A gloat?

formatting link
far he hasn't responded to me about when I can pick it up. Until he does, I am not going to make plans for the 3" thick oak...

Reply to
Toller
Loading thread data ...

formatting link
> So far he hasn't responded to me about when I can pick it up. Until he

Yes, when you do get it, you will have a top notch gloat.

Reply to
Edwin Pawlowski

A gloat in waiting.

Reply to
Upscale

formatting link
> So far he hasn't responded to me about when I can pick it up. Until he

The least you could have done was bid a nice round number like 2.00 or 3.00. But NO, you had to go and bid a number that was accurate to the penny. I feel my nose rubbed in the sand. You got a full-on gloat that starts with a capital O for Obnoxious! YOU SUCK! Just to feel better I'm going to go make a workbench out of cardboard and tell you how cheap the cardboard was. ;-)

Bob

Reply to
BillyBob

formatting link
>

Actually I couldn't have. The first bid was $1.00, so my bid was $1.25 automatically. I couldn't bid more except by bidding against myself with a second identity.

Reply to
Toller

Well, there's the rough-sawn lumber you need for your bat houses...

Reply to
Doug Miller

BillyBob I can make your gloat just as obscene as Toller's. Ya see I = make cardboard for a living so just tell me how much ya need and you can = pick it up for $.69 here at my house ! Puff

formatting link
>

Reply to
Puff Griffis

Hey AlphaTurd! I got to my cottage Thursdays and was surprised to find my driveway lights on. I figured there must have been a poweroutage that got the timer off. But when I went under the house and checked, the timer was laying on the ground. Well, that must have been the cause; maybe an animal knocked it down and it broke. Inside everything looked right; the timer was set properly, and was running. So why were the lights on? Closer investigation showed that the "on" and "off" tabs had been switched, so it was going on at midnight, and off at 8PM. Somebody must have gone under the house, switched the tabs, and not been able to find the screw it mounted on because it was too dark. Well, I am 30 miles from town, and a mile from my nearest neighbor. Who on earth could have done this? I thought of you! There couldn't more than one jerk who would go to such lengths to do something so petty and stupid. Naw couldn't be you, you are probably too fat to get under the house.

Reply to
Toller

Just think how pissed off woodhacker123 must have been

FoggyTown

Reply to
foggytown

formatting link
> >

Picked the wood up today; nicer than the pictures! Now, what do I do with 3" thick oak?

Reply to
Toller

Heckofadeal

3" can make one hell of a garden type bench or table top.
Reply to
Edwin Pawlowski

You post a gloat and ask what to do with a piece of 3" thick oak? Seems like an opening to a "stick it where the sun don't ..."

Folks in this forum are pretty nice, I'd say. No snide comments. I like it.

formatting link
>> >

Reply to
Hedley

HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.