QOD for 12/31/2005

[Brian E. Kelly]

Hey what ever happened to these questions of the day anyway???

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Hey what ever happened to these questions of the day anyway???

The high limit setting for a forced air gas furnace is typically:

a) 230 degrees F

b) 220 degrees F

c) 210 degrees F

d) 200 degrees F

[Brian E. Kelly]

D..................

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

D..................

Very good Brian.

Want more?

[Brian E. Kelly]

Centigrade right????

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Centigrade right????

Centigrade?????

Are we converting?

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by dvalley

Very good Brian.

Want more?

Yes David I do.

At one time I asked to be able to post questions here but was turned down.
You would think that whoever is in charge would post more questions, perhaps they are busy elsewhere.

I used to really love this part of the board.

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Yes David I do.

At one time I asked to be able to post questions here but was turned down.
You would think that whoever is in charge would post more questions, perhaps they are busy elsewhere.

I used to really love this part of the board.

Well....the solution to this would be for someone to start a "Question Of The Day" thread and just keep posting questions on this specific thread on a periodic basis.

Would you like me to start one?

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Originally Posted by dvalley

Well....the solution to this would be for someone to start a "Question Of The Day" thread and just keep posting questions on this specific thread on a periodic basis.

Would you like me to start one?

David, that would be a good idea, since John B. hardly comes on anymore and that was his thing, it would be interesting to have something similar.

I used to like that and it also promotes one doing a little research to get it correct.
So, we all learn.

Marcel

[Mark Jones]

I have a question, How come the tire on my God%#@ wheelbarrel is always flat when I need to use it?

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Originally Posted by mjones6

I have a question, How come the tire on my God%#@ wheelbarrel is always flat when I need to use it?

I used to say that all the time, until I went to Home Depot and bought a green tire.

Never have a flat again. ha. ha.

Marcel

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by mcyr

I used to say that all the time, until I went to Home Depot and bought a green tire.

Never have a flat again. ha. ha.

Marcel

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Hey, I meant a tire for a wheelbarrow, not a Yuke. ha. ha.



Marcel

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by mcyr

Hey, I meant a tire for a wheelbarrow, not a Yuke. ha. ha.



Marcel

Ain't that SPECIAL....