quilbilly
Big Time Hater
You've never lived in North Dakota, otherwise you'd never say something like that.Have you ever experienced GA humidity? I’d rather shovel snow twice per day!
You've never lived in North Dakota, otherwise you'd never say something like that.Have you ever experienced GA humidity? I’d rather shovel snow twice per day!
Have you ever experienced GA humidity? I’d rather shovel snow twice per day!
I'll take my bipolar depression you can have your superiority complex.
Buh bye now.
Never lived there but I cannot believe the extremes...3 seasons: frigid, mosquito and humidity!You've never lived in North Dakota, otherwise you'd never say something like that.
Have you ever experienced GA humidity? I’d rather shovel snow twice per day!
Misuse of the the term silicone is very common. Working in the semiconductor industry it drives me nuts when I hear the term "silicone" in reference to micro electronics. Fortunately I know you can handle being corrected, so I'm not picking on you personally.You can't build homes out of silicone.
Misuse of the the term silicone is very common. Working in the semiconductor industry it drives me nuts when I hear the term "silicone" in reference to micro electronics. Fortunately I know you can handle being corrected, so I'm not picking on you personally.
Anyhoo, let's clear up this nit-picky technical detail once and for all...
SiliCONE is a chemical compound found in (among many other things) fake boob implants, and also what you buy in the paint section of Home Despot to seal bathtubs, shower stalls, window frames etc... Not what I would choose to build a house with, but definitely waterproof it.
SILICON (no effing "E") is a raw element that is the second most abundant component of the Earth's crust, and most rocks. So technically, using rock products, it is possible to build a house with silicon. Silicon also has semiconductor properties, that in crystalline form, is the substrate on which integrated circuits (IC's or microchips) are built and found in everything from cell-phones and computers, to internet servers, cars, appliances, and likely even mechanized tree-felling equipment.
Sorry, just a long standing pet-peeve. I feel better now.
I was getting professional help, but I drove the lady crazyI hope you are getting professional help.
SF