Random Unthreadworthy Questions

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Gona suggest a toaster oven if you are a bagel person, they don't get stuck, brown well, almost as fast, then you only get the fires when the gruyere cheese drips down on the toaster element

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I've got a Breville with a bagel setting--only the top element heats up.

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Originally Posted by old goat

Toaster fires, sliced palms--it was a big mistake when we let the Gentiles have bagels. We Jews learn the importance of cutting carefully when we're 8 days old.

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Originally Posted by Cruiser

I think you should be able to do it by sharing the doc by copying it to the clipboard and pasting the copied link into chrome then going to the 3 dots on the chrome tab and clicking add to home screen from the drop-down menu

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But once I copy to clipboard will that link still update as the doc is changed? This is one that's updated daily... a single copy would be easy but not what I'm looking for.

EDIT,: Done. will know Monday if it updates.


Thx for the help.

Oddly, a bunch of trim I bought is made from something like PVC. I see there are special blades for that material. Should I buy the $40 blade for the miter saw or just use the blade in it? I have never used this stuff before.

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Originally Posted by liv2ski

Oddly, a bunch of trim I bought is made from something like PVC. I see there are special blades for that material. Should I buy the $40 blade for the miter saw or just use the blade in it? I have never used this stuff before.

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What blade is in the saw. How many TPI?

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Originally Posted by liv2ski

Oddly, a bunch of trim I bought is made from something like PVC

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I'm assuming that's exterior trim? And it's probably azek or certainteed?

If so, heat buildup is your enemy. You don't need a special blade per se, but you do need the right blade. And sharp. I'm pretty sure mine's a carbide tipped 80 tooth wood blade on the 12" saw.

You definitely should download the manufacturer's installation guide(s). It seems counterintuitive, but it does expand & contract like wood, and there are situations where you should use cement/adhesive as well.

We used a PVC trim in our bathroom, and it cut just fine with the normal wood blade we had in there

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Originally Posted by Ted Striker

I'm assuming that's exterior trim? And it's probably azek or certainteed?

If so, heat buildup is your enemy. You don't need a special blade per se, but you do need the right blade. And sharp. I'm pretty sure mine's a carbide tipped 80 tooth wood blade on the 12" saw.

You definitely should download the manufacturer's installation guide(s). It seems counterintuitive, but it does expand & contract like wood, and there are situations where you should use cement/adhesive as well.

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Thanks for that info Ted

Do you delete dead people from your phone email/contacts?

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Originally Posted by Cruiser

Do you delete dead people from your phone email/contacts?

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Sometimes I do and sometimes I don't.

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Originally Posted by Cruiser

Do you delete dead people from your phone email/contacts?

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I have scores of dead people in my phone. I leave them there thinking perhaps I'll get a really cool call one day.

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Do you delete dead people from your phone email/contacts?

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If I liked them no

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Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark

I have scores of dead people in my phone. I leave them there thinking perhaps I'll get a really cool call one day.

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“Scores” seems like a lot. Maybe people are just hiding from you?

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Originally Posted by Cruiser

Do you delete dead people from your phone email/contacts?

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I did today. Covid.

What's up with people wearing deck boots everywhere now? new suburban hipster fashion trend?

Is it raining where you are?

What are deck boots?

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Originally Posted by Cruiser

What are deck boots?

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Originally Posted by old goat

Is it raining where you are?

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Sightings are not correlated to rainfall

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I guess one learns something new every day.

Wow, guess I feel super lucky that I haven't had to consider that.. no one in my contacts has died.

On the other topic, I'm a fan of muck boots.. My mother and sister who both run horse farms year round turned me on to them. They cover all of my mud/muck/snow/ice needs, and are slip on which I really love...fuck laces for footwear when they aren't needed.





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Wow, guess I feel super lucky that I haven't had to consider that.. no one in my contacts has died.

On the other topic, I'm a fan of muck boots.. My mother and sister who both run horse farms year round turned me on to them. They cover all of my mud/muck/snow/ice needs, and are slip on which I really love...fuck laces for footwear when they aren't needed.





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Been wearing this boot around the farm for the last 13yrs. To saying love them is an understatement. Waterproof leather with a nice pair of wool socks will keep your feet happy (and smelling nice) year round.

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Originally Posted by ötzi

“Scores” seems like a lot. Maybe people are just hiding from you?

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I got to 14 before I got to C. Didn't have the heart to go further.

Wish I'd had a pair of rubber boots the rainy week I spent in AK heliskiing. Everyone who worked there had them.