Baddfunn?

[Slippy]

My downstairs washroom backed up. The toilet, the sink, and the shower. I don't even use that shower 'cause it wasn't built correctly...my brother had his stuff stored in it (HA HA!), but it backed up 2 inches. It also came up through the drain in the floor, which (brilliantly) has wood flooring over it.

Am I correct to assume that this is grey water, and I'm going to have to cut out walls and replace the entire floor?

[Mr. Clutch]

[gilaet]

It's always something.

[Avery]

Your brother clogged it up with his jerking off into it. Srs.

[gilaet]

Check the toilet drain for jerkoff socks.
I saw that on Weeds.

[nazdrowie]

so you sacrificed showering to ensure that your brother had a place to store his junk? you're a good woman, Slips

[Slippy]

It's always something.

I know.

This house is killin' me. Insurance should cover it though, no?

[gilaet]

I know.

This house is killin' me. Insurance should cover it though, no?

No idea.
I end up doing everything myself.

[Slippy]

so you sacrificed showering to ensure that your brother had a place to store his junk? you're a good woman, Slips

I am a good woman...but this is the shower in the basement. I have a shower upstairs.

The guy who thought he knew what he was doing when he "finished" the basement before I bought the house was a moron. GREAT looking shower...with the center drain elevated - so it works...but it doesn't drain. I've never used that shower since I realized it's shortcoming. It's more decorative than anything.

[gilaet]

Do you live in a model home?

[Popeye Saavedra]

Maybe PP is shoving the body parts of the hookers he kills down your drains. Something to consider.

[Rolling Pin]

idgi

[Slippy]

Do you live in a model home?

I don't think it was a model. Why would that make a difference?

[gilaet]

I don't think it was a model. Why would that make a difference?

A model home is not designed to be lived in.

[Slippy]

A model home is not designed to be lived in.

My house is one of the smaller ones in this subdivision. I highly doubt it was a model. That being said, I was only 17 when it was built, so I really wouldn't know.

The basement was "finished" by the previous homeowner, just before I bought it 5 years ago. He was an idiot. One of those guys who clearly considered himself a "jack of all trades"...but fucked up pretty much every aspect of the project.

[pheelios]

My downstairs washroom backed up. The toilet, the sink, and the shower. I don't even use that shower 'cause it wasn't built correctly...my brother had his stuff stored in it (HA HA!), but it backed up 2 inches. It also came up through the drain in the floor, which (brilliantly) has wood flooring over it.

Am I correct to assume that this is grey water, and I'm going to have to cut out walls and replace the entire floor?

Check the outside Breaker Panel first.

[Phil McKrakin]

[Slippy]

Check the outside Breaker Panel first.

I ain't checking shit. I shut off the water downstairs, and I am simply hiring a plumber first thing in the morning, and deciding if I need to go through insurance from there.

[gilaet]

I ain't checking shit. I shut off the water downstairs, and I am simply hiring a plumber first thing in the morning, and deciding if I need to go through insurance from there.

You don't know anyone that can check the pipes?

[Slippy]

You don't know anyone that can check the pipes?

PP tried to snake the sink and toilet. (yes, he's back)

To no avail.

I have no "plumber" friends. Besides...if it's covered through insurance, why would I waste a buddy's time anyways?

New floors for free? giddyup