Anger management

bummer bro
where were you going?

 

pretty sure it will be pumping WNW and NW swell all winter, bummer for sure, but you will get it

 

i have one of those holes in the bedroom wall.

best way to fix a punch hole in dry wall?

 

Yup. Vectors and all that. Good wave karma = good waves (eventually).

I'd be rip shi$ too.

 

+1 on this.

Everything travels in waves. I believe that. In fact, in sets of waves. Good AND bad (unfortunately). Always in waves.

One door closes - a window opens. Now that you're not going anywhere for a while, why don't you watch "ghost in the shell - innocence". It's all sub titles, but damn good.
I got my dad a copy of "locus solus" because of it. It's a $200 thin paperback, which I don't think had the expected impact as a gift.

 

The only cure is a big fat spliff or three to the dome followed by 5 Jack on The Rocks. It's the only way...

 

I usually cut it back to the stud then nail a piece of 1x to the stud as a nailer,

if no stud is near-by cut the hole as a triangle (the eye has a harder time picking up non-rectangles) use a piece of 1x behind hole, attach with sheetrock screws (1 temp. screw in the middle of the wood, acting as a handle if needed, slip the length of wood, which is a few inches longer than hole, on each side in place and pull back on temp screw for tension) then screw perm. screws though existing wall into 1x do this twice, once at top of triangle and once at the bottom. insert triangle patch and screw off, if possible new patch should be slightly below surface, of existing wall,(3/8" patch on 1/2" wall) make up difference with joint compound or equal. finally, use taper's mesh tape, but slice it log ways as to create a 3/4 wide by whatever length piece of tape,this keeps the tape from being too big and noticeable, but tape is necessary as failure to use will eventually create fissure cracks all along the edges that reveal ur patch. sand and paint the entire wall to blend, ha ha bummer.

 

or just just a screen patch and bucket of mud and no power tools

do you have tiny fists?
or big ham hooks?

 

Speaking as 'The Man' aka the boss who makes people go through hell, yah right, you need to get a clue & just suck it up & deal with it. Your salary pays the rent. Pays your trips. Pays your car note. Pays your wife's crapola debt-sucking shopping wastes.

Were you born rich? NO? Exactly. Who the hell was. We all gotta work & shiiiite happens. Grow the fukkk up - - the drywall didn't do anything to you.

What. did you just get through high school? Or, get your GED? Blow outta collitch to go on road trips & surf trips? When did you think the bill comes due, doooood? Never? What a crock. You work for someone. You do what it takes. You don't want to pay the price of extra hours & getting projects done when the company needs stuff done? Then come up with a better solution. It's that effing simple.

You think work just drops in through the skylights? Obtaining work is difficult & EXPENSIVE, not to you, to the intelligent people who run the company; work is a competitive witch to come by - - when the company obtains work, it's for every employee & every employee benefits. Speaking of benefits....stop acting like a millennial twit with your entitled BS pissy lil schoolgirl 'tude. Be grateful for your bennies. Nothing is guaranteed in life.

Not everyone gets to be an astronaut when they grow up, sparky.

And if your company isn't like the above then you need to get off your fat arse & find a new line of work.

FARK. When did whining become the national way of life in this formerly great nation of mine!!!!!!!!!!!!

Deal with it, paisano.

 

I hope that your dad wiped 'is arse with the pages from that book.

 

In your toilet.