In the military, we are putting in a position where our rank/title matters, and we can be an iron clad and order following machine and that's a favorable trait, both to your boss and your subordinate.

Scrapping the anvil probably got them 1/10th the amount of money in scrap iron as the copper and I know for sure it's the harder thing to remove.......Tim

Living in a market that has seen a decline in home values for the better part of the decade, we thought we might as well strike while the iron is hot.

Additionally, considering the house is on a cast iron pipe system, I'm wondering if it might be more practical to replace the entire system to avoid future issues.

Ironically, the skills I have developed as a Realtor regarding estimating comps and ARV have become invaluable.

Weightlifting is simple, but put a couple hundred pounds of iron on that barbell and it sure isn't easy.

I used to change my own oil and mow my lawn, as well as iron my own dress shirts. 

Iron sharpens iron.  

It is also ironic that you're posting to tell people not to take advice/information from online sources while simultaneously dispensing advice online.

Ironically I’m saving a lot by renting right now, it’s just math at the end of the day.