Morning surprise

[kurt]

So, I'm reading my NY Times this AM, see one of those real estate articles about home values, flip over, read down, & find myself quoted about water heaters & pipe. Kind of funny to see my name in the paper; read #2 Bathrooms.

http://www.bankrate.com/nyt/news/real-e ... kt=relink1

[Chad Fabry]

Cool.

#10..basements too.

[hausdok]

Kewl!

Yoda Mitinbuler. Who wudda known? Was this the result of an actual interview or did the author pull your quotes off an internet site someplace?

OT - OF!!!

M.

[chrisprickett]

You read the NY Times??? EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW[:-yuck]

[Terence McCann]

Very nice Kurt!

[kurt]

Chris, I read everything I can get my hands on; I don't care if it's Red or Blue. I go to the bookstore & newstand about 4 nights a week & peruse everything from FHB to Stuff. There is no such thing as too much information.

Mike; it was some free lancer who called me out of the blue, asked some questions, then I forgot about it. It was kind of humorous 'cause I was reading along thinking "yeah, this guy's right; ya gotta have pipes & adequate hot......HUHHHH? That's me talking!"

So, now I've been in the Trib, the Sun Times, & the NEW YORK TIMES! hee, hee.....

[chrisprickett]

Originally posted by kurt

Chris, I read everything I can get my hands on; I don't care if it's Red or Blue. I go to the bookstore & newstand about 4 nights a week & peruse everything from FHB to Stuff. There is no such thing as too much information.

Actually, picturing you, alone, at a bookstore reading "Stuff" is waaaaaaay too much information!

[Jerry Simon]

Kind of funny to see my name in the paper;

Worse, today's local paper featured an inspector in the business for all of 2+ years finding dangerous mold that "made him sick" later that night. Sigh...

[kurt]

Originally posted by Jerry Simon

Worse, today's local paper featured an inspector in the business for all of 2+ years finding dangerous mold that "made him sick" later that night. Sigh...

What paper? Who & where?

[Jerry Simon]

What paper? Who & where?

Front page of Northwest Herald...Tuesday's paper.

[Jerry Simon]

What paper? Who & where?

Let's see if this will work...

http://archive.nwherald.com/archive_det ... inspector§ionSearch=&begindate=1%2F1%2F2000&enddate=12%2F31%2F2005&authorSearch=&IncludeStories=1&pubsection=&page=&IncludePages=1&IncludeImages=1&mode=allwords&publicationSearch[]=Northwest+Herald&archive_pubname=Northwest+Herald%0A%09%09%09

Second to last paragraph...and sorry, 3 years of inspecting, not 2+.

[hausdok]

Hi,

He got sick that night? That is so funny. I have to wonder how we manage to survive out here. Hell, I bet we breath more spore out here in a day than most of the rest of you will encounter in a year. If mold were "toxic" they'd have to declare Western Washington State a disaster area and relocate everyone.

It's funny how the stuff has been around for longer than man has walked the planet, was always called 'mildew' before the Ballard case and nobody got sick from it, but since Ballard it's 'mold' and people are claiming it makes them ill, despite the fact that it's been proven time and again there is no causal connection.

Quake? Kook? Quake? Kook? Quake? Kook? - Gosh it's so hard to decide.

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

[kurt]

Kind of depressing. He got "sick", although the medical profession is still saying there are no proven health effects.