scoobdog

Yeah, you have shit taste in sandwiches.

CutieQuesadilla[/member]

You don't have Jersey Mike's?

Maybe I want to buy his overpriced crap, idiot.

Awwwww

Again?

Post a link, dumbass.

It's basically a Spencer's Gifts for geriatrics.

That you're stupid?

Actually, not in this case. Setbacks are building code regulations contained within the property. For example, the codified distance between a property line and a structure on that property is considered a setback. With railroad right of ways, there is no legal distance, per se, between tracks and structures - that's determined by the railroad and contained in an easement, a legally binding access agreement held between owners of the railroad and owners of the property adjacent to the railroad. Under most circumstances, rail lines that close to a building are actually part of the same property (owned by the building's owner) and no easement is required. In rare instances where active lines are in close proximity to buildings, the easement agreement between the building owner and the railroad determines how far away the structure can be from the rails.

You're not talented enough to do something like that.

No, just the ones that are obviously fake.... like this one.

Is this some kind of tree-in-the-forest bullshit?

Wut?

HOW DARE YOU REFER TO THAT MAGNIFICIENT TWERK AS MERE DANCING.

Uh. Not sure.

No, not really.

What series? Because it's probably still in my room somewhere.

Try it and find out for yourself.

Or a digital photo to be real.

Shut up, Scoob.

It's been that way for decades.

You don't mess with furnaces that old. I had a furnace replaced that was pushing 30 with only occasional use in our condo because the duct in the basement had been chewed out by a squirrel, and, come to find out, it had been running with a cracked exchanger. We had no idea how long it had been cracked and we didn't have an Monoxide sensors in the house. After a certain age, you bite the bullet and get a new furnace.

Give the man credit.... he at least didn't pretend the doctored the picture himself with an X-Acto knife and an Elmer's glue stick to prove his point.

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