Did you remember to fasten the whoseamadinger back together with the thingamabob?
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Sure does! It was messy but really very easy to do, too. And now if I ever make that mistake again, I won't have any qualms about taking everything apart to fix it.
Sure did! No leaks.
Nurses and I don’t get along. One time I was in the hospital overnight and was incredibly hungry, could only have liquids, so I called and ordered myself a pizza. When it was delivered a nurse intercepted it. She made sure to hand the entire pizza to the other nurses and they came into my room to so I could watch them eating the whole pie up. Nurses are sadists!
Great job! My $10 do-it-yourself plumbing projects usually turn into a $350 emergency plumber call.
Tsk, tsk, tsk. He should have known not to ever use the same ploy twice on the same people. Always have a backup ruse.
That possibility did cross the back of my mind but the video was a great step-by-step tutorial and other than the two screws attaching the pipe collar to the disposal, everything was hand tightened, otherwise I might not have attempted it.Great job! My $10 do-it-yourself plumbing projects usually turn into a $350 emergency plumber call.
I'm curious, did the video instruct you how imperative it was to turn the circuit breaker off?
That part was on the extended-cut YouTube video...
The first one did and had a really involved tutorial so went searching for another one. It said to unplug the disposal but didn't say you needed to turn the circuit breaker off so that's what I did and between the towels and bowl I had to catch the water, it didn't end up anywhere near the plug.
Question. This topic might have its own forum, I'm not sure. But does anyone know if Steve's unpublished novel Sword in the Darkness will ever be released? Some of it was published in an Unpublished Collection I believe. Another unpublished question, will Steve's novella The Aftermath ever get released, I find the premise of a lot of Steve's unpublished work to be really interesting, not sure why some of it hasn't been released yet. Apparently the manuscript for Sword in the Darkness was was rejected by over ten publishers, crazy.
Highly unlikely as they aren't ones he wants to have published because he doesn't feel the writing is up to his current standards and has no desire to edit them.
If I'm not mistaken I believe Steve wrote the majority of the first TDT book when he was still in College, I thought it was still written well, although, I had a later edition so he might have done some re-writing and editing, and he does mention in the introduction that he added some more pages. Maybe he'll get around to it at some point, but surely that would be an interesting task, to re-write and edit something that you wrote that long ago. Surprised that he doesn't think that Sword in the Darkness is good enough, because he did submit it to multiple publishers, but maybe his standards changed I guess.
At the time he wrote it, he did think it was good enough. He has since revised that opinion. You would be amazed at the number of unfinished stories and novel manuscripts he has accumulated over the years that will never be completed or published because he either lost the thread of the story or decided it wasn't good enough to keep going.
Man, I knew Steve was prolific, but that adds another dimension.
I'm okay--that was just a joke (or an attempt at one).
Thank you, Rod Serling...
