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Glad the good luck has visited you Bill!! Keep up the fight. WVO--what type of laminate floor are you putting in? I called my bil in the biz (we were partners in the biz) and what my wife wanted was $4.25--his cost. I say ok, sounds good--order 1100 sq. ft. My wife found it on ebay(thank god before he placed the order) for $.59/sq. foot with a pallet (1300 sq. ft.) min purchase:eek: |
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Thanks for the encouragement Mistress and Mr. Doe!:) |
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The only laminate flooring I’ll put in my house.:D Uniclic by Quick-Step It’s made in Belgium. http://www.quick-step.com/ I’ve worked with just about everything they offer at the local DIY superstores. Nothing they have, even comes close. As for cost. Don’t ask. It ain't cheap. I got lucky, and traded some flight time for one heck of a supply. Just over 4500 sq.ft. of the stuff. Did the kids rooms, toy/play room, office and media rooms first. Now the family room to start the down-stairs. Next - The entry, hall, living and dining rooms. Awesome stuff to work with. HIGHLY recommended. |
It is, hot, hot, hot here today in the tri-state area of DC, MD and VA. Work is kinda slow so I been surfin today....
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Rained here most of the day. Mostly uneventful so far.
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A customer owed me money, shut MY office door in my face.
I broke through it. He backed off, but a piece of door laminate cut his face. Scared the **** out of him. I broke my nose and my hand. Such is the car business. We made up and I got my check. Friends for life. :rolleyes: |
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NEVER buy a car from this man..........without cash.:D |
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I totally lost my cool and almost lost a customer. He has a history of being an pia. Funny thing is tha one hour later, we shake hands and agree to work together -- and move on. Fine with me. Edit: Purpose of my post is not to be a tough guy, but wanted to vent. Really bad day. One of the worst in a looooong time. Move on.... |
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My Wednesday
Didn't see this yesterday . . .
Took a vacation day. Brought the W202 to the upholstery shop for a new headliner; the old was starting to flutter like a sail in the breeze. Cabbed back to my place. Surfed, found I'd won a couple of eBay auctions. After lunch, upholstery shop called. All done -- and they'd found what had been causing my persistent rattle over bumps: an acorn, trapped between the sunshade and the roof (!). Cabbed back, picked up car. Wonderful to drive after the floatiness of the Crown Vic cabs. No rattle yet! Evening, read a 1963 Alfred Hitchcock collection of supernatural/crime/suspense stories. Good stuff. . . . |
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First ferry over. Last one back. You should have joined us. If it's any consolation, it was hot there too.:rolleyes: http://www.seacretslive.com/loreshome.htm |
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