My hose

[Parts]

I spent today giving a blow job but I got to have my fun also
Here is a long view so you can get an idea of size



Here's the fun me and the house



Here's a close up of one of the many nasty holes the house had



Ah yes it was satisfying tomorrow I get to do the second floor  

[Tesla]

That's quite the hose there Parts.  Now I see where you get your name.

[Parts]

Yeah I usually keep it under control with a bungee cord but some days I just have to let it all hang out

[Tesla]

Yeah, sometime you've gotta let it out to breath.

[Parts]

Ya think they gray thing in the hole could be a STD

[Tesla]

Could be.  You had best use protection, especially when working with such equipment.

[Parts]

I always practice safe blowing

[ASpHole]

My mom did the same thing to her house back in 1981. She dates the house to being at least as old as the fire that destroyed much of Portland, Maine, and City hall where all the records were kept. The fire happened in the 1870's. The house had those old style asphalt shingles on it, and hany of them wound up gettin a Cork in the hole drilled for the insulation. She covered it all up with cedar shingles back in 1991.

[Calandale]

Boy, that sucks.

[Parts]

Boy, that sucks.

No it Blows

[Parts]

My mom did the same thing to her house back in 1981. She dates the house to being at least as old as the fire that destroyed much of Portland, Maine, and City hall where all the records were kept. The fire happened in the 1870's. The house had those old style asphalt shingles on it, and hany of them wound up gettin a Cork in the hole drilled for the insulation. She covered it all up with cedar shingles back in 1991.

They are residing this house now well at least when I am done.  This is one of my more profitable services I offer wish I could do more

[Calandale]

Boy, that sucks.

No it Blows

Sorry to hear.

[Icequeen]

Neighbor had his done like this a few years back, interesting to watch. I was waiting for him to cry with every hole they drilled in the siding (he's one of those very, very fussy ones). His house is closer to the road, the noise reduction was the first thing you noticed afterwards when you walked in, nice.

[renaeden]

Do you still do this, Parts?

When I worked at the mushroom farm, we used to use inch hoses for hosing down machinery and the concrete. To me it was satisfying. We used a bore to get better pressure and then would sanitise everything the next day before use.

[Parts]

Do you still do this, Parts?

When I worked at the mushroom farm, we used to use inch hoses for hosing down machinery and the concrete. To me it was satisfying. We used a bore to get better pressure and then would sanitise everything the next day before use.

Yes still at it,  I have two attics to do tomorrow and some walls the day after.

Neighbor had his done like this a few years back, interesting to watch. I was waiting for him to cry with every hole they drilled in the siding (he's one of those very, very fussy ones). His house is closer to the road, the noise reduction was the first thing you noticed afterwards when you walked in, nice.

I take off the siding drill the holes then replace it,  when I am done a little touch up painting is all that is needed most of the time.  The house in these photos was getting resided after I was done.   

I install dense pack cellulose which is one of the best things for controlling noise. I recently worked on a house were the guy hired an engineering company that specializes in noise reduction that recommended it.