Hollywood doesn't make films in which alien life is represented as a few harmless bacteria or a batch of seaweed in a Martian lake.

News correspondents don't file eyewitness reports about obscure African countries living peacefully side by side.

The producers of "911" aren't thinking of making a series about people who have survived paper cuts, bruised shins, or a couple of days with a bunged-up nose.

So why does a Packers website dedicate a whole subforum to free agency?

It's much more exciting where I live. Today I'm watching ice and snow melt.

im watching NSFW videos, much more interesting imo

I'm reading this thread...

They should really rename the section "not in Green Bay!". It's really quite hilarious how little free agency has affected the Packers. We have not signed one player, and as of yet we have not lost one player (I guess Tracey White could be lost soon). Just goes to show you how much the staff values keeping the team together.

When I get bored I get dangerous.

I took it upon myself to put a new double post 50 AMP GFCI breaker in my box yesterday for my hot tub.

I have no electrical experience at all.

It worked...

I'm the same way (and actually wired my hot tub myself too) and my last "I'm bored so I'll build something" project was a dual desk/entertainment center for my loft.

My wife loves it so I guess it passed inspection.

Nice!


Im starting on about 300 feet of split rail fence in our front yard next. Im going to run electrical out to it because my wife wants to put lighted garland on it during the Christmas season.

That should keep me busy for a couple weekends.

As I see it, Green Bay had only one valuable UFA, Corey Williams. They certainly didn't think enough of him to pay him the money needed to keep him in Green Bay. I realize, of course, that they did receive a 2nd round pick for him. What are the odds, however, that the player drafted will contribute more to the team this season than Williams would have?

Make sure your GFCI emergency shut off works, it if doesnt' you'll be the first to know. I handle all the maintenance stuff on my tub, and leave the electrical stuff to the pros. Im sure you saved a ton of cash doing it yourself.

I managed to start a thread about DIY. That makes me feel warm inside.

Ted, sign somebody, PLEEEEEEEEASE.

So far so good. Its been tested and works fine. Ill be doing the weekly maint. but will have someone come over to get it ready for winter and make sure everything is running good.

I had a guy run the wires for me to the box but he never came back to do the breaker so I finally broke down after 2 months and did it myself.

He said he was going to bill me after it was all said and done so I assume I wont be hearing from him...

My tub was one of the best investments I ever made.

Double post!