Nah... mine haven't matched for years and they work just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdrhound
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Nah... mine haven't matched for years and they work just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdrhound
I'm guessing that the reason for the "have to match" would be posted in this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
Actually, her wanting to look fine and feel fine, I’m ok with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Are you going to put it inside? If you’re leaving it outside just leave it alone, the weathered grey looks good and requires no care. Refinish it and you’ll have to maintain it.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
Yup. That's what teak does best.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
OMG!!! You are just asking for bad things to happen!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
I know and they're not even the same height yet somehow... some way I manage to get laundry done. Must be black magic.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Yes, outside. Point taken.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
An option for the teak table would be to oil it. Much easier to maintain than polyurethane or other film finish and you can let it go back to gray if you get tired of reoiling every few years.
Speed QueenQuote:
Originally Posted by powdrhound
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I wish I had your budget. And a level concrete pedestal to mount it to. Those things spin so fast they would shake my house to toothpicks. And my wife won't hear of having to go to the basement with laundry. But damn, ya it would be nice to have one.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
Pure voodoo.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
It’s a lifetime purchase. I’m not in the market, I’m still using a Kenmore washer and dryer bought new in 1993. Looks like they were built by Speed Queen though. Sadly lacks a bedding settingQuote:
Originally Posted by riser4
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being sick fucking annoys me
this is like my fourth cold in six months
Don't hangout with sick people. YW.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~mikey b
You should get vaccinated [emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by ~mikey b
Looks like we miss out on some valuable cycles this side of the world:
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That's actually just a recipe on the left hand side there. Provecho!
I definitely spill a bunch of that on my clothing, I need those settings.Quote:
Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong
I view it as a menu. Put clothes in wash, order some wine for the wait.
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I got notice of a refund from the local hospital system, to a credit card number that did not look familiar. I went into my account and could find no explanation. I sent them a message asking what it was about. Well, it was a refund from something from 3 years ago, and without contacting me they just refunded it to the card that was charged at the time. A card I no longer have, from an an address that is 2 homes ago. WTF?
I have no idea how and whether I will ever get the money. I assume that if the credit card company gets a refund to a closed account they would send a check, but no idea if that happens. And no idea if that check will ever find me.
That’s bizarre. I cant believe they wouldn’t send a chk because of this exact situation. I’m annoyed by this dumb assery and it didn’t even happen to me!
Exactly. The message response I got was so matter of fact, no recognition that the charge was 3 years ago, and a simple "we refunded to the card that was originally charged, maybe you no longer have that card?" No shit sherlock.
Thankfully, I have current cards with Citi, Chase, BarclayCard, and US Bank, so they may have my current address even if the card in question was closed when I was at my old home in Boulder.
State governments have unclaimed money websites. Check yours. I did this a few months ago and I’ve received a half dozen checks. If amounts are small, you do the math to see if the brain damage is worth it. For me the principle of getting what is mine made it worth it to get a $5 refund check. Total received was over $1000 though.
Wait ...., three years ago??
A new world's record for speedy turn around.
I always pay cash up front for my co-pay for a medical visit, and without fail 3-5 days later get a bill in the mail for the co-pay amount. Made the mistake of paying it the first time, because ...... geezer. 6 months later a get a refund check.