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I need to transport 4 adults, and occasionally pull the Ranger. My wife will be using it for commuting from Hamilton to Brantford.

Thanks for the advice guys, check that one off the list probably....

I would suggest you would be better off getting 5 one pound lobsters that on 5 pounder. The flavour is MUCH better in a smaller lobster than in an old market sized lobster IMHO.

I am looking at a 2008 Jeep Liberty Limited 4 X 4 to replace our family van. Does anyone have any experience with these vehicles? Real world fuel consuption, repair history ect... Thanks

Take a close look at the Ford Escape, they are supposed to be pretty good.

I would have to say Garry2R's did on opening day. 7.14 pounds

Normaly I am not a negative guy, but in this case i have to agree with the majority of the posters to this thread. Have them take out the cabinets and refund your money and get someone who is competent to do the work.

I would have one heck of a time writing another cheque.

So, is it confirmed, are you the prize winner?

If it was stronger I would be over that like a wool blanket. I need 70 + pounds.

I would suggest that you consider a one piece, as others have said, less wind infiltration and less chance of having a half suit on if you go in.

I sympathise with you Randy, this is a good reminder to make a list of what I carry in my wallet if the same ever happens to me. BTW did you have a PAL?

http://www.singleton.com/en/Publications/Claim_Against_Home_Inspector_Succeeds.aspx

Not a very tall order, but glad to know ya! All the best in the Christmas season to you and yours.

Google is your freind for this. There is a page that outlines all the steps to do. It is very easy to do, I did it Jan 1 of this year.

How about "kitty"????

There is a good reason they enjoy each others company, one is just slightly smarter than the other....

As a former contractor, if it is not written down and signed, then any agreement made does not exist. On the other hand, if I messed up and installed a door that swings the wrong way, I should fix it. The best way to deal with this IMHO, is to talk it over with the contractor, and give him the oppourtunity to make it right. As for the split trim, that should have been replaced no questions asked. With air nailers it is rare to split trim from nailing.

How could nothing turn into a hot topic?????? It's the winternet!

A man of few words I see....

IMHO a lot of his "games" border on criminal behavior.

As the owner/renovator of a "cat house" I can say with certainty that they are very destructive when left free.

Why not use a packpack blower? They move snow quite well.

Speaking of Commander Tom:

As I leave to rehearse for a Christmas performance I am now going to have this as an earworm.....thanks