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cuntmo1 Β· 2025-08-03 21:20 Β· 2768485 views

Both of them.

STFU asshole. I’d tell you to lick my sweaty balls but with the heat index today it’s only 100 degrees so no sweaty balls for you.

Calm down Karen

Who opened the drain?

This is coming from the pan under the water heater. Either the tank is leaking out of a $1100 AO Smith "commercial grade" gas water heater or a pressure valve. I doubt I will be lucky for it to just be a valve.

I just got my $2400 tax refund from the IRS the other day. I can kiss that goodbye.

I just got my $2400 tax refund from the IRS the other day. I can kiss that goodbye.

Never fails…

This is coming from the pan under the water heater. Either the tank is leaking out of a $1100 AO Smith "commercial grade" gas water heater or a pressure valve. I doubt I will be lucky for it to just be a valve.


You can replace the pressure relief valve on a gas water heater for something like 20 bucks. Sounds like you might need to replace the whole water heater.

My relief valve started to get a slow drip a couple of years ago and it was easy to replace myself. Those things fail frequently so all you have to do is unscrew the old one and screw in a new one.

Calm down Karen


How about you lick my non sweaty balls Dave.

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@21savage
Working tomorrow?


Nosey asshole MYOFB


Never say never.

Man I fuckin wish. Drink would be great right now.

Ill have one for you.


Nosey asshole MYOFB

Fuck off.

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Yes I am

Call out. Be a man.

Ill have one for you.


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Fantastic idea

J




Don't worry about it. It's beyond your pay grade.

Meat

J

He wont

J


You can replace the pressure relief valve on a gas water heater for something like 20 bucks. Sounds like you might need to replace the whole water heater.

My relief valve started to get a slow drip a couple of years ago and it was easy to replace myself. Those things fail frequently so all you have to do is unscrew the old one and screw in a new one.

Yep just like woman

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You can replace the pressure relief valve on a gas water heater for something like 20 bucks. Sounds like you might need to replace the whole water heater.

My relief valve started to get a slow drip a couple of years ago and it was easy to replace myself. Those things fail frequently so all you have to do is unscrew the old one and screw in a new one.

When I first moved into my condo ( 2002) , I had a tankless water heater installed.

Still working just fine.

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I have to leave in a few minutes to go lobster hauling.
I'll report back on how today's catch turns out, later.

When I first moved into my condo ( 2002) , I had a tankless water heater installed.

Still working just fine.


I thought about a tankless but it was a lot cheaper and easier to just replace the old gas heater with a similar new one.

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