"W" trap?

[Bill Smith]

I've seen P traps and S traps, but this W trap is a new one. The corrugated plastic pipe is a nice touch too.

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

I see they have first-aid supplies handy in case a vein bursts!!!

[Bob Elliott]

Double trapping is not allowed.

[Bill Smith]

I know Bob - I posted the picture for amusement.

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by bsmith

I know Bob - I posted the picture for amusement.

Bill, you forget Bob has no sense of humor (which means he won't see the humor of my post)

[Michael Roberson]

Commonly known as an "N" trap. Not allowed at all, not in the American Legal System, Ask Joe Ferry: N Trapment is not allowed.

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by mroberson

Commonly known as an "N" trap. Not allowed at all, not in the American Legal System, Ask Joe Ferry: N Trapment is not allowed.

But funny!

[Robert Ernst]

Looks like triple trapping to me.

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by bsmith

I know Bob - I posted the picture for amusement.

Sorry but I do not know you well enough to know if you are goofy.

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by jjonas

Bill, you forget Bob has no sense of humor (which means he won't see the humor of my post)

What? Did you say something?

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by belliott

Sorry but I do not know you well enough to know if you are goofy.

Don't say I didn't warn you Bill.

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by belliott

What? Did you say something?

Nope!

[Jeffrey R. Pope]

If you purchase enough of the wrong parts, you don't need any of the right parts...

[James F. McKee]

Originally Posted by jpope

If you purchase enough of the wrong parts, you don't need any of the right parts...

foshizzle....

[William Warner]

Originally Posted by jpope

If you purchase enough of the wrong parts, you don't need any of the right parts...

That's my motto...