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I have the marks to prove it!

I have the marks to prove it!


Much better.Fixed...
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That looks like Sakrete brand concrete mix, it's already a mix of cement and sand, you just add water. You can literally use them like bricks, just stack them up and pour water on them.Continuation on the Instructions for the shampoo:
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and yes the cement sacks are intact, they was'nt empty and refill with stones.





Learning some straight up facts from @Veho today.That looks like Sakrete brand concrete mix, it's already a mix of cement and sand, you just add water. You can literally use them like bricks, just stack them up and pour water on them.
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Then you peel off the paper and you have a wall:
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cool, on the insturctions for a similar mix here on "Home center" (a ripoff of Home Depot) is stated you use a concrete mixer and you only need to add water, could be a different mixThat looks like Sakrete brand concrete mix, it's already a mix of cement and sand, you just add water. You can literally use them like bricks, just stack them up and pour water on them.
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Then you peel off the paper and you have a wall:
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Those ready-to-use mixtures "just add water no machine required" exist, and they might be good for quickly mounting fence posts with a bit of concrete. Dig hole, put post in, fill it with the concrete powder and lastly add a bit of water.That looks like Sakrete brand concrete mix, it's already a mix of cement and sand, you just add water. You can literally use them like bricks, just stack them up and pour water on them.
Then you peel off the paper and you have a wall:
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And the instructions for Q-tips say you shouldn't insert them into your ears, and yet here we arecool, on the insturctions for a similar mix here on "Home center" (a ripoff of Home Depot) is stated you use a concrete mixer and you only need to add water, could be a different mixit looks nice.
https://www.sakrete.com/content/uploads/2021/07/High-Strength-Concrete.pdf

And yet, we still do it without realising the risks.And the instructions for Q-tips say you shouldn't insert them into your ears, and yet here we are![]()

I will not trust on that neither!Those ready-to-use mixtures "just add water no machine required" exist, and they might be good for quickly mounting fence posts with a bit of concrete. Dig hole, put post in, fill it with the concrete powder and lastly add a bit of water.
The concrete that doesn't need to be actively mixed with a machine is overly expensive. Building that wall costs a fortune… and the result doesn't look too convincing: There are a lot of crumbs and tiny stones covered with cement that seemingly fell off the "bricks".
All in all, I would not trust the construction on the sewer pipe.

that cheese must contain something very "special"
Maybe it comes with the cow itself.that cheese must contain something very "special"
