scoobdog

You should probably ask. The plans will tell you what the PSI should be, usually 2500 - 3500. The concrete guy could up it to 4500 or higher at no extra cost if he wants to beat the rain, however, with the faster set time comes the possibilities of finishing issues. More importantly, you need to ask about an accelerant: they're not used often (usually only in situations were you have freezes) because improperly used admixes can affect structural strength (something that's more critically important with structural slabs or precast structures) but you can never be too careful about contractors taking shortcuts.

You still didn't say what make and model of phone it was.

Where can I find one of these racist phones?

And more of them are water resistant too.

More phones now do not have removable batteries. It used to just be the iPhone.

What phone would this be?

How thick a slab and what's the PSI? Both make a difference in how fast it sets. Also, did they use an accelerant?

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I only go to DQ because that's where you can still get Orange Julius. Everything else there is kinda nasty.

Oh, so this is common core.

Yeah, cement and rain don't mix. Lost a month on a project in February because of the rain.

At least before he started throwing a pity party for himself....

Off to a swimming start....

I don't loop per se. I tend to like aesthetics, so I will repeat a phrase for how it sounds or I might hum a bar from a song a couple of times. It's just a function of how I process certain things.

That's a good one, my man.

A cigar... laced with crack.

What is he smoking?

THat commercial was rather controversial if I remember it correctly.

Judging by her chin, I think it already happened....

Alzheimer's Speaks

Duplicate what?

Duplicate the recording of your answering machine they already made?

Lol. Yeah, two guys faked calls because a known liar says so.

Had glasses for eighteen years. Been glasses free for fifteen.

Liar. You're ducking Sawdy and Buddy. You're a coward.