Thanks for the information. .... I am learning all the time.
Bob
Thanks for the information. .... I am learning all the time.
Bob
Houston, Texas.
Bob
I'm going to go back and look at the 5x5 stuff and see what it is that I really saw, now that I've been educated by all the geezer's in the conference.
Bob
OOPS... What kind'a tree is a "burch"..?? ;-(
IT's a favorite foR building privvies.
There's even a group dedicated to encouraging construction of those facilities, using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch (Society"", using it as the sole construction material.
What?? You've never heard of the "John Burch Society"?
That would be the Birch John Society.
A Burch is the tough side of a lesbian Betula pair.
Nit pick -- that's the people that promote the 'facilities'; those that promote the _material_ as ideal for the construction thereof are the group that I mentioned.
Bob is in Housten. Has anyone else seen Baltic Birch plywood at Home Depot in other parts of the country? Where?
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