@7 or just really badly built condos and townhouses right here in Seattle.
A set of townhouses one block over from my house are not into their second winter yet, and recently they were stripped bare of all of their siding and padding, for a brand new attempt at waterproofing.
Are those focused ads that appear in email providers like G-mail programmed to give your address to the advertisers? I made a typo in an email of the word "does" spelling it "dose" and got ads for e-pharmacies. Have you recently been sharing recipes for molded holiday treats?
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They learned this on the internet?
What *else* might we learn?
I think it means they're going to put their moldy wood in your covered hose hole.
I'm always in the market for mold.
I really, REALLY don't get it.
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That is one of the funniest things I have ever read.
Send them a picture or Bob Mould and tell them to get scrubbin.
mold remediation. a huge business. insurance wise that is. think flooding. like texas. sick houses by the thousands.
@7 or just really badly built condos and townhouses right here in Seattle.
A set of townhouses one block over from my house are not into their second winter yet, and recently they were stripped bare of all of their siding and padding, for a brand new attempt at waterproofing.
you could email a response and ask what the hell it means.
Are those focused ads that appear in email providers like G-mail programmed to give your address to the advertisers? I made a typo in an email of the word "does" spelling it "dose" and got ads for e-pharmacies. Have you recently been sharing recipes for molded holiday treats?
No, the best spam ever was one I got a few years back requesting help finding replacement parts for a time machine.
I'm not even joking.
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