Greg, that is pretty cool (I think). Are you #21?
And now, I bring you Enlow's First Law of Home Ownership:
The probability p that when you try to fix one problem, you create another, is modeled by the function
p(t) = 2-t
where t is the number of years of home-ownership.
Right now I'm at about t = 0.125, which makes my p about 91.7%.
That feels about right.
And now, I bring you Enlow's First Law of Home Ownership:
The probability p that when you try to fix one problem, you create another, is modeled by the function
p(t) = 2-t
where t is the number of years of home-ownership.
Right now I'm at about t = 0.125, which makes my p about 91.7%.
That feels about right.
posted by Matt | 7:45 AM
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I'm not laughing at you--I'm laughing with you. Man did I feel that pain in TK, MD. We had the number of an independent carpenter pretty much by memory. And we also bought a single-priced "we'll fix your HVAC regardless" program just for peace of mind. (And we used it; we got the better end of that deal!)
So, you didn't say what problem you created by fixing another one. Hopefully it didn't involve a wet-vac. Those are generally the worst problems.
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