I don't get this?? For me it does nothing.
- dmnted

It's helpful when you're looking for tips on something because if everybody upvotes something about how to attach drywall to steel or whatever you can weigh that tip accordingly.

Oh for sure. I do have a soft spot for it in winter but it's a nice city overall.

- Scabeh

Do you happen to know where the definitive poutine is in QC?

The rumours are even more made up
- Zezel

Come on, now. I'm not going to stand for Ek slander, either.

It’s like getting likes on Facebook. Makes poster feel special…
- TurdFergeson

does downvote make poopty posters feel poopty?

does downvote make poopty posters feel poopty?
- senstroll

I wouldn’t know. I don’t have FB, instagram, Reddit TikTok or any if that bullshit

I wouldn’t know. I don’t have FB, instagram, Reddit TikTok or any if that bullshit
- TurdFergeson

So you snap?

Come on, now. I'm not going to stand for Ek slander, either.
- Whipper

I love when he posts some transaction that even a casual fan would know is not only unlikely but actually impossible and he immediately gets called out by a dozen posters. So I love all of his rumours.

I wouldn’t know. I don’t have FB, instagram, Reddit TikTok or any if that bullshit
- TurdFergeson

dont see hockeybuzz on the list

It’s like getting likes on Facebook. Makes poster feel special…
- TurdFergeson

I think it's the opposite side that's the useful tool. If you ever look at the way Reddit groups messages, a highly downvoted post is still present, but it is constrained - so you have to decide to click on it if you want to read it. You can see the user who posted it - so if a poster were a common irritant, then you could just choose to glide by without being irritated today - but you can always click on it if you're curious or if you typically like that user's POV.

I think it's the opposite side that's the useful tool. If you ever look at the way Reddit groups messages, a highly downvoted post is still present, but it is constrained - so you have to decide to click on it if you want to read it. You can see the user who posted it - so if a poster were a common irritant, then you could just choose to glide by without being irritated today - but you can always click on it if you're curious or if you typically like that user's POV.
- Monkeypunk

Good point. That would be the perfect tool for this forum as there are a lot of... err... tools.

Edit: Actually, there really are only a carnival worker's handful.

I love when he posts some transaction that even a casual fan would know is not only unlikely but actually impossible and he immediately gets called out by a dozen posters. So I love all of his rumours.
- Zezel

My all-time favourite was when Ek said Burkie (GM of the Leafs at the time) was aggressively pursuing a trade with Colorado for Marek Svatos.

It was so random, and so NOT what Burkie wanted on the Leafs. I kept asking Ek for updates for years.

Of course, I stopped when Svatos died. The rumour died with him.

My all-time favourite was when Ek said Burkie (GM of the Leafs at the time) was aggressively pursuing a trade with Colorado for Marek Svatos.

It was so random, and so NOT what Burkie wanted on the Leafs. I kept asking Ek for updates for years.

Of course, I stopped when Svatos died. The rumour died with him.
- Atomic Wedgie

I've been around long enough to remember when an E4 was signed, sealed, and delivered, 100% happening. Then Ek got so many E4s wrong, he had to create E5s

Oh for sure. I do have a soft spot for it in winter but it's a nice city overall.

- Scabeh

It's helpful when you're looking for tips on something because if everybody upvotes something about how to attach drywall to steel or whatever you can weigh that tip accordingly.
- Zezel

When was the last time someone talk about that?

I get it now since reddit banned from posting.

It's helpful when you're looking for tips on something because if everybody upvotes something about how to attach drywall to steel or whatever you can weigh that tip accordingly.
- Zezel

I have a tip you can upvote.

Then you can pull open the nightstand drawer and we'll have some jr whoppers!

nice alliteration
- senstroll

lmfaooooooooo 🤣

Attaching drywall to metal studs involves a few specific steps and tools.
Steps to Attach Drywall to Metal Studs

Measure and Cut Drywall:
- Measure the height and width of the area where you will install the drywall.
- Use a drywall knife or T-square to cut the drywall sheets to the appropriate size.
Position the Drywall:
- Place the drywall sheet vertically against the metal studs. Start from one corner of the wall, ensuring it is flush with the top and bottom.
Secure with Screws:
- Use self-tapping drywall screws designed for metal studs.
- Space screws about 12 to 16 inches apart along the edges and in the field of the drywall.
- Make sure to drive the screws just below the surface of the drywall without breaking the paper.
Continue with Additional Sheets:
- Repeat the process for additional drywall sheets, ensuring that edges are staggered for better structural integrity.
Finish the Joints:
- After all sheets are installed, tape and mud the joints with joint compound to create a smooth surface.
Tips

Use a drywall lift if you're working with large sheets on ceilings or high walls.
Avoid over-tightening screws to prevent damage to the drywall.
Pre-drill holes in the metal studs if you’re having trouble screwing in the self-tapping screws.

Attaching drywall to metal studs involves a few specific steps and tools.
Steps to Attach Drywall to Metal Studs

Measure and Cut Drywall:
- Measure the height and width of the area where you will install the drywall.
- Use a drywall knife or T-square to cut the drywall sheets to the appropriate size.
Position the Drywall:
- Place the drywall sheet vertically against the metal studs. Start from one corner of the wall, ensuring it is flush with the top and bottom.
Secure with Screws:
- Use self-tapping drywall screws designed for metal studs.
- Space screws about 12 to 16 inches apart along the edges and in the field of the drywall.
- Make sure to drive the screws just below the surface of the drywall without breaking the paper.
Continue with Additional Sheets:
- Repeat the process for additional drywall sheets, ensuring that edges are staggered for better structural integrity.
Finish the Joints:
- After all sheets are installed, tape and mud the joints with joint compound to create a smooth surface.
Tips

Use a drywall lift if you're working with large sheets on ceilings or high walls.
Avoid over-tightening screws to prevent damage to the drywall.
Pre-drill holes in the metal studs if you’re having trouble screwing in the self-tapping screws.
- Fakepartofme

Joint compound is the bomb. You can do anything with that poop. I swear you could build a house out of it.

Attaching drywall to metal studs involves a few specific steps and tools.
Steps to Attach Drywall to Metal Studs

Measure and Cut Drywall:
- Measure the height and width of the area where you will install the drywall.
- Use a drywall knife or T-square to cut the drywall sheets to the appropriate size.
Position the Drywall:
- Place the drywall sheet vertically against the metal studs. Start from one corner of the wall, ensuring it is flush with the top and bottom.
Secure with Screws:
- Use self-tapping drywall screws designed for metal studs.
- Space screws about 12 to 16 inches apart along the edges and in the field of the drywall.
- Make sure to drive the screws just below the surface of the drywall without breaking the paper.
Continue with Additional Sheets:
- Repeat the process for additional drywall sheets, ensuring that edges are staggered for better structural integrity.
Finish the Joints:
- After all sheets are installed, tape and mud the joints with joint compound to create a smooth surface.
Tips

Use a drywall lift if you're working with large sheets on ceilings or high walls.
Avoid over-tightening screws to prevent damage to the drywall.
Pre-drill holes in the metal studs if you’re having trouble screwing in the self-tapping screws.
- Fakepartofme

I’m not saying you should have picked plaster. Im just saying you should have considered it.

i just downvoted all this drywall nonsense

Attaching drywall to metal studs involves a few specific steps and tools.
Steps to Attach Drywall to Metal Studs

Measure and Cut Drywall:
- Measure the height and width of the area where you will install the drywall.
- Use a drywall knife or T-square to cut the drywall sheets to the appropriate size.
Position the Drywall:
- Place the drywall sheet vertically against the metal studs. Start from one corner of the wall, ensuring it is flush with the top and bottom.
Secure with Screws:
- Use self-tapping drywall screws designed for metal studs.
- Space screws about 12 to 16 inches apart along the edges and in the field of the drywall.
- Make sure to drive the screws just below the surface of the drywall without breaking the paper.
Continue with Additional Sheets:
- Repeat the process for additional drywall sheets, ensuring that edges are staggered for better structural integrity.
Finish the Joints:
- After all sheets are installed, tape and mud the joints with joint compound to create a smooth surface.
Tips

Use a drywall lift if you're working with large sheets on ceilings or high walls.
Avoid over-tightening screws to prevent damage to the drywall.
Pre-drill holes in the metal studs if you’re having trouble screwing in the self-tapping screws.
- Fakepartofme

thanks Fake,

I needed this.

i just downvoted all this drywall nonsense
- senstroll

Dammit, take my upvote.

Do you happen to know where the definitive poutine is in QC?
- Zezel

Are you hoping to start a war here Zezel?!?

thanks Fake,

I needed this.





- dmnted

i just downvoted all this drywall nonsense
- senstroll

When life gives you drywall, make a smooth finish.