having just replaced mine this is a fairly straightforward task, and the steps above came close to my experience. However it varied a little. My dishwasher was wired in, so I had to turn off the breaker, verify that the power to the wires was off with an electrical tester, and then disconnect the wires. Suggest…

Don't hate the player; hate The Game.

Five million seems like a lot until your realize their currency is gravel.

This may differ based on any pre-existing conditions, but Cobra is super expensive! Immediately check into paying for your own insurance through something like BlueShield (I used them once, and eHealth another time).

It sounds like a challenge to make this; an ice bucket challenge.

I love reusing and saving stuff, but this grosses me out. I wouldn't cook my own chicken over my own chewed up corn cob, let alone anyone else's. If it were sliced off the cob then used immediately, maybe, but otherwise, that's garbage, and I can't imagine cooking with it.

A better way to cut the patch piece. If your squared off hole is 4 inches square, cut your patch piece as a 6 inch square. Score the drywall with a razor on one side in a tic-tac-toe pattern where the center square is the size of your hole. Then carefully snap the drywall along the score lines being careful to not rip…

As a long-term Virginia resident, reading this bothers the crap out of me. It's not like I wasn't aware of the laws and associated penalties (although back in the day, it was customary for judges to sentence people to a day for every MPH over 100, not 90). However, I've reached the point of trying to affect change.

I don't wanna get on anyone nerves here, but I get kinda pissed off with people saying this is crap because it doesn't accurately translate the text.

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Ah yes, I always make it a point to cook with aluminum.

Mom used to put plastic bags over our socks before we put our boots on. Not only did it keep our feet dry, but it also made our boots easier to slide off after a long day of sledding. Also, it didn't ruin our boots.

@akashhhhh: Yeah, you guys just need to read the "Put Together a Mud Slide Home Emergency Kit"; the "Put Together a Wild Fire Emergency Evacuation Kit"; and "Put Together an Earthquake Survival Kit" instead. #stayingeekout