Mix

So, I finally realized Hulu has no intention of putting up season 5 during it's tv run, so I went elsewhere... First episode was weird, didn't know what was happening....I mean it's the last season, why mess with the formula now.....but I'm glad they did Thanks to this show I finally learned Y2K isn't just a conspiracy theory, it means Year Two thousand.....I sure am glad my parents spent all that money on my education....wise investment indeed, mom

Personally speaking, I'm of the same mindset as @Naraku4656 in that I want to meet all of you....hang out.....maybe do some illegal things on my property which i'll be liable for......there are no bad ideas really, as long as we do them together

lmao...i'm not the guy you want to do home renovations with.... but if you want to throw me into the "get high with" list, I'll fit in just fine.......i'm assuming we're talking heroine

I'm as confident as I can be without knowing the difference between a bad job and a good one. These guys came highly recommended and they had a good rep on yelp....and I have water again, soooo yeah.... I looked up what dowel means and I don't think he did that...is it important? I do have the quarter inch by quarter inch trowel, yes...

alright, sounds like a plan.... How much thinset do you think i'll need?

ok, so you see the brown area where the broken tiles I removed used to sit, that is the level I want the cement area to be on. The parts that are lower I can fill in with thinset, but there are some parts that are higher. Is chiseling them off the best method?

That's what I was going for based on the DYI videos i'd seen, but how do I insure the end result is level?

It took a while to remove the broken tiles and grout with hand tools..... I told myself as I was taking these pictures that whoever made the tetris joke would pay..... pay dearly

Who here is handy? @wacky1980 @Rogue Alphonse I've been putting off replacing the tiles after the plumbing work that was done a couple of months ago. You can see where they filled the cement back in and I went ahead and removed the broken tiles on the left. How do I go about leveling off the cement area to the same height as the area where the tiles were? I was thinking about trying to fill it in with mortar, but I don't know if that's the correct move especially 'cause some areas are a little higher, so I need to chisel those down, I guess.....thoughts?

Experience has taught me that the moment I have this "perfect" thing, it'll cease being so....

it's not?

wow....family, huh? can't live with 'em, can't afford to get buried next to 'em..........the stingy bastids

wow...I can just imagine it life would be so much simpler (sigh)

>.>

I'm surprised he didn't want his band to play at your wedding

that's me...Mix, ruiner of all things good

Does this look like the face of a man who isn't ready?