Bubba posted for all of us...


Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

Bubba, he can't flip burgers - he HAS to stay at the "group home"
--
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Two things happened today.

1. I fixed my mother-in-law's washing machine and faucet.

And

2. I had a licensed contractor come and fix my hvac.

The fixing of the drain hose, and the flushing of sediment on the pipes of
the washing machine and faucet would have cost $100 for a plumber.

The fixing of the smart valve was $463. The thing was, no one would sell me
the parts to do it myself.

Smacks of monopoly and price controlling, if you ask me.

Steve

Bubba wrote:
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 21:28:13 -0600, Pinko Flaggo
wrote:


blueman wrote in
:


All works PERFECTLY now -- ran the furnace for about 2 hours straight
and didn't get a hiccup.

Congratulations. I, too, fixed my problem myself by replacing my stack
over temp switch, which several of the highly experienced HVAC
professionals here claimed they had never heard of.


No you didnt. You fixed a sympton. I WILL come back to bite you in the
ass.

That would make you ...



.... an ass biter!

Limit problems need to be diagnosed properly as they can have
very expensive and very deadly consequences.
Bubba


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Bubba wrote:

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:


Pinko Flaggo writes:

"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:


CJT wrote


Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...


Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?

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Cheri wrote:

blueman wrote in message ...


writes:

**** off, bitch


ROFL-LMAO - I must really be ****ing you off...


LOL as well. Now that we've had all the obscene words several times, how
far behind can "you meet me and I'll kick your a** be from these
"professionals"? What a joke.

Cheri


It's already gone by, a few posts ago.

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Steve B wrote:
"Cheri" gserviceatinreachdotcom wrote in message
. ..

Steve B wrote in message ...

My toothpick repair is still working, and I go tomorrow to buy a smart
valve, which I shall replace according to his instructions, saving

myself

$300 to $400 in labor.

Which is cheap. In my prime, I charged $850 per hour for my services.

Steve.


Good for you Steve. I think it's always good when a homeowner can do
their own repairs. It saves a lot of grief IMO.

Cheri


I fixed my oven for $62, and the oven guy wanted $350.

Steve


Yeah, I recently replaced the igniter in mine for 30 bucks. I couldn't
even get a repairman to the front door for that.

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"CJT" wrote in message
...
Steve B wrote:
"Cheri" gserviceatinreachdotcom wrote in message
. ..

Steve B wrote in message ...

My toothpick repair is still working, and I go tomorrow to buy a smart
valve, which I shall replace according to his instructions, saving

myself

$300 to $400 in labor.

Which is cheap. In my prime, I charged $850 per hour for my services.

Steve.


Good for you Steve. I think it's always good when a homeowner can do
their own repairs. It saves a lot of grief IMO.

Cheri


I fixed my oven for $62, and the oven guy wanted $350.

Steve
Yeah, I recently replaced the igniter in mine for 30 bucks. I couldn't
even get a repairman to the front door for that.

I pulled my oven out to find the tech guide. I turned on the power to the
oven. I got the error code. I looked it up, and the fix. I did it.

The guy who came over and gave me the huge bid had put on his proposal that
what he was going to fix wasn't even what was wrong with the unit.

We got a check in a couple of weeks for the $80 that he charged us to come
out and misdiagnose the problem.

Steve

CJT wrote:
Bubba wrote:

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:


Pinko Flaggo writes:

"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:

CJT wrote

Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.


Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...


Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call
in a highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop
around for the highest bidder.


No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...



Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba


You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?

Hmmm,
Long hours work? Repeat calls, bothced jobs, haven't got a clue what is
wrong, etc., etc. No wonder it's LOOOOONG hours work for nothing. And
trying to compensate by overchargning. Never in my book.

CJT wrote in message ...
LOL as well. Now that we've had all the obscene words several times,
how
far behind can "you meet me and I'll kick your a** be from these
"professionals"? What a joke.

Cheri


It's already gone by, a few posts ago.


Really? I'm surprised I missed it. The "meet and beat" crowd always give
me a laugh.

Cheri

Bubba wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 02:41:59 GMT, CJT wrote:


Bubba wrote:


On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:



Pinko Flaggo writes:


"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:



CJT wrote



Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...


Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?


Hard to believe something so simple has to be explained to you but
then I guess we just forget that the hvac mind is far superior to
anything else.
It works this way:
When its 55 in the winter or 70 in the summer, most ppl arent using
their equipment that much. Thus. less breakdowns and less customers
thinking about replacing their equipment.

Which was it this past week while you were "playing?"

It gives us time to play.
Then again, there are times when its 95 degrees in the summer and even
hotter out west. Here it doesnt have to be that hot. The humidity will
kill you when its 75 degrees out. It makes for long long hours. It
also makes for much much money.
You have heard of the phrase, "get it while its hot"? "Make hay when
the sun shines"?
Any part of this making sense to you now or does someone need to hit
you with a Fungo bat?
Bubba



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Cheri wrote:

CJT wrote in message ...

LOL as well. Now that we've had all the obscene words several times,

how

far behind can "you meet me and I'll kick your a** be from these
"professionals"? What a joke.

Cheri



It's already gone by, a few posts ago.



Really? I'm surprised I missed it. The "meet and beat" crowd always give
me a laugh.

Cheri


Check out the post by "Don Ocean" to me.

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"Cheri" gserviceatinreachdotcom wrote in message
...

CJT wrote in message ...
LOL as well. Now that we've had all the obscene words several times,
how
far behind can "you meet me and I'll kick your a** be from these
"professionals"? What a joke.

Cheri


It's already gone by, a few posts ago.


Really? I'm surprised I missed it. The "meet and beat" crowd always give
me a laugh.

Cheri

The best fighters I have ever seen in my 58 years didn't talk a lot. Bing,
bang, boom, and it was over. And the losers were still talking. Mostly
mumbling. To themselves.

Steve

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 02:37:20 GMT, CJT wrote:

Bubba wrote:
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 21:28:13 -0600, Pinko Flaggo
wrote:


blueman wrote in
:


All works PERFECTLY now -- ran the furnace for about 2 hours straight
and didn't get a hiccup.

Congratulations. I, too, fixed my problem myself by replacing my stack
over temp switch, which several of the highly experienced HVAC
professionals here claimed they had never heard of.


No you didnt. You fixed a sympton. I WILL come back to bite you in the
ass.

That would make you ...



... an ass biter!

Limit problems need to be diagnosed properly as they can have
very expensive and very deadly consequences.
Bubba

Blow me.

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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 02:41:59 GMT, CJT wrote:

Bubba wrote:

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:


Pinko Flaggo writes:

"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:


CJT wrote


Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...


Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?


Blow me.


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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 03:01:36 GMT, Tony Hwang wrote:

CJT wrote:
Bubba wrote:

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:


Pinko Flaggo writes:

"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:

CJT wrote

Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.


Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...


Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call
in a highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop
around for the highest bidder.


No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...



Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba


You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?

Hmmm,
Long hours work? Repeat calls, bothced jobs, haven't got a clue what is
wrong, etc., etc. No wonder it's LOOOOONG hours work for nothing. And
trying to compensate by overchargning. Never in my book.

Blow me.

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'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 03:13:35 GMT, CJT wrote:

Bubba wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 02:41:59 GMT, CJT wrote:


Bubba wrote:


On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:



Pinko Flaggo writes:


"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
t:



CJT wrote



Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...


Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?


Hard to believe something so simple has to be explained to you but
then I guess we just forget that the hvac mind is far superior to
anything else.
It works this way:
When its 55 in the winter or 70 in the summer, most ppl arent using
their equipment that much. Thus. less breakdowns and less customers
thinking about replacing their equipment.

Which was it this past week while you were "playing?"

It gives us time to play.
Then again, there are times when its 95 degrees in the summer and even
hotter out west. Here it doesnt have to be that hot. The humidity will
kill you when its 75 degrees out. It makes for long long hours. It
also makes for much much money.
You have heard of the phrase, "get it while its hot"? "Make hay when
the sun shines"?
Any part of this making sense to you now or does someone need to hit
you with a Fungo bat?
Bubba

Blow me.
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'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
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wrote:
On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 03:01:36 GMT, Tony Hwang wrote:


CJT wrote:

Bubba wrote:


On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:



Pinko Flaggo writes:


"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
t:


CJT wrote


Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.


Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...


Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call
in a highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop
around for the highest bidder.


No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...



Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba


You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?


Hmmm,
Long hours work? Repeat calls, bothced jobs, haven't got a clue what is
wrong, etc., etc. No wonder it's LOOOOONG hours work for nothing. And
trying to compensate by overchargning. Never in my book.


Blow me.

Hmmm.
250.00/hr. minimum 2 hours plus T&L.
That is my going rate.

"Jeffrey Lebowski" writes:
"blueman" wrote in message
...
Pinko Flaggo writes:
"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:

CJT wrote

Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for
the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Since you apparently have nothing better to do with your life than to spend
countless hours in harrassing those engaged within the hvac tirade ( whom
deserve a living wage every bit as much as any other ****ing
joe-sixpac)......

I think you need to learn the difference between cause-and-effect.
I asked a well-intentioned question and was attacked with profanity. I
responded only by questioning their civility, maturity, and professionalism of
these so-called pros.

Then suggest go step in front of the next bus or train that happens to pass
by.

Please re-write in English -- I have no idea what you are saying...

Bubba writes:
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:

Pinko Flaggo writes:
"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:

CJT wrote

Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"

writes:
On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 03:13:35 GMT, CJT wrote:

Bubba wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 02:41:59 GMT, CJT wrote:


Bubba wrote:


On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:



Pinko Flaggo writes:


"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
t:



CJT wrote



Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...


Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

You guys need to get your stories straight. First you claim you work
exceedingly long hours because of all the work you have, then you claim
you have excess free time because you can get away with overcharging.
Which is it?


Hard to believe something so simple has to be explained to you but
then I guess we just forget that the hvac mind is far superior to
anything else.
It works this way:
When its 55 in the winter or 70 in the summer, most ppl arent using
their equipment that much. Thus. less breakdowns and less customers
thinking about replacing their equipment.

Which was it this past week while you were "playing?"

It gives us time to play.
Then again, there are times when its 95 degrees in the summer and even
hotter out west. Here it doesnt have to be that hot. The humidity will
kill you when its 75 degrees out. It makes for long long hours. It
also makes for much much money.
You have heard of the phrase, "get it while its hot"? "Make hay when
the sun shines"?
Any part of this making sense to you now or does someone need to hit
you with a Fungo bat?
Bubba

Blow me.

Another trade school education at work...
Did you stay up all night thinking up that one?

"Steve B" writes:
X "Cheri" gserviceatinreachdotcom wrote in message
. ..


wrote in
If he told you to stick a toothpick in it, he wasn't a pro.

No, a pro would have told him to f**k off instead eh? Do you not see how
laughable you are in this thread? Give up , pour yourself another drink,
and write down a few "clever" memarks to use tomorrow.

Cheri



My toothpick repair is still working, and I go tomorrow to buy a smart
valve, which I shall replace according to his instructions, saving myself
$300 to $400 in labor.

Which is cheap. In my prime, I charged $850 per hour for my services.

Steve.

I laugh every time one of the "pros" here complains about DIY'ers
being cheap. I do it for the satisfaction and the challenge of
learning a new skill and doing something myself.

From a money perspective, every DIY job is a losing proposition from
an opportunity cost perspective since I can bill out my own work at
10-20 times what even the best "pro" charges. I'm not saying this to
brag, but just to explain that not everything is about the money. In
fact, last year, I would take off 1-2 days a week just to work on my
house since I frankly enjoyed having a chance to work with my hands.

"Steve B" writes:
Two things happened today.

1. I fixed my mother-in-law's washing machine and faucet.

And

2. I had a licensed contractor come and fix my hvac.

The fixing of the drain hose, and the flushing of sediment on the pipes of
the washing machine and faucet would have cost $100 for a plumber.

The fixing of the smart valve was $463. The thing was, no one would sell me
the parts to do it myself.

Smacks of monopoly and price controlling, if you ask me.

Steve

That's a shame. Did companies literally refuse to sell to you or did
you just have trouble finding the part?

In my (limited) experience, I have never had a problem getting supply
houses to sell to me. I try to be respectful of their business model
and come well-prepared and ready to order but beyond that I have found
everybody helpful and eager to sell to anybody with the cash.

blueman wrote:
Bubba writes:
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:

Pinko Flaggo writes:
"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:

CJT wrote

Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.
Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...
Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.
No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...
Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"

In my neighborhood we shoot dip****s that wander in from your
neighborhood. In fact there is a bounty on your kind! ;-p

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:39:40 GMT, blueman wrote:

"Jeffrey Lebowski" writes:
"blueman" wrote in message
...
Pinko Flaggo writes:
"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:

CJT wrote

Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for
the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Since you apparently have nothing better to do with your life than to spend
countless hours in harrassing those engaged within the hvac tirade ( whom
deserve a living wage every bit as much as any other ****ing
joe-sixpac)......

I think you need to learn the difference between cause-and-effect.
I asked a well-intentioned question and was attacked with profanity. I
responded only by questioning their civility, maturity, and professionalism of
these so-called pros.

Then suggest go step in front of the next bus or train that happens to pass
by.

Please re-write in English -- I have no idea what you are saying...

Blow me.


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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:43:04 GMT, blueman wrote:

Bubba writes:
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:

Pinko Flaggo writes:
"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:

CJT wrote

Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"

Blow me.


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Don Ocean writes:
blueman wrote:
Bubba writes:
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:

Pinko Flaggo writes:
"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:
CJT wrote
Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.
Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...
Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to
call in a highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to
shop around for the highest bidder.
No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...
Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba
LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing
incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"

In my neighborhood we shoot dip****s that wander in from your
neighborhood. In fact there is a bounty on your kind! ;-p

"I'm scared" -- Next are you gonna threaten to come beat me up? what a
lowlife.

Luckily, I have no need or desire to go to a trailer park or its
equivalent.

Interesting how when you are unable to defend or promote your
professional skills, all you have left is profanity and threats.
You are pathetic (but marginally entertaining nevertheless).

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:35:23 GMT, blueman wrote:

Don Ocean writes:
blueman wrote:
Bubba writes:
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:

Pinko Flaggo writes:
"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:
CJT wrote
Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.
Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...
Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to
call in a highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to
shop around for the highest bidder.
No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...
Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba
LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing
incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"

In my neighborhood we shoot dip****s that wander in from your
neighborhood. In fact there is a bounty on your kind! ;-p

"I'm scared" -- Next are you gonna threaten to come beat me up? what a
lowlife.

Luckily, I have no need or desire to go to a trailer park or its
equivalent.

Interesting how when you are unable to defend or promote your
professional skills, all you have left is profanity and threats.
You are pathetic (but marginally entertaining nevertheless).

**** off.


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The best fighters I have ever seen in my 58 years didn't talk a lot. Bing,
bang, boom, and it was over. And the losers were still talking. Mostly
mumbling. To themselves.

Steve

Agreed, I knew one particularly successful street fighter, he confided
that when someone started talking $hit, he simply threw his first
punch. Anything else evolves into a WWF type shouting match. He was
convinced that you aren't going to fight without getting hurt, but the
first punch destabilizes the opponent and more often than not leads to
the victory.

"blueman" wrote

That's a shame. Did companies literally refuse to sell to you or did
you just have trouble finding the part?

There's more to the story. I called and asked how much the part sold for.
The tekkie said they didn't sell to the general public, but to only those
with accounts. I asked what it took to get an account. He said a tax
resale number and a business license. I said I had both. He then said to
bring them over, set up an account, and then he would sell it to me. So I
went from ignorant member of the general public to acceptable workman with
proper licensing with a few words on the telephone.



In my (limited) experience, I have never had a problem getting supply
houses to sell to me. I try to be respectful of their business model
and come well-prepared and ready to order but beyond that I have found
everybody helpful and eager to sell to anybody with the cash.

Not so everywhere.

I ended up calling a friend, and having someone he knew to do the job, since
it WAS something that dealt with natural gas, and was potentially hazardous.

Steve

"Bubba" wrote



And you are like talking to a brick wall only the bricks seem to be
missing.
Bubba

Then, wouldn't it be called an air wall?

(that's a hvac term)

Steve

Bubba wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:43:04 GMT, blueman wrote:


Bubba writes:

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:


Pinko Flaggo writes:

"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:


CJT wrote


Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"


Moved up to a double wide did ya? Whooo-Weee. Yur living high on the
hog.
Bubba

I'm guessing you'd be jealous even if it _were_ only a double wide
(which I doubt, judging by what he's said).

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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 23:14:33 GMT, CJT wrote:

Bubba wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:43:04 GMT, blueman wrote:


Bubba writes:

On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:


Pinko Flaggo writes:

"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
t:


CJT wrote


Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"


Moved up to a double wide did ya? Whooo-Weee. Yur living high on the
hog.
Bubba

I'm guessing you'd be jealous even if it _were_ only a double wide
(which I doubt, judging by what he's said).

**** off, bitch


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"Cheri" gserviceatinreachdotcom wrote in message
. ..

Don Ocean wrote in message ...

before you can use it. So ****head...Are you going to be safe or sorry?
And don't call me..I am busy... And the lads we send out cost us about
$2,000 each this year alone upgrading their technical education. I
don't


Well, your being too busy to respond is a blessing, though it's amazing
that you "postal" sounding hvac techs have all this time for newsgroups,
not to help or anything, just as a place to use all the vile language
you learned in your widdle techie school. You people are just laughable.

Cheri



Hey Cheri:

Where's the pictures of your tits?

Bubba wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 23:14:33 GMT, CJT wrote:


Bubba wrote:


On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:43:04 GMT, blueman wrote:



Bubba writes:


On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:



Pinko Flaggo writes:


"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
:



CJT wrote



Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"


Moved up to a double wide did ya? Whooo-Weee. Yur living high on the
hog.
Bubba

I'm guessing you'd be jealous even if it _were_ only a double wide
(which I doubt, judging by what he's said).


So you believe everything you see typed? Hey, by the way. I have a
beautiful bridge in California I can sell you real cheap. Really! Im
not kidding. Believe me!
Bubba

No, but one can often evaluate credibility without seeing the witness.
Perhaps it's not infallible, but it's not awful, either.

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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 19:35:49 -0600, CJT wrote:

Bubba wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 23:14:33 GMT, CJT wrote:


Bubba wrote:


On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:43:04 GMT, blueman wrote:



Bubba writes:


On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:



Pinko Flaggo writes:


"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
t:



CJT wrote



Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"


Moved up to a double wide did ya? Whooo-Weee. Yur living high on the
hog.
Bubba

I'm guessing you'd be jealous even if it _were_ only a double wide
(which I doubt, judging by what he's said).


So you believe everything you see typed? Hey, by the way. I have a
beautiful bridge in California I can sell you real cheap. Really! Im
not kidding. Believe me!
Bubba

No, but one can often evaluate credibility without seeing the witness.
Perhaps it's not infallible, but it's not awful, either.

Blow us.


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wrote:

On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 19:35:49 -0600, CJT wrote:


Bubba wrote:


On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 23:14:33 GMT, CJT wrote:



Bubba wrote:



On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 04:43:04 GMT, blueman wrote:




Bubba writes:



On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 04:16:16 GMT, blueman wrote:




Pinko Flaggo writes:



"Bob_Loblaw" wrote in
et:




CJT wrote




Speaking of gas, the "professional" who installed our gas range had
to do it three times before he got it right. I think there are a lot
of DIYers who could do better.

Let me guess...you got your phone book and called around for the
cheapest quote....serves you right....you'll respond and deny this, of
course, but we've seen it all before...

Okay, I'm starting to get it now. Not only are we supposed to call in a
highly experienced HVAC professional, we're supposed to shop around for the
highest bidder.

No wonder the "pros" here have so much time on their hands -- they
fail to understand that the combination of incompetence, rudeness, and
high pricing doesn't really make for a thriving business.

It amazes me how pathetic it is that these so-called professionals
feel so threatened by a couple of homeowners that they waste there
supposedly rare free time ranting and raving like a bunch of
elementary school kids. But then again most of them probably don't
have much more than an elementary school level education...

Blueballs,
Again you are clueless as usual. We have time in here because we know
how to charge enough to have a thriving business and still have lots
of free time. I guess you cant figure that out so you work FOR someone
and dont have any free time.
So how is that burger flippin job going for you Smurf boy?
Bubba

LMAO -- believe me, you really do not want to start comparing incomes,
wealth, job status, education, etc.
Hint: nobody in my neighborhood or profession even knows somebody named
"bubba"


Moved up to a double wide did ya? Whooo-Weee. Yur living high on the
hog.
Bubba

I'm guessing you'd be jealous even if it _were_ only a double wide
(which I doubt, judging by what he's said).


So you believe everything you see typed? Hey, by the way. I have a
beautiful bridge in California I can sell you real cheap. Really! Im
not kidding. Believe me!
Bubba

No, but one can often evaluate credibility without seeing the witness.
Perhaps it's not infallible, but it's not awful, either.


Blow us.


See what I mean? I can instantly evaluate this Bozo's credibility.

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Steve B wrote:

"Bubba" wrote



And you are like talking to a brick wall only the bricks seem to be
missing.
Bubba


Then, wouldn't it be called an air wall?

(that's a hvac term)

Steve


LOL

Then he's almost guaranteed not to understand.

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Tony Hwang posted for all of us...


Hmmm,
Long hours work? Repeat calls, bothced jobs, haven't got a clue what is
wrong, etc., etc. No wonder it's LOOOOONG hours work for nothing. And
trying to compensate by overchargning. Never in my book.

You never haver ANYTHING constructive to say do you Unhung?
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blueman blithered for all of us...

I asked a well-intentioned question

Which has been answered SO MANY TIMES BEFORE!!!! You lazy fundie mental case
you never do ANY research. Get back on your meds.
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On Sat, 20 Jan 2007 02:27:53 GMT, CJT wrote:

Steve B wrote:

"Bubba" wrote



And you are like talking to a brick wall only the bricks seem to be
missing.
Bubba


Then, wouldn't it be called an air wall?

(that's a hvac term)

Steve


LOL

Then he's almost guaranteed not to understand.

Bugger


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