective buyers that the amount of money they
will save in calling out the plumber for drain problems will more than
offset the additional work they would have to do with food waste.
Seriously, my plumber ranted about our having a garbage disposal,**
ranks as one of the most retarded replies on Usenet.
So, go pound sand, fool.
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Posted by MDT at Paragon Home Inspection on July 13, 2006, 10:43 am
> I haven't called my "real" plumber yet but the GC's plumber is telling
> me that someone will have to rip out the back of my cabinet, cut into
> the plaster and concrete block, just to lower the drain pipe.
I've seen this before, it's a common problem in kitchen remodels, so
much so that my local building department makes a point of mentioning
it whenever a permit is pulled for any sort of kitchen remodeling work
- if the outlet from the disposer is more than an inch or two low he's
probably correct, if it's less you may be able to find a disposer with
a slightly higher outlet.
If you do decide to change the plumbing, make sure you end up with a
seperate clean out accessable without removing the disposal.
Michael Thomas
Paragon Home Inspection, LLC
Chicago, IL
mdtATparagoninspectsDOTcom
eight47-475-5668
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