Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8658110)

I don't know what the world is coming to. I had to work two days this week. I didn't like it any better than I did when I worked every day. :lol:

Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8660651)

Kingsolver, I don't envy the crew we have in Northwest Arkansas. They are digging a 16x16X27 foot deep hole. It has to be shored of course, but 27' is a long way when your looking up out of a hole. I'll try to get pictures of that one.

Originally Posted by kingsolver72 (Post 8661004)

That has piqued my curiousity. Wondering what they’re building?

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8661917)

I knew you'd be moving to another 'part of' Harrison, not away, but it was for you to answer. So far, it's me and Kingsolver moving there, too! :cool:

That's just shy of 3/4 of a ton you hauled in Hardwood. I always figure it that way when I haul 80# bags of concrete mix. Me: "I hauled a ton of concrete today". Very interested party: "Really?? How did you manage to carry such a heavy load?". Me: "80# x 25"

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8661918)

I knew you'd be moving to another 'part of' Harrison, not away, but it was for you to answer. So far, it's me and Kingsolver moving there, too! :cool:

That's just shy of 3/4 of a ton you hauled in Hardwood. I always figure it that way when I haul 80# bags of concrete mix. Me: "I hauled a ton of concrete today". Very interested party: "Really?? How did you manage to carry such a heavy load?". Me: "80# x 25"

Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8661903)

I just toted 21 boxes of hardwood flooring from my truck into the house. They are 70 lbs per box and now my tail is dragging.

Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8661903)

I just toted 21 boxes of hardwood flooring from my truck into the house. They are 70 lbs per box and now my tail is dragging.

Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20 (Post 8661920)

Stuttering....again?:lol::lol:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8662095)

Those were some hefty flooring packs @ 70#. That's a bit much to be slinging up on your shoulder, which is my preferred way to carry heavy stuff. Lugging at the waste sucks, especially through doorways.


I don't know what is causing this annoyance. My post before the last one I noticed it took extra long for it to post, but I waited and didn't hit the button twice. I checked and only one post. I left the thread and came back later, still just one post. Then I do the last post, notice it was taking a long time to post again, and went to fix supper. I come back and I have duplicate posts. It's nothing I'm doing and it's only this thread. It's not my computer because this is a different one. Plus, it happens to Dale sometimes, too. Weird, but I like this thread enough to keep coming back. I'm a love/hate guy when it comes to computers and internet. This plays on my hate side. Good thing I'm a look past it/get over it guy, too.

Originally Posted by 72 tigger (Post 8662002)

Good workout,I know you’re not going to be down on the floor laying it, so at least your part of the flooring is done

Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8662326)

Kingsolver will appreciate this one.

I called the 60 year old hardwood floor installer, and he was moaning and groaning.

I said "Did you get hurt."

Him. "Nope, just 35 years of crawling around on my hands and knees."

Originally Posted by Steeveedee (Post 8662229)

You guys are on opposite sides of the continent, too. Maybe you have the same kind of phones? Do you have to hit the "Post Reply" button more than once to get the window to open? Some of the stuff bears repeating, ;) but I'm just curious.

Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8662326)

Kingsolver will appreciate this one.

I called the 60 year old hardwood floor installer, and he was moaning and groaning.

I said "Did you get hurt."

Him. "Nope, just 35 years of crawling around on my hands and knees."

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8662344)

I feel best when moving.

Originally Posted by davischevy (Post 8662352)

Hard to believe, but I'm not suffering at all from carrying the flooring.