I grew up in apartments. If something broke someone else fixed it. My mom didn't know a screwdriver from a hammer, and I had no father. So now I'm at a point in my life where I realize I know absolutely nothing about basic home repair. If I ever bought a home I'd have to call a plumber to fix a leaky sink, or hire an electrician to put in a fan. This makes me angry because it seems like I should know this stuff.So basically where do I start? I can read up, but reading about something and doing it are two separate things. And it's not like I can just start ripping apart the plumbing in my apartment, as I'm pretty sure my landlord wouldn't approve. How does a grown man learn these sorts of things?
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WHO TOLD YOU ABOUT THE INDUSTRIAL FIRE HOSE? HUH? HUH? YOU HAVE MY HOUSE BUGGED, DON'T YOU?!?!?!?
Haha. Well, there's a difference between paranoid and untrusting. I don't truly trust anyone, however, I do respect the intregrity of one's words, in that they are most likely telling me the truth.
that was just too many negatives for my pea-brain. did someone say doughnuts?
Ralph Wiggums trusts everyonethat's why i am voting for him this election year.. I'm tired of thinkinglets all take the easy way out!! if you were smartyou would do the same!!!
