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Post / Chat whores post here (2026)

I went to the lunch/coffeeshop in short pants.

As "900ss" would say in another thread, "today was a beautiful day in SF"

ALSO, I resurrected the scooter battery. :)

it "recovered" from 15.7 V to 18.1 V due to my direct charging hack! Then I charged it via the regular charger port. Went up to 36. :)
 
two wheel tramp said:
I don't think anyone wants me pedaling pantsless.
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Please stop putting me in position to say things in response to things YOU say that may or may not be PG-13...
 
Melissa said:
it's 102 degrees out here and I swear I am melting
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It's about the same here. And as hot as Sacramento can get, when I lived there utilities were included with rent at the apartment so I had AC going full blast at home.
 
A/C malfunctioned last night, condenser fan would not cycle off. Luckily it's outside the bedroom window, so I noticed it was still running after I turned it off, and was able to shut it off at the breaker before the fan motor burned itself up. I found the contactor inside the unit was stuck and fixed it this morning before it got hot. So I got to avoid having an HVAC repair guy tell me that I needed an entire new system. :laughing
 
Kurosaki said:
This turned into a very funny unintended conversation.

But some of you, maybe check your windows too before you go to sleep. I'm gonna have a can of peanut better left at the scene of the crime.

(ಠ__ಠ)
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I wouldn't worry too much.
He won't be able to find a can of peanut butter to leave at your house. :LOL:
 
Rtmac said:
A/C malfunctioned last night, condenser fan would not cycle off. Luckily it's outside the bedroom window, so I noticed it was still running after I turned it off, and was able to shut it off at the breaker before the fan motor burned itself up. I found the contactor inside the unit was stuck and fixed it this morning before it got hot. So I got to avoid having an HVAC repair guy tell me that I needed an entire new system. :laughing
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If you have a reliable HVAC guy, that's worth in gold (maybe literally)
 
Lonster said:
I wouldn't worry too much.
He won't be able to find a can of peanut butter to leave at your house. :LOL:
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I feel really comfortable that would never happen to me.

In a very (never will happen) situation, I think when someone broke into my home, this is what would happen

1) Why are you in my home?

B) What do you want or need?

3) Do you want to sit down and watch this episode of Family Guy?

4) They're dead and I'm waiting on my popcorn in the microwave.
 
Rtmac said:
Asking for help is all the way down at the bottom of the trouble shooting tree. :twofinger
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But, when one is old and decrepit, it’s about the only option available.

I had to have my handy man replace both my kitchen sink faucet and the garbage disposal. I knew how to do it and have easily done both before but I physically couldn’t.
 
ST Guy said:
But, when one is old and decrepit, it’s about the only option available.
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I'm not there... yet.

I had complete A/C and furnace replacement about 4 years ago, so I knew it probably wasn't serious. I bought this house 34 years ago and the equipment was old at that time. It It was done by a hvac contractor friend of mine, who has since moved to Nevada.
I used to have friends in every trade, so I always had "a guy" I could trust. But it seems they have all died or retired and moved out of state now.
I'm not easy to deal with, and I dont trust anyone... so most shady contractor's or salesmen give up on selling me anything pretty quickly. :laughing
 
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