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I'm thinking of replacing my wore out water heater with an on-demand unit. Researching them, there seems to be two types. The whole house type, which would replace my current water heater, and smaller ones that would be put in the bathroom and another one in the kitchen I see having one underneath the kitchen sink would mean I wouldn't have to wait for hot water, but it just seems like that would be more expensive, since I would need one in the kitchen for washing dishes and two more - one for each of the bathrooms - and then the fourth one for the utility room for the washer. If you were putting it on demand heater in your house, which way would you go? Whole house, or individual units?

Reminds me of something from a Bill Cosby routine. I don't remember what he did, but Cos is telling his wife, "Bring me -- THE BOY!!"

Damn But one would think that a tattoo artist would be like a prostitute. Get the money first. I mean what you going to do if you have done the job and then the customer declines to pay.

I think of this

Mama is in the bathroom while little Bobby is brushing his teeth. And Bobby drops his toothbrush in the toilet. He fishes it out and shakes the water off and is about to put it back on the rack, and Mama tells him, "No, that's dirty now. Throw that away and we'll get you a new one." And little Bobby says, "You need to get a new one for yourself too. I dropped yours in the toilet 3 days ago."

I've never understood why anyone liked Red River. John Wayne's character is an ass. And he's a thief. And if I was the cowboy that was stealing the sugar and caused the stampede, I would blow John Wayne's head off with a shotgun from hiding.

I like 10 out of the 25. I don't know if I would say any of the 10 I like were the Best Westerns of all time, but I like 10 out of the 25. Six of them I've never heard of. And this leaves nine that I have at least heard of - some of them I've watched but didn't particularly like. I believe we can call this list nonsense.

Is "not bad" the same as "good"?

https://www.amazon.com/Hatori-Flashlight-Battery-Powered-Emergency-Flashlights/dp/B072JGQ9R5?pd_rd_w=0JF2s&content-id=amzn1.sym.b854a5c2-4475-41f8-a6d4-df92b2868104&pf_rd_p=b854a5c2-4475-41f8-a6d4-df92b2868104&pf_rd_r=98YQY2WC8X9RE50KEJDX&pd_rd_wg=kWIkJ&pd_rd_r=d6e4c84c-46b4-4fce-bd4c-4233aa5ddc13&pd_rd_i=B072JGQ9R5&psc=1&ref_=pd_basp_m_rpt_ba_s_3_sc Amazon says I bought this three times, so that means 12. It's one triple A. They claim it's 150 lumens. I stood in the middle of the street, and I could clearly see my front door. That's 30 to 40 ft. And there's a little push button on the butt. Push it the light comes on, push it again and the light goes off. Wonderful light.