3Pooches version 3.5

Omelet and Burrito?

 

Look at them Chicks!!!!

 

Are turkey eggs any good? Never heard of anyone using them. And as for eating the poor little turklets, that’s terrible! Besides game fowl is nothing like the store bought stuff. I don’t know that your NOVA palate would appreciate the texture.

 

So grocery store shopping isn't hunting??

 

It’s my kind of hunting. I believe Walmart is far more dangerous than the forest these days.

 

So it looks like this is happening. 101,110 on the odometer. 2013 Passat TDI turbo diesel. We're losing part of the telecommute next month. So 40 mpg highway will significantly cut my fuel consumption.

Edit: It hasn'tbeen prepped for delivery, so its still dirty. Engine compartment is clean, no leak or oil build up. Nothing dripping. Two minor paint chips on a North Carolna car.

 

That looks nothing like a Focus ST.

 

Closer to gathering I'd think.

 

Gathering, as in gathering photos for people of walmart!!!

 

I havent been to Walmart in a minute.. the one buy my house closed and the next closest one is like 30 minutes away. We mainly go to target now

 

Can't get nothin past you can I?

 

That's debatable.

 

Haha ! You remembered the turklets. Right on.

 

Oil and filters is the only thing I go in for.

 

Heck I'm bad...I end up ordering the VW oil and the Taco oil off their website.

 

Anyone still up in here? We just had flowing water leaking from the cold air return upstairs. Stopped when I shut the water shut off for the house. Cold air return intake looks like it's sagging and I couldn't move it. Is there a water supply to the attic unit? This system style is new to us and I know very little about it.

 

Sorry to hear, Tim.

I do not know of any AC unit, using a flowing water for cooling. If anything has happened, the drain for the condenser pan is plugged and the water of it is running over down in to the return duct work. Possible, you might have an actual water line up in the attic running next to or over the return that is leaking and running into the return duct work.

 

Been chatting on the neighborhood FB group. We may have what's called a water source heat pump. (????) Google says this: A WSHP is a type of heat pump that operates by rejecting heat to a water-pipe system (or water loop) during the summer or by absorbing heat from the same water loop during the winter. If multiple units of WSHPs are installed, they can all be serviced by a common water-loop system (or header). (It's all Greek to me, but someone will translate it tomorrow when I "write the check.")

 

Ahhhhh. Like the boiler/very old school radiator systems used for heat many moons ago. dang, lernt me something.

Hope you get is sorted soon.

 

Morning!!