Damn good thing we’re not a baseball team.
Paul, those were awesome questions (even though one was a screwball - it was a pitch by the rules of the game).
We all took our swings and we missed! You get a no-hitter and we get bupkis!
Just messin’ with you Brother…
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I’m working on tomorrows questions and hope to make them challenging as well as fun. The awards committee has been discussing ways to make the QOTW a popular stopping place for Internachi members.
Here’s what I would like to see.
Any and all suggestions to improve QOTW sent to me as a PM so the committee mebers could discuss trying out new things. Any ideas used would be publicly credited to the inspector who came up with the suggestion and the rest of us would benefit from the fun and challenge of participating. I say PM because otherwise it becomes too much to sift through.
How about you Mr Redneck Lewis? Got anything rattling around in that space between your ears?
Paul, puh-lease! I thought you were looking to make i-m-p-r-o-v-e-m-e-n-t-s??? He can’t even advise his work crew the proper way to mount gutter downspouts!! :shock: