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I was gonna say...you need to visit it more frequently or it's one hell of a big bar of soap.
I will not visit your family in the burn unit, although it is unlikely you would live through even the most minor fire. Envision melting styrofoam dripping onto exposed flesh.........kewl Dave wrote:
Probably had a visit one night from two men in black in one of those black invisible helicopters ................. Steve Steve
George wrote in news:jotiul$usd$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me: Yes, now a criminal working at a power company can check whether you are at home, so they can "visit" your home safely......
I'm sure I saw plain glass globe shades on a visit to B&Q or Homebase or somewhere like that, so try shopping about in the DIY places before you try specialist suppliers.
It was my pleasure - and your visit was way too short! I think you'll have fun with your CNC router project - and I'm /really/ looking forward to seeing what you do with it. :)
An example is at the California Railroad museum in Sacto (worth a visit, just to see the SP cab-forward). scott
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It's definitely worth a visit, as you can climb up inside the house-sized steam engine whilst it's operating.