Deviantduner
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I turn dreams into reality
Pools, hardscape, landscape. Pretty much anything outdoors
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I've painted the exterior of it 2x over the last 15 years. Some painting on the inside. Only took a few pics of the inside and most of those got lost with my old phone.How freaking cool is that? I had always seen this house growing up and driving past it.
I would have loved to tour it.
You in SOCAL? What's your area...beautiful work.I turn dreams into reality
Pools, hardscape, landscape. Pretty much anything outdoors
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The day I left the automotive profession behind was one of the best ever.I've been an auto mechanic for 37 years, was with GM most of that time. I've hated almost all 37 years of it, I've worked with some true motherfuckers over the years. We make just enough money to keep coming back. I didn't get into making a lot of money until just a few years ago. Now I'm old and worn out and want to retire.
I'm currently unemployed but looking for the right job.
Mowing your lawn?Move to TX. I've got the perfect job for you! Peace
Probably not. He needs someone to prep all his toys.Mowing your lawn?
in the gardening department, mostly planting twolipsMowing your lawn?
Was in the wholesale biz for years in SD.. Tri-Electric.. Remember Mike Mills? Ge supply and I worked for Western Light Source..Answered in post #61
Late 90's I was rolling through the hospitals across SoCal... their biomed labs, calibrating EKG machines, oscilloscopes, weights, scales, ground fault detectors, etc... had a huge contract with Kaiser and a lot of SoCal hospitals. I've worked in a lot of environments over the years ...a facility where we performed uniformity surveys on >20 ovens at 800-2100F for heat treating, dirty and nasty and was pretty terrible but nowhere close to as nasty as those hospitals, lol...Reading through this thread i probably have ran across @L.R.S. at a usc facility!
I can agree with you there! I can say that i have a good idea of the facilities i would visit if needed and which ones i would avoid if possible! I see every mechanical room, patient room, icu, emergency rooms, operating rooms, cath labs, endoscopy rooms. Any place there is medical gas piped.Late 90's I was rolling through the hospitals across SoCal... their biomed labs, calibrating EKG machines, oscilloscopes, weights, scales, ground fault detectors, etc... had a huge contract with Kaiser and a lot of SoCal hospitals. I've worked in a lot of environments over the years ...a facility where we performed uniformity surveys on >20 ovens at 800-2100F for heat treating, dirty and nasty and was pretty terrible but nowhere close to as nasty as those hospitals, lol...