scoobdog

I'm the same.

Mouth says "no" but your heart says "yes." Amirite?

Why is it scary?

A dowel in concrete is a piece of rebar drilled into existing and meant to connect existing to new. It's a way of ensuring that the new concrete doesn't settle over time and displace beneath the tile, leading to a crack. At any rate, great job. Looks good.

I imagine you saying that like Alvin the Chipmunk.

2010 : Zeni finally had his balls drop.... Oh wait, no. My mistake.

No one with a voice like yours is beating anyone up.

How can you get lower standard than you have now? Even prison isn't an automatic disqualification....

Happy Birthday!

I don't think that movie could have ended any other way.

Flawless.

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Why do you think?

No, this is what the NFL is terrible.

I'd be happy to meet anyone, but I'm sure I'm too boring for most people.

The general rule of thumb for tile setting is that that replacement area should be at least the depth of the tile itself + 1/4" for the mastic. You will need a small rotary hammer with a bushing tool and a 3" chisel (those are designed for removing thinset), first "bushing" the high spots then scraping it down relatively smooth necessary depth. Are you confident the plumber did a decent job with the patch? Did he dowel the concrete at all? Also, do you have the properly grooved trowel for applying the mastic with?

Is that 'shopped?

No, you don't.

I too am glad she's doing better. This has been yet another scary flu season, particularly for children.

How is she?

ITT:

Wut?

Who wants it besides Nabs?