Stupid City

[theformat]

fill it up with stuff and make a huge bonfire visible from space!

[brtnboarder3241]

hahah..thats gay..what @$$HoL3s....well i hope the best of luck to ya..to bad u have nothing in papers or a recording..after you win they will be like to ya and they will look like this

[qlc1964]

well at least you didn`t get a bill for 5200.00 from them tearing the house down like i did

[ZeroAccess]

Sell it to me
I'll buy it and turn it into a hazard waste dump.
The hell with permits and neighbors you know how much money you can make to get rid of nuclear waste?

[cargodz]

You guys always make me laugh :) ... and i needed it.

[Darthness]

that sucks. you could of turned that place around for decent profit, too

[JeremyC]

That's always a painful lesson - always get a confirmation in writing.
Just yesterday, I had a project that I've been working on go down in flames:
We are building a first article prototype engine harness for a small aircraft - we've never built it before. We discover that the two engine manifold temperature sensors that they provided to us have preterminated wiring attached that is a full 6" shorter than the part drawings show that they should be. Our client's contact agent tells me "we've never had this problem before - doublecheck your measurements"
After spending a whole afternoon reworking and tweaking my fixtures, taking out any extra length allowed by drawing tolerances, I have confirmed that these certainly won't work.
So, the next morning, I contact the client again, and this time I am told that if I need to, we can extend the wires to reach, particularly since this is a first-article, and quite often first-article production like this isn't used in production (ie. not actually installed into an aircraft), but rather is dissected to ensure we have built it properly, before we begin producing them. No worries - it makes sense.
We move forward, and spend the rest of the day routing wiring, running it through looming, terminating it into military-spec connectors, installing adhesive-lined heat shrink - a lot of work.
I followed up with an Email to the client, asking the agent to confirm what he had authorized us to do over the phone.
The reply?
"We actually prefer if you do not splice these wires."
We spent most of today undoing much of the work that we had done yesterday, and are now awaiting replacement sensors.
Two days of work by our team, and promises to management in both organizations, could have been avoided if I had simply requested that he send me an Email confirmation when I had him on the phone to begin with.
Definitely one of those painful lessons.

Hay geo, as per AF specs the only wires that can't be spliced are flight control wires. There is nothing in any of the 00GVs (that I have seen) stating you can't splice engine managment wires.

Yeah I know its a little late now, but if something like this comes up in the future I might have a few refrences to help you.

[brtnboarder3241]

turn in into a hazerdous waste dump???then u will get george bitch on your ass...considering your a terrorist and back out to steal his oil.. (george bush in whitehouse) everyone else in the united states well any new newz cargodz???goodluck

[Team AI]

I say line the property with 2x4's buried in the ground with barn nails sticking up so your neighbor can buy 4 new tires and put no trespassing signs. Then rent it out to people who want a nice quite place to make internet porn video's in their vans :P

[Darthness]

buy 2 cheap trailors - put them on the property - rent them out.

bam.