need some plumber advice.
My shower drain keeps getting clogged up. Sometimes it works well for a week, and other times we might get one shower use before it stops draining properly. We have a cover over it to prevent hair or other clogging items to get in it. Any idea what it could be? I’m buying draino once a week. |
@datlas Congrats!
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congrats Datlas!
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 22266917)
need some plumber advice.
My shower drain keeps getting clogged up. Sometimes it works well for a week, and other times we might get one shower use before it stops draining properly. We have a cover over it to prevent hair or other clogging items to get in it. Any idea what it could be? I’m buying draino once a week. Get a small drain snake and be ready to choke back the vomit when you see what you drag out of it. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 22266931)
Women hair.
Get a small drain snake and be ready to choke back the vomit when you see what you drag out of it. |
Wedding update: my sister confirms the "After party" is for people who wish to continue to celebrate after the reception is over.
We will skip it. Oh, good news is that to attend wedding and after party, you have to be immunized and show proof. |
Originally Posted by ls01
(Post 22266873)
at least she has her looks to fall back on. I've never made it all the way through that, to painful.
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Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 22266938)
Wedding update: my sister confirms the "After party" is for people who wish to continue to celebrate after the reception is over.
We will skip it. |
Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22266911)
We have a wedding in Austin next month. Not sure about the after party, but I am somewhat leery of the whole enterprise, especially getting on an airplane with a bunch of Texans.
Austin's cool. 180 degrees from the rest of the state. Let me know if you want some ideas of things to do, places to eat, etc. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 22266931)
Women hair.
Get a small drain snake and be ready to choke back the vomit when you see what you drag out of it. whoever installed the drain cover went for a more permanent solution than practical. |
Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 22266917)
need some plumber advice.
My shower drain keeps getting clogged up. Sometimes it works well for a week, and other times we might get one shower use before it stops draining properly. We have a cover over it to prevent hair or other clogging items to get in it. Any idea what it could be? I’m buying draino once a week. |
Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22266950)
The plane won't be your problem since it'll be a bunch of yanks trying to get in on the way down, and a bunch of yanks getting kicked out on the way home.
Austin's cool. 180 degrees from the rest of the state. Let me know if you want some ideas of things to do, places to eat, etc. |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 22266905)
Speaking of weddings, today is mrs datlas and my 30th anniversary. :bday: for us |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 22266905)
but since when did a wedding after party become a thing??
Speaking of weddings, today is mrs datlas and my 30th anniversary. :bday: for us Where did you two go to dinner last weekend? |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 22266905)
Speaking of weddings, today is mrs datlas and my 30th anniversary. :bday: for us
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2687b7705.jpeg |
Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22266967)
Been there four or five times and I know it's different. Restaurant suggestions would be much appreciated!
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Texas even more unhinged: Gov. Greg Abbott Issues Executive Order Banning Vaccine Mandates By Any Entity (msn.com)
All I can say is that I'm glad that I don't have any employees other than me and the Mrs. |
Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 22266980)
I have not attended many weddings, but I did go to one with an after party back around 2004. There was one of those chartered mini-busses to take us back to the city from the weeding. Went back to the groom's house an partied pretty late.
Where did you two go to dinner last weekend? |
Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 22266954)
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...a43b977a9.jpeg
whoever installed the drain cover went for a more permanent solution than practical. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...0ae34ffbed.jpg |
Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22267001)
Where are you staying and will you have a car? Also, any preferences for food types other than Mexican and BBQ?
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22267019)
We will have a car, but don't know where we're staying. "Real" (not Tex Mex) Mexican would be my preference, but my brother is from NYC where air laws forbid BBQ, so we're open to both or any other unique alternative.
E 1. Franklin's is the gold standard for brisket. But, you have to get there early in the day and stand in line for hours, and then hope they don't run out. Due to the lines, I've only been once, but I use his methods when smoking brisket at home, and people rave about it. The guy is a legend. Home - Franklin Barbecue (franklinbbq.com) 2. La Barbecue on East Ceasar Chavez is the next best thing to Franklin's. Menu — la Barbecue Mexican: Guero's Taco Bar - yes it's TexMex, but it's a great place. Güero's Taco Bar – Austin's Best Mexican Food (gueros.com) Manuel's Downtown - regional Mexican, and one of my favorites. Check to make sure it's open. Last time I was there, the downtown location was closed due to Covid. They have a second location in the hills, but I haven't been to it. Home - Manuel's (manuels.com) La Condesa - one of my favorites downtown. Great Sunday brunch. La Condesa Other with a regional flavor: Odd Duck - used to be a food truck that outgrew its wheels. They used locally sourced food items, so the menu can change. Great Old Fashioned. A Place to Share Food, Drink & Hospitality - Odd Duck (oddduckaustin.com) Hestia - lots of stuff cooked over a live fire ranging from steak to pork to fish. Hestia (hestiaaustin.com) Breakfast: Mozart's - great bakery, coffee and breakfast tacos. College kid hangout, but for a reason since it is on the water and very tranquil. Mozart's Coffee Roasters | Coffee, Desserts, Custom Cakes (mozartscoffee.com) Lunch: Hopdoddy's on South Congress - Great burgers, and located in a great area to stroll around for an hour or so. You might just try Jewboy Burgers! I kid you not - that's the name of the place. Owned by a Jewish guy named Mo who had a traditional Reform Jewish upbringing. I haven't been because it's off our usual path, but I've heard lots of good things. Home - (jewboyburgers.com) There are plenty more, but I tried to stay away from the chains and tried to keep you close to downtown. If you want some LMAO entertainment that completely mocks Texas and its leaders with no shame, check out Esther's Follies. Esther's Follies | Comedy & Magic | Austin, TX (esthersfollies.com) |
Thanks! Been to Gueros. It's very good, as I remember.
Originally Posted by Mojo31
(Post 22267061)
BBQ:
1. Franklin's is the gold standard for brisket. But, you have to get there early in the day and stand in line for hours, and then hope they don't run out. Due to the lines, I've only been once, but I use his methods when smoking brisket at home, and people rave about it. The guy is a legend. Home - Franklin Barbecue (franklinbbq.com) 2. La Barbecue on East Ceasar Chavez is the next best thing to Franklin's. Menu — la Barbecue Mexican: Guero's Taco Bar - yes it's TexMex, but it's a great place. Güero's Taco Bar – Austin's Best Mexican Food (gueros.com) Manuel's Downtown - regional Mexican, and one of my favorites. Check to make sure it's open. Last time I was there, the downtown location was closed due to Covid. They have a second location in the hills, but I haven't been to it. Home - Manuel's (manuels.com) La Condesa - one of my favorites downtown. Great Sunday brunch. La Condesa Other with a regional flavor: Odd Duck - used to be a food truck that outgrew its wheels. They used locally sourced food items, so the menu can change. Great Old Fashioned. A Place to Share Food, Drink & Hospitality - Odd Duck (oddduckaustin.com) Hestia - lots of stuff cooked over a live fire ranging from steak to pork to fish. Hestia (hestiaaustin.com) Breakfast: Mozart's - great bakery, coffee and breakfast tacos. College kid hangout, but for a reason since it is on the water and very tranquil. Mozart's Coffee Roasters | Coffee, Desserts, Custom Cakes (mozartscoffee.com) Lunch: Hopdoddy's on South Congress - Great burgers, and located in a great area to stroll around for an hour or so. You might just try Jewboy Burgers! I kid you not - that's the name of the place. Owned by a Jewish guy named Mo who had a traditional Reform Jewish upbringing. I haven't been because it's off our usual path, but I've heard lots of good things. Home - (jewboyburgers.com) There are plenty more, but I tried to stay away from the chains and tried to keep you close to downtown. If you want some LMAO entertainment that completely mocks Texas and its leaders with no shame, check out Esther's Follies. Esther's Follies | Comedy & Magic | Austin, TX (esthersfollies.com) |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 22267014)
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Congrats datlas
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Time to ride. Actually it's late, but my phone charger wasn't fully plugged into the wall earlier/
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