crackymckrackin

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My gimmick, nothing to do with ass.

This explains a lot.

Tilling ground on my tractor in the spring for my garden. A good burger. Sex. A good coffee grind in the morning with breakfast.

I would need a minimum of 5k per week. I have needs.

Getting ready for a colonoscopy?

I hear meth helps with the flu.

CrackyMckrackem Rackem Crackem McLargeHuge SwingDongPersius

Ah, I see the "never" now. It's what I get for glossing over most text. It's a bad habit I picked up from reading through pages of garbage on the old boards.

Needs more of the masculine tears as he "arrives". Maybe add some hysterical sobbing as he gasms?

I've never been a mod here but I appreciate the sentiment.

Like Spongebob you have to be bold. Tie those shoelaces and sing a song!

Does he like sponge bob....if no, dump him. If yes, wife that dude.

On a completely unrelated note, I'm not allowed to have permanent markers any more. Not my joke but I liked it.

A succubus? They only attack when you are asleep.

You got it all wrong. Jump up and windmill your junk. What demon is going to go after a windmill?

I sure hope so. There can be only one......

Most if not all gas tankless, vent with PVC now. It's not as bad as it used to be...don't buy Rennie...depending on your climate, some can be installed on an outside wall and directly vent outside. Pat can't unless he decides to move way south. The real expenses are the gas connection, valve kit and the heater itself. In Pat's case the 40 gal electric really is his best choice. I think I mentioned this but never do electric tankless. They require an insane amount of amps. Even with a newer 200 amp panel you blast through 60 amps with just one heater. If your house requires 2 heaters, you just lost 120 amps. In an all electric house you might have some brown outs or kill some sensitive electronics.

Someday when we are all rich....gonna make it rain tankless water heaters.

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There's a pretty big leap in price from a 40 gallon electric to a tankless. Most tankless start at or around $1,200 and then you have to purchase the valve kits and in some cases vent kits. Most 40 gallon electric water heater start around $250.

Tankless (gas) saves boat loads of money. The upfront price is higher but not by much when compared to a tank type gas water heater. If gas isn't an option, tank type would be the smarter choice. Electric tankless just isn't there yet in terms of efficiency. There is some added yearly maintenance on a tankless. The need to be flushed out once a year. The heat exchanger builds up calcium and lime and lowers efficiency.

Depends on the house and occupants.

Also, Navien and Rheem are the better choices.

Go tankless. Best investment evar.