Monday October 20th

JustRobert · 2014-10-20, 11:52 AM

Good Morning

Back fell out yesterday real good so it hurts to stand, sit and lay down

Alieve, ice packs and heat wraps on the agenda while trying to squeeze in some work here and there in the middle of trying to find a comfortable position.

Cleo · 2014-10-20, 02:57 PM

Back pains suck

Just got home from the gym. Going to get some more work done and then go bike riding this evening.

LeRoy · 2014-10-20, 02:59 PM

Ouch! Back problems suck

hope you feel better soon

On my way back from a weekend with friends and family in the bay area

ecchi · 2014-10-20, 03:47 PM

Got up at 5am this morning to work on the computer. Five thirty and every socket in my apartment died, no electricity except the lights. Looked at the circuit breakers, they were all in the "on" position. Then I remembered that there was a message on one socket that said "fed from the fuse box in the hall", so I went out into the hall - could not find the bastard.

Not entirely a disaster, as I could still work. I ran a cable into the hall and leached off the landlord's supply (handy thing having junky neighbours - they regularly spend their electricity money on heroin, so have to do this for heat and light - they showed me how to do it ages ago).

By then it was 6am, still too early to call the landlord. About quarter past eight I tried him, his phone was off. Eventually got through to him about quarter to ten. He was certain that there were no fuses in the hall (the note on the socket was written by the previous landlord). He was no electrician, but suggested I tried the "Microsoft method" to fix the breakers. Turn them all off, count to fifteen, then switch them on again. Do you know, it bloody well worked!!!

Obviously there is a fault in the breakers. Landlord said he'd probably send someone down to look at them sometime, maybee....... I'm not holding out a lot of hope for a speedy result. It took him over a year to fix a faulty shower.

Faulty breakers are more dangerous, but a while back one of my neighbours overheard him telling a council inspector who warned him about a fire hazard "It would do me a favour if the building burned down."

So as faulty breakers are a major fire risk I'm not expecting him to do anything soon.

2014-10-20, 11:52 AM	#1
JustRobert Bow Ties Are Cool Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: California Posts: 9,671	Monday October 20th Good Morning Back fell out yesterday real good so it hurts to stand, sit and lay down Alieve, ice packs and heat wraps on the agenda while trying to squeeze in some work here and there in the middle of trying to find a comfortable position. __________________ Submit Your Galleries To The Erotic To Naughty Network!

2014-10-20, 02:57 PM	#2
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2014-10-20, 02:59 PM	#3
LeRoy "Young dumb and full of cum" Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Porn Valley Posts: 2,372	Ouch! Back problems suck hope you feel better soon On my way back from a weekend with friends and family in the bay area __________________ JAPANESE ADULT AFFILIATE PROGRAM Last edited by LeRoy; 2014-10-20 at 03:04 PM..

2014-10-20, 03:47 PM	#4
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	Got up at 5am this morning to work on the computer. Five thirty and every socket in my apartment died, no electricity except the lights. Looked at the circuit breakers, they were all in the "on" position. Then I remembered that there was a message on one socket that said "fed from the fuse box in the hall", so I went out into the hall - could not find the bastard. Not entirely a disaster, as I could still work. I ran a cable into the hall and leached off the landlord's supply (handy thing having junky neighbours - they regularly spend their electricity money on heroin, so have to do this for heat and light - they showed me how to do it ages ago). By then it was 6am, still too early to call the landlord. About quarter past eight I tried him, his phone was off. Eventually got through to him about quarter to ten. He was certain that there were no fuses in the hall (the note on the socket was written by the previous landlord). He was no electrician, but suggested I tried the "Microsoft method" to fix the breakers. Turn them all off, count to fifteen, then switch them on again. Do you know, it bloody well worked!!! Obviously there is a fault in the breakers. Landlord said he'd probably send someone down to look at them sometime, maybee....... I'm not holding out a lot of hope for a speedy result. It took him over a year to fix a faulty shower. Faulty breakers are more dangerous, but a while back one of my neighbours overheard him telling a council inspector who warned him about a fire hazard "It would do me a favour if the building burned down." So as faulty breakers are a major fire risk I'm not expecting him to do anything soon.