What do you think would be the easiest finishing move to escape?
Q. Name the top 3 finishing moves (no.1 being most) that would be realy easy to escape And the top 3 that would be really easy to reverse. Mine would be the 619 for escaping. And the Ric Flair figure-4-leg-lock where he dances around a bit before actually doing it.
Asked by RAW IS CENA - Wed Jul 30 05:49:42 2008 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1) 619 a lot of time to get away 2) mic check just sweep him backwards 3) sisscors kick (TNA) lots of time to move
Answered by MiiDGYKiiD 2o1o [Age 0f 0rt0n!!] - Thu Jul 31 16:16:29 2008

Why does my package of Porter-Cable galvanized finishing nails say not to use them outside?
Q. I bought Porter-Cable galvanized, 15 ga. finishing nails to use in laying deck boards (5/4" cedar). When I began I noticed the package says "Not for outdoor use - For interior only." What's up with that? I thought galvanized nails were exactly what you wanted for outdoor work. Any ideas about WHY it says not to use them outdoors, and more important, do you think it would be OK to use them for this purpose despite what the package says? Thanks!
Asked by Don P - Mon May 12 21:08:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. First of all, they are not hot-dipped galvanized, they are electroplated. That's why they are not rated for exterior use. Second, galvanized screws or nails react with the acids in cedar or redwood, and will turn black. This will cause streaking. The best thing to secure your deck boards is stainless deck screws. For 5/4" boards, you will want to use 2-1/2" screws. They are expensive, but worth it. Finish nails will never hold deck boards down. Once the sun hits them, they will pull out. I'd definitely recommend the screws.
Answered by woodtick314 - Mon May 12 23:47:40 2008

Does finishing off a loan payment early help a credit score?
Q. I hope this doesn't sound like a stupid question. But is there any benefit credit-wise in finishing off loan payments early if that's even possible? Or do I just finish off my payment on time and as scheduled according to the contract?
Asked by B24 - Sat Sep 12 00:59:33 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. paying it off early won't hurt or benefit your credit rating. if your goal with the loan is to establish or improve your credit rating it's probably better to make the monthly payments as agreed (on time!) the only benefit you have to paying it off early is probably paying less interest (assuming interest is compounded periodically and was not added on to the loan in one lump sum)
Answered by totrev76 - Sat Sep 12 01:08:16 2009