Off Grid tiny cabin trouble! Drywall disaster and failing solar power!

[@longbeardmcstruttin5876]

Definitely my favorite KZbinr, nothing fake or made up about this guy. Just a man enjoying his life!

[@doughershberger4285]

He definitely got a great demeanor and makes his channel enjoyable!

[@jeffclark862]

That looks great! You may have a future in drywall. 😆 not my favorite thing either.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

So now I know I can't trust anything you say! lol!

[@jeffclark862]

@@TRERUNSWILD 😆 🤣

[@richardwood4305]

You , my friend, are a good man. We, as a country, need more like you.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Those are very kind words Richard. And kind words matter. Thank you for that.

[@cindyblair1283]

Another exciting video Terry. You never seem to amaze me with anything that comes your way, you definitely have some strong patience!!! With that said we are not supposed to judge anyone. I think the guest house looks awesome and you have definitely gave it your best shot. I can’t wait until you put the finish touches of decor into it. Thanks for sharing until next time have a good weekend.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Made some big progress this week. It's starting to look like a real bunkhouse now

[@carmelt]

Very entertaining. At least you kept problem-solving 🤗

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thought the 2x4 would be enough but obviously I should have used some bracing!

[@robynfedalen1777]

I felt so bad for you trying to put that ceiling up by yourself, but you got it! I think you’re doing great. River is looking beautiful as always. ❤️✌🏻

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks Robyn!

[@paullivo9694]

great job Terry! Again I really enjoy your Videos. Looking forward to the next one!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks! I have a couple in edits now

[@Hillbilly007-yd9gu]

Bath room is looking great. Nice job.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks. A long way from perfect but I'm learning as I go!

[@waltmoore3095]

Thanks for mentioning the Helene victims. Nice prayer.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thank you, sir

[@gregeliason9625]

Always a pleasure to watch your vids Brother.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Hi Greg! Hope all is well !

[@gregeliason9625]

@@TRERUNSWILD. Still living the semi retirement dream Brother.

[@linneyatkins6955]

Your sheetrock installation got more than just a chuckle from me. I couldn’t quit laughing!!! Sure did like that song in the background about TN. The leaves here close to the Smoky Mts. & where I live are just starting to turn. Love this time of year. Really enjoyed your video Terry. 🤗

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@roballen506]

I'm the one chuckling. A for effort but that's why you do the ceilings first then the walls. Keep up the good work.

[@rayfagullar5805]

Ceiling first no doubt

[@Kevin_D1]

I learned that the hard way. Ceiling FIRST!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I had no idea. Now I know for next time!,

[@noyopacific]

Thanks for the video Terry ! An option to consider for alternative lighting fixtures might be to mount and plumb in some propane light fixtures: (Humphrey Propane Indoor Gas Light.) I have several that I'd be very happy give you but I don't plan to go back to my cabin until February. I actually prefer the convenience and cost of portable propane lanterns. I have also assembled a collection of oil lamps over the years. As much as I enjoy oil lamps their exhaust can give me bad headaches when used in confined spaces. BTW, the best lamp fuel I've found for reducing soot and odor is charcoal lighter fluid. It's easy to find and much cheaper than "ultrapure lamp oil" which I suspect is the same thing. I'm not going to comment on your struggles with drywall except to say that I could relate. It was good content and was courageous for you to post it. 😜 Thanks again for the video !

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yeah I'm not much of a fan of the soot from the lamps. I forgot I have some old propane camping lanterns in the garage I haven't used for years! Thanks for reminding me!

[@vam-34]

Beautiful prayer 🙏 thank you We have progress in the bunkhouse! Well done !

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Its adding up. The last week had some other big improvements as well

[@mikefenger6049]

Beautiful supper prayer Terry.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks Mike!

[@leeslone3640]

I I think he's one of the honest persons on KZbin what you see is what you get he don't have to make nothing up for you to watch him❤❤ KZbin channel and enjoy it

[@TRERUNSWILD]

So true! You get the good and the bad.

[@hpiplumbing]

Terry, I just finished doing my drywall! I bought a drywall lift! Your more than welcome to borrow it for the higher ceiling in the other room! I had tight joints from doing solo, and using it! Cuz taping sucks! 😂 great video! Love the channel! Tell river dog 👋!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I think I'm going to go with tongue and groove in the ceiling. Unless it's hurricane pricing when I get to that point. Are you pretty close to me?

[@laruedouglas7972]

I remember helping my folks putting sheetrock on the ceiling, my dad made some T's out of 2×4's. Boy that helped a lot 👍.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I thought I could get by with just the single piece but a T-bar would have made in huge difference. A perfect example of how trying to take a shortcut made a harder result

[@wisconsinwoodsman1987]

I just finished wiring and have the tape mudded in on my 10 x 12. Still have 2 finish coats to do. The amount of anger and filth my cabin walls endured is phenomenal. 99.9% of it was done by me. I felt your pain putting that ceiling piece up.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

LOL! Oh I HEAR ya brother!

[@karengladys2011]

Love to watch your videos Terry! You are honest , funny, and never give up on projects that you are doing at the cabin!❤️ We had our cabin in the mountains for 28 years , but with my hubby’s health not good we decided we had to sell it! It was a very hard decision cause we loved it so much! Many memories were made and we will miss it for sure!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That would be so hard after after all the memories. I plan to leave my to my kids. If they sell I'll never know

[@steveshears1293]

Rey Terry, as long as the Boss doesn't care about the speed you are going,it's all good! the bunker Bathroom looks great.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

True. And River is a pretty easy boss!

[@DavidRobinson-mx6cl]

Awesome progress , you have more patience than I do ! Thanks for sharing !!!!! 😊🙏👍❤️

[@TRERUNSWILD]

You are very welcome!

[@scottkirner1098]

You’re the man Terry. Thanks again for sharing your North woods experiences!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

You are so welcome, my friend, I'm glad you could join us!

[@bryanlaudermilch8526]

May God Bless you and your family!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I appreciate that very much

[@Mntguy-nr9vl]

It was 23° in Maine this morning, I'm hoping for a cooler winter than last year it didn't snow until February. The cabin looks great. I think it was a massive undertaking but you doing really well.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yikes! So far we have not had a hard killing frost here

[@christinemccarthy2197]

It's looking great 👍

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Hi Christine!

[@TonyGeneseo]

A: there’s SO MUCH to be said and APPRECIATED about working alone doing whatever it is that you’re doing ! And YOU will appreciate those struggles more than any other human !! And you know that’s the truth ! 😎 B : knowing that you’re progressing no matter how slow you perceive it to be is STILL PROGRESS ! Even if only the knowledge you gain from mistakes ! Ask me how I know ! 😂 C : YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION to anyone who has never done any of their things that YOU ARE DOING ! Even if it’s not coming out or gong exactly the way your brain expected that it would and that’s OK ! FORWARD PROGRESS is always just that ! Nothing more but CERTAINLY NOTHING LESS ! Knowledge attained from attempting is immeasurable ! You inspire me my friend ! Wish I could show you a pic of my project ! Take care T

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Feel free to email a pic @ [e-mail].

[@jeffking6529]

Looks good, thanks for taking us along.Take care.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

You are very welcome! Thanks for coming!

[@januszlewicki5783]

Hello Trre.Advice for you. 1) Garlic is best planted in September and October. 2)Before planting, it is worth feeding the position for garlic with a large dose of compost3)Garlic has a fairly shallow root system. It reaches only up to 20-30 cm with its roots. Therefore, nutrients must be supplied close to the roots so that it can absorb them. 3) Garlic likes sunny positions very much. It also does well in partial shade, but then it has smaller teeth and takes longer to mature. It is better not to plant garlic near conifers. These are evergreen plants that do not shed their leaves for the winter. They cast shade on other plants all year round. Garlic, on the other hand, can be planted near trees and shrubs whose leaves fall off for the winter. It starts vegetation very early, at the end of winter, when there are no leaves on the trees yet. Thanks to this, it is not shaded and can enjoy the sun for many weeks, storing nutrients in its teeth.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I just got mine in this week. I'm hoping for a good harvest if it fails again I'm giving up

[@TheLiFeInPines]

This video reminds me of how much I dislike drywall 😂 Looks great Terry! If anyone is smart enough to see the little mistakes, they should be smart enough not to say anything 👌🏻 😂 Hope you have a great week ahead! 🌲😊❤️

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That is a solid point!

[@JLGWoodscapes]

Hi Tre! The bunkhouse is looking awesome!! The struggle is real!!! lol thanks for taking us along for that😂

[@nahnotsomuch2292]

About 15 years ago I was working for a well known satellite TV company. Went to do a repair for an old farmer here in Minnesota. The guys back yard had an absolute carpet of acorns. I made mention of it. And he said, 'Best bundle up this winter. That many acorns means it's going to be a bitter cold winter.' That old man was not wrong. That winter had some crazy cold. Downright abusive. I personally hope we get another winter similar to last year. I'd be good with that.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I agree! Im hoping we are both wrong and it's sunny and warm!

[@100lsenior]

Holy smokes - determination.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Or not smart enough to know when to say when!

[@bizzeeBe]

Way to shine the light~much appreciated! 😊

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thank you for the support!

[@katedee5890]

I'm so sorry, but I laughed when you were putting up that drywall. Please don't hate me. 😅 I really did feel badly, though, as I can only imagine how frustrating that was for you. You figured it out, and it looks amazing. The bunkhouse is coming along splendidly. You're going to have a lot of raspberries for homemade pies, cookies, tea, etc. Mmmm... delicious. It's always good seeing a video from you, Terry. Stay safe and warm, and may God bless you always. 🙏

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thank you for those kind words!

[@lorettafrancoeur8476]

Hey, how are you doing lately? I think you did amazing job in the bathroom. Have a wonderful week and stay safe and sound and take care 🙂

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks Loretta! I'm doing well!

[@judyrice3883]

You are so down to earth Love your videos. Keep going.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

thanks Judy!

[@lipsticklodge7526]

U did a great job on the bathroom! And YOU did it yourself!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

If anyone complains they are sleeping in a tent

[@mike241]

Hey, funnyman and river bathroom looks good. Didn't know they had mood lighting for a bathroom 😂

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I put the same lights in the front room. I was hoping to save watts when full light wasn't needed

[@larrysmith6499]

Looking good

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks Larry

[@brianlusher]

Those of us that have tackled home renovations can feel your pain, you're the only one brave enough to film it😂🫡.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

LOL! The thing is when I show my disasters I get so many great tips that I learn so much from. If I hid the struggles I'd never know better ways.

[@jim8550]

Terry, it’s looking great. I had a similar issue with sheet rock. It is so hard to hang but yourself. I broke mine, I could have bit a 20 penny nail in half.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I thought for sure mine was going to break!

[@uncle_creepy2743]

im so jealous .... i havnt been up to tha cabin in a few months... bout to head up in a week... i cant wait..... have a great day Terry..... try a corner trowel, works for beginners...

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I hope have a good trip!

[@RobertWalther-nl5df]

Love your honesty about the drywall. Thanks for sharing.😊

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I'm afraid if I didn't post my mistakes Id never have anything to post!

[@Ritterkritterz]

Nice video Terry. We had a ton of acorns last fall here in wisconsin.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I wonder if they just caught up from the drought last year? we will know soon enough!

[@whitetailwarriorsdeercamp88]

Look at the bright side all the $ you saved doing it yourself. It may not looked the best to you but it looked fine and nobody will know. I think your doing a great job👍

[@AspenWoods217]

I call that meal poor man's stroganoff when I use burger instead of steak. The time of year is coming when the sun is always in our eyes....and not charging solar. Hope it's figured out by now for you. Bathroom looks great. Perfect imperfections keep us trying and learning. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Changed out the battery and still having issues. But leaves are still on the trees so I hope that is the issue. fingers crossed

[@AspenWoods217]

@@TRERUNSWILD me too! Won't be long and the leaves will be down. Deer stands all set? Almost rut time here in the mitten.

[@SZNszn1167]

Hanging drywall on the ceiling by yourself is a huge pain. You’re doing great buddy.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

So glad it's over. So glad.......

[@donnathompson5641]

HEY!! Home with a viral infection. You're making my day!!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh no! I hope you are feeling better now!

[@susiemac4418]

When I was young me and my brothers would have to help hold up the drywall or plywood for my dad while he got a couple nails in. When we got to be teenagers and weren't around as much to help he rigged up a "dead man" (thats what he called it) to hold up the dtywall. Then when we would walk in he would straight face annoyed say " you've been replaced by a post". Lol I haven't thought about that in years

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I could use some tips from your Dad!

[@suewalters9822]

Its been a beautiful Autumn in Minnesota, unlike many other states. Very grateful for fall breeze, falling leaves. Your drywall adventure was fun to watch. I like your oak slab, great idea! I hope you are wrong about the winter, its such a long season. Stay safe and have a great weekend! 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh I know, the older I get the less tolerant of the winter I am. Gosh this has been a nice mont though.

[@jeffnorman1598]

CAULKING IS YOUR FRIEND WHEN IT COMES TO CRACK'S IN THE CORNERS.... BUT THE DRYWALL LOOKS GOOD TO ME BUB... 👍 👍

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks, I appreciate the encouragement, I’ll try some caulking!

[@bwcok7947]

Maybe try some flagging around your dead standing before all the leaves fall off closest to your cabin. It could be a great start to using your chainsaw mill and making a solar/diesel heater shed from scratch like Ringworm. That way you can take care of 4 things all at once. Solar - lithium battery bank, cabin, and bunk house. The heater's thermostat can run on your lowest setting keeping the batteries at operating temps while gone. Run it remotely to heat one or both the cabin and bunk house also. Maybe even water storage pump house hub also.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I'm behind on his vids.. I'll have to catch up!

[@jbjgaluh]

Great job, cheers.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thank you!

[@mxer7277]

lol i feel your pain on the drywall, i made it up the ladder only to have the brace 2x4 fall towards me and center punch me in the forehead hahaha but hey you got it done! NEVER give up!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh man! I feel your pain!

[@troypost4033]

Cealing goes up first. Allows for errors then the walls. I grew up with a father who, and still is a carpenter who tried to teach me stuff. Wasn't my thing but he did teach me some. BTW my dad is still working at 80 dong projects for friends. He will go out doing what he loves

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I learn so much from you guys! If I never posted the bad stuff I'd never learn as many tips and tricks..... I really appreciate it.

[@badcompany3057]

Always entertaining.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Like a train wreck. Hard to watch but you do anyway!

[@tommyb.7977]

When ever I'm putting drywall up i will take two 2x4's and connect them in a T so when you get the drywall up you can use the T shap to support all the way across the sheat of drywall that your installing. Enjoy and be Safe.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That would have made a big difference with balance

[@CanadianCivilDefenceMuseum]

I bought a drywall lift off FB market place and it was the best thing I ever did! FYI your ceiling should've been installed first.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Someone else said that and I guess it makes sense now since most of the problem was the tight fit

[@davemcavene]

Got to love stubborn determination 😂. That sheet of drywall would have been in a million pieces if it was me haha. Keep up the great work brother, Things are coming along nicely!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

HAHA! Oh it was tempting that's for sure!

[@susannewhirley8709]

Hi! From Brainerd/ Baxter..always watching

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Hi Susanne!

[@go4lowcost652]

Sheetrock looks good to me!!!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I appreciate that!

[@ronneglia2292]

Great video Terry! Watching you put up the ceiling in your bathroom, reminds me of me working alone on my cabin. So frustrating sometimes, but well worth it.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I the end it's done. Next week I'll be frustrated by something else

[@andyparstino7280]

Looks great to me!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thank you Andy!

[@canajian]

🖐😎👍 yer gettin it done amigo 👍👍

[@TRERUNSWILD]

It all adds up.

[@jasonurevig5775]

i like you show the imperfections but you get it done! Just like me.

[@ChooseFreedom-o1e]

Maybe working with smaller pieces of drywall for overhead installations would help. It was painful watching you struggle with those big sheets lol.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh trust me......it was painful trying to do it. That would have helped but gosh I'm so bad at seems

[@bwcok7947]

Hebrews 12:1-2 "And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith". The race in this verse is a contest to become more like Christ, and it's a race against ourselves, not against others. The race requires endurance, or the ability to keep going despite fatigue or pressure to quit. Thank you for all of your hard work and time. Terrific prayer. ❤

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I love that!

[@doughershberger4285]

Don’t ask me why, but I do know that you’re supposed to hang the ceiling before doing the walls. 🤷🏻‍♂️ But ya got it done and that’s all that matters. But I think you get a better fit by doing it that way. 👍🏻

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Someone else mentioned that also. Huh, Never knew. And I never would have known if yall hadn't told me. I learn so much from you guys!

[@kevinwiley9696]

Terry, next time cut it in half and only work with 1/2 of it. You will have a seam but it will go up in a few minutes with less frustration.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That first smaller peice went so easily I got fooled. That would have made a huge difference.

[@leeslone3640]

That was close you just about lost a window❤❤

[@TRERUNSWILD]

So glad I didn't! I broke one the day I was putting them in!

[@mikemckinley1031]

Hello Terry next time make a T out of 2x4 it’s more stable that way I thought you would’ve known that

[@TRERUNSWILD]

The smaller piece went so easy I thought I could get by. An example of a shortcut making life harder

[@JamesAmbrose48]

You’re going to want a pump as you will find gravity feed very unsatisfactory. I recommend a SeaFlo pump which is what I use for my cabin and it works like a champ.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh good advice. I'll have to wait until spring now though

[@sandywest7664]

A small piece of flat plywood on the end of that 2x4 would help.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That would have. Or a brace on the wall to fit the end of the sheet in

[@bryanjelinski8036]

better make sure to seal well behind the ceiling trim piece, otherwise you're going to have mold in the insulation behind the drywall.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh yeah, that is a good point I hadn't thought of. Someone mentioned using caulk in the seams so I hope that will seal it and not use trim

[@mikefenger6049]

White paintable caulk will fix those corners you may dispise

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That is a good point! I will try that!

[@jimspinelli5166]

I'm sure someone has already said this, when hanging drywall, ceiling 1st then the walls

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh! You are the first that I've read so far. That makes sense now because part of my problem was the tight fit going up.

[@randycornell9796]

If it's good enough for you, that's all that matters..

[@TRERUNSWILD]

So True. It bothers me now but next week something else will be the disaster that bothers me.

[@denwater7874]

I'm full in Team Chuckle. Mostly because I would have done worse myself.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Welcome to the team!

[@mrmonaco]

Good stuff buddy. How you gonna keep the water supply for the shower from freezing?

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I’m going to have to resort to buckets from the cabin after freeze up.

[@Timr45_70]

Caulk those little cracks in the corners , wipe with a wet finger and let dry , then paint . no one will ever notice .

[@TRERUNSWILD]

THAT is the answer that makes me HAPPY! Great tip.

[@MarkJohnson-pt5cu]

Amen

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Hi Mark! Thanks for the support

[@jvanatta__9508]

Nothing like sitting by a oil lamp

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Sounds very relaxing!

[@RvlifeIndiana]

Just a suggestion You should do the ceiling first

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I love this channel. I learn so much from you guys. Now I know for next time.

[@johncinotti151]

Terry what is the reason you insulated the interior wall going to the shower?

[@TRERUNSWILD]

In the winter the bunkhouse will not be heated. I wanted the bathroom to be insulated so I can heat the small space if I wanted to shower rather than heating up the whole bunkhouse space.

[@bryanjelinski8036]

Ceilings are always hung first.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I never knew that! Next time I will do that. I learn so much from you guys!

[@knolltop314]

Many studies made to determine reason(s) for good/bad mast seasons. No luck so far.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yeah, probably a 100 variables that could affect it. Guess it’s back to the wooly bears!

[@robertstewart5685]

Make yourself 2-T frames 3/4” short of ceiling

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That would have helped. I was being lazy and it backfired.

[@bryanjelinski8036]

You're supposed to use a different kind of (moisture resistant) drywall in a bathroom. It looked painful.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I used green in the shower area, And in MN you are not supposed to use green on exterior walls. So i hope I'll be ok?

[@1989Falkor]

There's still dozens of people missing.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I'm still waiting for one of the subscribers from south GA to post. He is usually pretty regular and I'm a bit worried about him.

[@hunterwelch3358]

a T shaped 2x4 holds up a lot better

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yes, I should have done that. I got fooled with the first smaller piece when it went up so easily.

[@stephengagnon4714]

Dry wall is the worst job but at the end everything looks nice

[@TRERUNSWILD]

The first person that complains gets to sleep in a tent!

[@stephengagnon4714]

@@TRERUNSWILD LOL agree

[@ligiamaria7953]

Quando vc terminar vai estar todo machucado e cheio de dores nas costas e braços, va com calma

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Strong like bull! 😂

[@eddygoodwin7089]

You can borrow my dry wall lift, I’m just in Idaho few miles away is all

[@TRERUNSWILD]

See you in 10! :)

[@eddygoodwin7089]

@@TRERUNSWILD 🤣

[@alliewolf71]

😂❤😊❤😊❤Amen

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks Al!

[@alliewolf71]

@@TRERUNSWILD 😀

[@billmcgannon5995]

You Sheetrock the ceiling 1st

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That's what I'm hearing. I learn so much from you guys

[@wandaguyton446]

Make you a t to hold it up.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Good point. The smaller piece went up so easy I got fooled

[@tomtlo992]

Always Sheetrock ceiling first. Also make your 2x4 brace a T brace. Good job. Keep up the great work.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

The ceiling first would have helped. The tight fit was part of the problem. I learn so much from you guys. If I didn't show my mistakes I'd never learn the right way because I never better, Thanks!

[@lcurtsinger4313]

👍🇺🇲🙏

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks for hanging out with us Curt

[@Jeff-vt8kn]

Why didn't you just do it in sections.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I wanted to avoid more seams

[@grpcchurchnortonva.8024]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks for the chuckle and not the insults!