Yesterday, there weren’t many people at the gym. Thursdays usually arent’t crowded, but there’s usually a bunch of people. It almost seemed empty. It made me wonder what sorts of resolutions people were making.<\/p>\n
For the guy who suggested a Sawzall: it won’t work well on lath and plaster. Trust me, I know. Cutting a hole in lath and plaster is a pain, and the Sawzall is more likely to crumble a large section as it beats against the wall. I have experience with both, but the last time I used a Sawzall I was 70 feet up a tower cutting an antenna off of a mast. The antenna was probably over a hundred pounds and it banged the tower on the way down. I think we could have been safer about taking it down. Anyway, Jason gave me some specific tips about how he uses a saber saw on lath and plaster (larger foot = less banging on the plaster).<\/p>\n
So not only did Jason give me advice on how to cut lath and plaster, he was also giving me dating advice. He kind of told me that a cute pharmacist is probably out of my league, since she sees lots of guys and gets plenty of attention from non-geeks. Oh, well. At least we get a “downtown discount” at the pharmacy since we work downtown.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday, there weren’t many people at the gym. Thursdays usually arent’t crowded, but there’s usually a bunch of people. It almost seemed empty. It made me wonder what sorts of resolutions people were making. For the guy who suggested a Sawzall: it won’t work well on lath and plaster. Trust me, I know. Cutting a hole in lath and plaster is a pain, and the Sawzall is more likely to crumble a large section as it beats against the wall. I have experience with both, but the last time I used a Sawzall I was 70 feet up a tower cutting an antenna off of a mast. The antenna was … Continue reading What happened to all the New Years Resolutions?<\/span>