Richard Moore Posted August 23, 2009 Report Posted August 23, 2009 A realtor sent me a buch of photos. Here's a few of the best ones... The receptacle is bad, but how do they keep the toilet paper dry? Click to Enlarge 41.28 KB If you can't bend conduit, but have a few extra j-boxes. Click to Enlarge 64.25 KB I don't know how to flash my roof penetrations, but I have this handy system for catching the drips and piping them elsewhere. Click to Enlarge 59.28 KB And while we're on the subject of exhaust ducts... Click to Enlarge 45.85 KB I have a book on wiring somewhere... Click to Enlarge 52.77 KB Flashing? I don't need no stinking flashing! Click to Enlarge 66.03 KB I was short on pipe but had a bag full of couplings. Click to Enlarge 48.59 KB I'm not sure if this is automotive or residential? Click to Enlarge 40.8 KB
RobC Posted August 23, 2009 Report Posted August 23, 2009 Remarkable collection worth publishing....too funny
kurt Posted August 23, 2009 Report Posted August 23, 2009 The last one is my favorite. I've actually seen that over in Michigan (Benton Harbor) this summer. The one I saw was an Electra 225, w/the rear doors foamed shut because they'd been mashed in an accident, and the AC was set in the foam. They had an extension cord running over to an shack house; no generator. Some guy was living in it.
Jim Katen Posted August 23, 2009 Report Posted August 23, 2009 Remarkable collection worth publishing....too funny Actually, it was published. All of those are from the ASHI Reporter. - Jim Katen, Oregon
Richard Moore Posted August 23, 2009 Author Report Posted August 23, 2009 No mention of ASHI (or any other copyright) in the two e-mails I received that contained the photos... so if they sue me I'm going to plead ignorance!
Jim Katen Posted August 24, 2009 Report Posted August 24, 2009 No mention of ASHI (or any other copyright) in the two e-mails I received that contained the photos... so if they sue me I'm going to plead ignorance! No need. Every month, the ASHI Reporter publishes a feature called, "Postcards from the Field." Some time back, ASHI made a bunch of those postcards available to the This Old House Online web site. From there, it seems to have made it to the NAR. I've received several e-mails similar to the one you got. - Jim Katen, Oregon
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