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[quote]Makes sense. I think UF is designed primarily for direct bury. If you do conduit, you would want to use a standard wet rated conductor like XHHW-2 or THWN-2.[/quote] The OP said he'd be running UF underground, but then running it up his walls in conduit, which I was trying to warn him woul...

re: The Three Musketeers; Milady

Posted by indytiger on 5/16/24 at 4:31 pm
[quote]Is there a reason you suggest this?[/quote] The dubbed voices just don't sound right. I guess its personal preference, but for me hearing the natural french and reading it greatly improved the experience....
I'm no electrical expert, but one thing I know is pulling UF cable through conduit is a BITCH...
[quote]My grandmother believed that's what golf balls were for. She'd keep a golf ball or two in the nest boxes of her chicken coop. The snakes would be so into devouring the eggs that they'd take the ball without notice. I once found a dead chicken snake with what looked like four golf balls in it....
[quote]Walleye fresh out of that clear, cold water[/quote] Can't believe you're the only one to say Walleye...

The Three Musketeers; Milady

Posted by indytiger on 5/15/24 at 11:01 pm
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yabK4mXg7ws[/embed] This is the 2nd part, following The Three Musketeers; D'artagnan which came to streaming months ago. I can't believe nobody is talking about either of them. I watched Milady a few nights ago and was blown away. The acting, cinematograp...
I quit 2 years ago cold turkey after 16 years dipping hard. One thing I've noticed since quitting is how disgusting, trashy, and obnoxious dipping is. I can't believe I used to spit wintergreen flavored motor oil into a cup and think it was socially acceptable. ...
I prefer Great American Cookie Factory. Don't understand the new fad of thick, muffin-like cookies...

re: Chili’s Opinions

Posted by indytiger on 5/1/24 at 12:57 am
[quote]Frick'em for dropping the Country Fried Steak entree.[/quote] AMEN...
Will be staying there for a week and driving up Monroe Hwy each day. There's a a Holiday Inn and Country Inn right there in Pineville, is that a decent area? ...

Best nursery on the Northshore

Posted by indytiger on 4/28/24 at 10:13 pm
In need of some trees, shrubs, and other plants. Haven't found a nursery that compares to Cleggs in Denham, but maybe I'm missing one. Thoughts?...

re: Kenner cop ambush

Posted by indytiger on 4/28/24 at 4:05 pm
[quote]Lost a good friend in this exact same scenario in 2020, shite still makes me sick to this day.[/quote] Everything about that is infuriating. Undocumented immigrant murderer. The murderer was a coward and killed himself. And then stupid covid rules won't even allow a fricking funeral. RI...

re: Compost for Topdressing Lawn - BR

Posted by indytiger on 4/26/24 at 7:32 pm
Call around to some of your local dirt guys and see what they've got. The guy I use on the northshore has some beautiful sandy/dirt mix that spreads great but also lets stuff grow in it. Not cheap, but I like it....

re: When Did It Become the Thing…

Posted by indytiger on 4/25/24 at 10:47 pm
I don't remember people dressing this trashy back in the 02-05 draft era, but time might be skewing my memory....
[quote]who was found inside of an Amazon box alongside five pairs of work boots.[/quote] Who buys and returns that many pairs of boots?...

Preventing roots from water lines

Posted by indytiger on 4/21/24 at 6:22 am
I'm rerouting some water piping from my well, and I was thinking about putting something in the trenches to prevent roots in the future. Is this a thing people do? A chemical?...

re: Pond Clarity

Posted by indytiger on 4/19/24 at 10:52 am
Yessir. I picked that amount based off reading some different similar topics on Pondboss, which is a great forum for pond owners....