Thread: Straight Street Home Inspector, John Leon

Hello Inspection News, This is an awesome site, but didn't say hello until today. I like this site, it's so many years of experience here, where we learn and talk about our home inspection business throughout its course.
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Welcome aboard John.

Look forward to your comments.

Rick

This is truly out of site, I have another area to expand my learning and experience in a home inspections dedicated for HI's.
Thanks, John Leon

Welcome John and don't forget your salt shaker.

Rick and Jerry, Thanks

John:

Not to on-up Jerry, but for this site you may want a 50-lb. bag of rock salt.

Aaron

Wow! Aaron, your awesome, ROCK, SALT, 50lbs. I indegested salt when working in the desert because it got to hot on the old railroad. And Rock on, Jesus is the same Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, Salt up and Light the World Brother.
Thanks, JohnLeon
Hey! I'm on my way to a Men's morning breakfast meet at my local church.
Live On!

John:

I think, if you'll check Brian Hennigans Rules of Forum Order, you might should keep the names of your imaginary friends out of your posts. . .

Aaron

Aaron! Get a Life! Evil is an imaginary friend? You quoted it. Pay attention to the rules!

John,

Don't pay any attention to Aaron. I sure there are some that don't think He's for Real.

Welcome to the board.

Originally Posted by Billy Stephens

John,

Don't pay any attention to Aaron. I sure there are some that don't think He's for Real.

Welcome to the board.

Billy:

As an inspector, I would, of course, require objective, empirical evidence.

Aaron

Aaron,

Yea Yea, Hack it to somebody else.

Oh great... now we need the shroud of Tourin to prove there was a stain.

Why does everything need to become personal in-lieu of professional. The only way to look at this is, what-ever one believes is their personal business and none of mine or anyone elses'.

Taking things with a grain of salt, a big bag of poo or a bible in hand... to each, his/her own.

Welcome to the board.

By the way, I think someone has been drinking too much scotch. It's Hannigan-- no Hennigan

Originally Posted by Richard Rushing

By the way, I think someone has been drinking too much scotch. It's Hannigan-- no Hennigan

Richard - I'm shocked. Is that a Seinfeld reference?!

Originally Posted by Richard Rushing

what-ever one believes is their personal business and none of mine or anyone elses'.

Right on, Richard. Which is why I've never used this board to spread the good news about the Flying Spaghetti Monster - Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster .

Aaron, I apologize. No harm intended. And thanks to all for the warm reception.
John Leon,

Originally Posted by John Arnold

Right on, Richard. Which is why I've never used this board to spread the good news about the Flying Spaghetti Monster - Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster .

John:

Agreed.

Aaron

Originally Posted by john leon

Aaron, I apologize. No harm intended. And thanks to all for the warm reception.
John Leon,

John:

No harm intended. I just don't think this board is the place to discuss such matters.

Aaron

Originally Posted by Richard Rushing

Oh great... now we need the shroud of Tourin to prove there was a stain.

Why does everything need to become personal in-lieu of professional. The only way to look at this is, what-ever one believes is their personal business and none of mine or anyone elses'.

Taking things with a grain of salt, a big bag of poo or a bible in hand... to each, his/her own.

Welcome to the board.

By the way, I think someone has been drinking too much scotch. It's Hannigan-- no Hennigan

Richard:

You say Hannigan, I say Hennigan - it all comes out the same in the wash (and in the spellcheck).

I didn't start using the J-word. I just think it has no place here.

I don't drink scotch. It's not nearly as potent as Bulgarian Rakiya, which is my brand of poison.

Aaron

Oh Yes... the "milk of the lion"-- Bulgarian Rakiya is not from mama's left chi-chi.

No thanks, I no longer par-take in the Arabic and Mongolian liquide courage. Hordes or Mongroles previously sat idle until they were re-enforced with that which make them manly. One could say that this is the stuff that both made wars and stopped them.

rr

Originally Posted by Richard Rushing

Oh Yes... the "milk of the lion"-- Bulgarian Rakiya is not from mama's left chi-chi.

No thanks, I no longer par-take in the Arabic and Mongolian liquide courage. Hordes or Mongroles previously sat idle until they were re-enforced with that which make them manly. One could say that this is the stuff that both made wars and stopped them.

rr

Richard:

But that place between starting and stopping a war is such a good place to be . . .

Aaron

John,
Welcome to the forum. I look forward to your posts.

Aaron,
Don't bother looking at the post I placed for my friend with cancer. I guess it would offend you.

I consider this forum a place where I have many friends, some acquaintances, and a few people I just don't care much for. Like any other group, club or neighborhood.

When I'm among friends I feel I can talk about just about any topic. If you get upset by some of the topics you have a few choices, you can simply ignore the threads, you can put offending people on your ignore list (it works great by the way), or if you happen to find yourself in the midst of an offending thread, you can always just clik "back" and go somewhere else.

JF

John,
You should get in touch with Mike O'Handley, he is a great source of information, and a great guy. One of my daughters lives in Renton

Thanks Jack, I've been where Aaron's been, unbeliever, uncertain, boasting among ourselves. I can truly say I'm happy I come across friends and people like Aaron.
Thanks again and prayers to your family/friend ties with cancer.
Sinceramente! JuanLeon

Originally Posted by john leon

I've been where Aaron's been, unbeliever, uncertain, boasting among ourselves. I can truly say I'm happy I come across friends and people like Aaron.

And yet you don't seem to understand how condescending that sounds.

Condescending vs. Condensation! To lower one self in a crawlspace as to being reduced as a vapor to a liquid.

Originally Posted by john leon

Condescending vs. Condensation! To lower one self in a crawlspace as to being reduced as a vapor to a liquid.

Thank god for the ignore feature.

Originally Posted by John Arnold

Thank god for the ignore feature.

I always heard she was the smart one.