Fuming it is! *PIC*

[Mo' Sawdust]

Being subtle only works for people with a clue. ;-)

[Swingman]

I was referring to the fact that you posted two messages in a row with no content, IOW they were BLANK messages.

Nuttin' to do with BAD.

[David F. Eisan]

Keef,

If you ask *really* nicely, I can bother my crusty neighbour and take a picture of his old Unisaur that has the Beaver tag on the dust door.

Thanks,

David.

Every neighbourhood has one, in mine, I'm him.

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[David F. Eisan]

Hello,

Everything to do with BAD. If you don't have anything good to say about something/someone, don't say anything at all.

Thanks,

David.

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[Swingman]

JEEEEZZZ!! ... It was NOT about BAD, or anything to do with BAD!!

It was A ***FRIENDLY** JOKE (maybe lame, but an attempted pun nonetheless), about your keyboard ribbon being fumed to white, David ... ever see a ribbon on a computer keyboard?

Get your shorts out of a twist. BAD has got you seeing bad in everyone.

[Bay Area Dave]

methinks you assume too much.

Mo' Sawdust wrote:

[Bay Area Dave]

[Bay Area Dave]

even I "got" your "keyboard" joke. You can lead these guys to a joke, but you can't make them laugh. :)

dave

Sw> JEEEEZZZ!! ... It was NOT about BAD, or anything to do with BAD!! >

[Unisaw A100]

Soooooooo, um Dave, what machine were you planning to buy next? Maybe we can work it into this thread and de-glam David.

UA100

[Guy Montag]

[Bay Area Dave]

please define "de-glam". I'm more likely to be buying Neander tools from now on...got most of the larger stuff now. Sure wish I was in the market for the new 735 planer though--saw it running yesterday and liked it very much.

the portion of this thread dealing with personality conflict is over, as far as I'm concerned. dave detests David and David detests Dave. works for me, and works for him. the rest of the crowd just hangs around to watch the action. sorry folks, action's over, as I've no more time for this than I'm sure he does.

(you can all go home now folks; show's over)

dave

Unisaw A100 wrote:

[Groggy]

Hemmingway must be spinning in his grave to have the noble Santiago associated with the Tail Gunner. Personally, I see him more as Shelly's Ozymandias. Loud, brash, and, ultimately, a tragic and pitiable figure.

Cluetoken ain't a town in the Ozarks y'know

[Unisaw A100]

Jeez, aw hell, and here you are the guy that busted open the whole thing wide open. Exposed the guy and everything.

So you're kinda getting wishy-washy on the whole stupid neander thing?...

Sounds to me like its alive and well but I not being you...

Like I said. Sure looks to me like a meaty bit or two flailing about.

If it was only true.

UA100

[Mark & Juanita]

Did I read the above right, there are two prisons closing down WW shops and outsourcing the work? There's a new one, prisoners outsourcing their work. :-)

[Charlie Self]

Mark & Juanita asks:

Hey, be nice. If the Army can outsource its beanies to China, why can't prisons? Next up: license plates in Chinese characters.

Charlie Self "Politics: A strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles. The conduct of public affairs for private advantage. " Ambrose Bierce

[PM6564]

Hey now - don't go associatin' the Ozarks and Tailgunner. That's downright disrespectful to the Ozarks.

p.s. I just found out that my g.g.g.g grandfather came to the Ozarks and was farming on a Spanish land grant 200+ years ago. To think that I came back to the same state via Indiana and Pennsylvania. Harry Chapin had it right about circles.

[Bay Area Dave]

I'm no Geraldo.

yeah, I may get my chance to rhapsodize about the transcendental bliss of shaving a wispy (or was it cottony?)...ah it was Chuck who deserves the credit for, " A full-width, translucent, cottony-soft shaving, and a surface that was noticeably smoother and shinier than any of the others." It WAS hard to hold back the wallet whilst eyeing the goods at the Lie-Nielsen booth yesterday. But I'm gonna start with a Veritas, if it's all the same to you L-N'ers out there. Gotta spread those buckaroos around where they do the most good.

"IT" IS not alive; sorry.

Maybe another day. Not today.

dave

[PM6564]

Yeah, life sucks don't it? You're spending your time with exotic Canadian women. I'm spending my time painting my daughter's room 2 different shades of pink. I actually had to go into the paint store and ask for a gallon of "Little Girl". She (three years old and 1 month) wanted to help paint her room so now I have pink all over my Carhart overalls.

What about a certain girl-at-the-beach-next-to-the-Ranger?

Guess what I've gotten myself into? I was all set to spend the winter making a new bed and dressser with some tasty walnut.

My wife told me that I have until the end of May to make a new cradle.

[Bay Area Dave]

So THAT'S the step I've been leaving out of my woodworking projects? I didn't know I'm suppose to sample the wood first! Thanks for the tip PM. BTW, how do you remove all those slivers from your tongue?

dave

PM6564 wrote: snip I was all set to spend the winter

[Fly-by-Night CC]

Sounds as good or better than anything I've been able to come up with - in my experience, the fumed cherry pieces haven't darkened any more. None are regularly exposed to direct sunlight, but I don't think it would do much more (if anything).