The hot and cold water supplies under my kitchen sink are two solid PVC pipes. The hot and cold are reversed and connect directly into my kitchen faucet, so I would like to cut the pipes and add some flexible supply line (and maybe shutoff valves). My question is, how do I cut and attach the flexible lines to the PVC pipe? I'm assuming I just use a hacksaw to cut the pipe, but how do I add the shutoff valve/flexible line? Is there some sort of compression fitting that I can buy and attach to the cut PVC that will add a threaded connection so I can screw the valve and line onto it?
all you Christians do on the weekend is to contribute to the wolds problems? and how exactly is that? Pure bliss and peace weekend is when husband and two kids get to spend it in a worldmark resort (thanks to MIL) on the beach somewhere just hanging out playing games and taking walks. Or those few times when it was just me and hubby.ahhhh heaven. Good weekend is when we get together with extended family and just visit and have fun together. There is nothing like being surrounded by a huge crowd of people who love and care about you and who you would do most anything for. Or sometimes after Church we just get in the car and drive. We usually end up at a park in some small town somewhere. Yes I am a christian and there are 3 hrs on Sunday spent in Church learning about and worshiping my God. MY CHOICE and it really makes a difference for the better in my whole week. It ends up being a selfish thing really because of how much better my life goes when I attend Church.
We know not to park next to a hydrant because: a) hydrants exist, and b) the punishment is fairly immediate and tangible. Why do most of us not believe in Hell? Because: a) it doesn't exist; and b) it's part of a story about something that doesn't exist; and c) vague threats that are not backed up by evidence tend not to impress people. It's interesting that the nontangible threat of eternal damnation has replaced the immediate wrath and smitery described in the Old Testament. Presumably this is because people were getting wise to the fact that nobody ever saw this stuff happen BQ: religion tends to be elitist. Followers of one religion might be quite happy that other people don't have the same belief, because this allows the my imaginary deity is better than your imaginary deity smugness that we occasionally see here on RS. So they don't see the fact that most people don't believe in their deity as a problem.
