Kent,
The "Comment" tab below the text suffices.
By quoting a post, I think it will begin a fresh post.
Ah, so one Comments to make a Reply and Replies to make a Comment.
Good to hear you still have your wit about you..
Yep - just like erase the initials, and initial the erasure ...
Good to see you Kent.
Thanks for returning Kent!
Warren Smith, post: 338302, member: 9900 wrote: Yep - just like erase the initials, and initial the erasure ...
I like this one, Warren. I'm going to use this some time...
Syd,
Yeah, sums up bureaucracy pretty well. 😉
Here, for example is a 1940-vintage #4 rebar marking a lot corner in a subdivision in Travis County, Texas. The deformations on the bar are spaced at 0.75 inch o.c., which is much wider than the maximum spacing of 0.7 x 0.5 in. = 0.35 inch o.c. permissible for rebars made in the US after 1947 in conformity with the ASTM spec for deformed bars.
Another #4 rebar in the same subdivision after being discovered by the Caterpillar Company.
In that particular case, the subdivision was a large one and the surveyor, an engineer from San Antonio named Frank Drought, apparently bought bundles and bundles of pre-cut bars from a fabricator.
Welcome back Kent! Aloha!!!
With all the various rumblings and quakes occurring between Oklahoma and Austin, it was a mere ripple by the time it reached NE Texas
Good to hear from you.
And when you're done typing your "comment", you hit the "reply" button.
Holy crap, welcome back Kent!
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