Help Steve Dave Build A House (NOW HELP HIM TAKE CARE OF IT)

[Spracne]

That's looks like a tub I could really relax in while musing on the hundreds of children that die each day for want of access to clean drinking water.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

Looks awesome but seems like there's a lot of wasted space with the way it is placed.

yeah, plus it's going to be a pain in the ass to clean around there.

that was my first thought.   

[Tobias]

hey steve dave can i take a bath in it during the college wor... [redacted].

[Asteriskhead]

hey steve dave can i take a bath in it during the college wor... [redacted].

yea... pretty much

[CNS]

http://www.androidheadlines.com/2014/05/google-begin-serving-ads-nest-thermostats-soon.html

Google to Begin Serving ads on Nest Thermostats Soon

According to the SEC, Google has informed them that they are planning to begin serving ads on Nest Thermostats. Google bought Nest a few months ago, and is their new in-house hardware partner, basically. Now when Google purchased Nest, we all began to joke around about seeing Google+ tie into Nest as well as seeing ads on our Nest. Well now it appears we may be getting ads after all. I mean, that is Google’s primary source of revenue, over 90% of it. Google intends to serve ads on “refrigerators, car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches, to name just a few possibilities.” According to a letter from Google to the SEC.

[Mikeyis4dcats]

http://www.androidheadlines.com/2014/05/google-begin-serving-ads-nest-thermostats-soon.html

Google to Begin Serving ads on Nest Thermostats Soon

According to the SEC, Google has informed them that they are planning to begin serving ads on Nest Thermostats. Google bought Nest a few months ago, and is their new in-house hardware partner, basically. Now when Google purchased Nest, we all began to joke around about seeing Google+ tie into Nest as well as seeing ads on our Nest. Well now it appears we may be getting ads after all. I mean, that is Google’s primary source of revenue, over 90% of it. Google intends to serve ads on “refrigerators, car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches, to name just a few possibilities.” According to a letter from Google to the SEC.

Glad I never bought one.   That's BS, people who owned one before the buyout should be exempted - they didn't agree to that.

[pissclams]

take it down a notch, CNeSt casey

Update: Google offered the following comment on the matter:

""We are in contact with the SEC to clarify the language in this 2013 filing, which does not reflect Google's product roadmap. Nest, which we acquired after this filing was made, does not have an ads-based model and has never had any such plans."

[Dugout DickStone]

Looks awesome but seems like there's a lot of wasted space with the way it is placed.

yeah, plus it's going to be a pain in the ass to clean around there.

No one but your maids will care about that.

[Mr Bread]

It looks like a gigantic sink and also sort of like a soap dish, but bigger of course (deeper too).  It just doesn't look like something that humans climb into to soak I guess is what it is. 

[Mrs. Gooch]

It looks like a gigantic sink and also sort of like a soap dish, but bigger of course (deeper too).  It just doesn't look like something that humans climb into to soak I guess is what it is.

What else would humans be doing in there? 

[CNS]

take it down a notch, CNeSt casey

Update: Google offered the following comment on the matter:

""We are in contact with the SEC to clarify the language in this 2013 filing, which does not reflect Google's product roadmap. Nest, which we acquired after this filing was made, does not have an ads-based model and has never had any such plans."

Google intends to serve ads on “refrigerators, car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches, to name just a few possibilities.” According to a letter from Google to the SEC.

I mean, it's possible that the SEC is misquoting Google, but that seems kinda weird. 

[Mr Bread]

It looks like a gigantic sink and also sort of like a soap dish, but bigger of course (deeper too).  It just doesn't look like something that humans climb into to soak I guess is what it is.

What else would humans be doing in there? 

Humans, nothing.  Giants?  A place to wash their hands or put their bars of soap. 

It doesn't look like it was designed for a human body to relax in.

[pissclams]

take it down a notch, CNeSt casey

Update: Google offered the following comment on the matter:

""We are in contact with the SEC to clarify the language in this 2013 filing, which does not reflect Google's product roadmap. Nest, which we acquired after this filing was made, does not have an ads-based model and has never had any such plans."

Google intends to serve ads on “refrigerators, car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches, to name just a few possibilities.” According to a letter from Google to the SEC.

I mean, it's possible that the SEC is misquoting Google, but that seems kinda weird. 

also seems weird that you ignored what i posted but hey it's possible

[Mr Bread]

Yikes.

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

It looks like a gigantic sink and also sort of like a soap dish, but bigger of course (deeper too).  It just doesn't look like something that humans climb into to soak I guess is what it is.

What else would humans be doing in there? 

Humans, nothing.  Giants?  A place to wash their hands or put their bars of soap. 

It doesn't look like it was designed for a human body to relax in.

ms tonyas sister in law gave birth to a child in one of those things except i think it had hot tub jets and maybe some other cool features. it was rented though. i assume steve daves is child birth free and owned.

[Mr Bread]

Disgusting.

[Mrs. Gooch]

It looks like a gigantic sink and also sort of like a soap dish, but bigger of course (deeper too).  It just doesn't look like something that humans climb into to soak I guess is what it is.

What else would humans be doing in there? 

Humans, nothing.  Giants?  A place to wash their hands or put their bars of soap. 

It doesn't look like it was designed for a human body to relax in.

ms tonyas sister in law gave birth to a child in one of those things except i think it had hot tub jets and maybe some other cool features. it was rented though. i assume steve daves is child birth free and owned.

Did they have to clean it before returning to the rental place? 

[slobber]

That thing is awkwardly awesome. I love it.
I hope they put a larger water supply line into that thing. If they didn't, tell them to change that crap out right now.

Did they use a larger water supply line? I think standard is 1/2 in. On larger baths, or lakes like that thing, they often install a 3/4 inch.

[steve dave]

That thing is awkwardly awesome. I love it.
I hope they put a larger water supply line into that thing. If they didn't, tell them to change that crap out right now.

Did they use a larger water supply line? I think standard is 1/2 in. On larger baths, or lakes like that thing, they often install a 3/4 inch.

I asked our builder and he said we can adjust flow to it if we want. I'm going to fire it up and see how fast it fills up and then make them do it if needed.

[steve dave]

We're moving in on the 29th whether it's all the way done or not. We've still got the exterior paint, sprinkler, sod, landscaping but that stuff can come after we're in. The only stuff we are waiting on inside is the electrician to finish up, touch up paint, cleaning, and punch list.

[Tobias]

can we modify cws bingefest to be a world cup bingefest?  some of arsenal's players will be playing and stuff.

(i can pound busch light's and burn cartons of heaters with the help if you're worried about that interfering)

[steve dave]

can we modify cws bingefest to be a world cup bingefest?  some of arsenal's players will be playing and stuff.

(i can pound busch light's and burn cartons of heaters with the help if you're worried about that interfering)

yes, confirmed

[CNS]

That thing is awkwardly awesome. I love it.
I hope they put a larger water supply line into that thing. If they didn't, tell them to change that crap out right now.

Did they use a larger water supply line? I think standard is 1/2 in. On larger baths, or lakes like that thing, they often install a 3/4 inch.

I asked our builder and he said we can adjust flow to it if we want. I'm going to fire it up and see how fast it fills up and then make them do it if needed.

Builder for "turn your faucet all the way on".

[Mikeyis4dcats]

That thing is awkwardly awesome. I love it.
I hope they put a larger water supply line into that thing. If they didn't, tell them to change that crap out right now.

Did they use a larger water supply line? I think standard is 1/2 in. On larger baths, or lakes like that thing, they often install a 3/4 inch.

I asked our builder and he said we can adjust flow to it if we want. I'm going to fire it up and see how fast it fills up and then make them do it if needed.

Builder for "turn your faucet all the way on".

LOL, yeah, I was wondering myself how they plan to "adjust" the rough-in in a nearly completed home.

[pissclams]

That thing is awkwardly awesome. I love it.
I hope they put a larger water supply line into that thing. If they didn't, tell them to change that crap out right now.

Did they use a larger water supply line? I think standard is 1/2 in. On larger baths, or lakes like that thing, they often install a 3/4 inch.

I asked our builder and he said we can adjust flow to it if we want. I'm going to fire it up and see how fast it fills up and then make them do it if needed.

Builder for "turn your faucet all the way on".

LOL, yeah, I was wondering myself how they plan to "adjust" the rough-in in a nearly completed home.

drag a garden hose to tub, turn on.  great part about that solution is that you can remove the hose when you're done filling the tub.