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[patriarch]

[e-mail] (Yahoo) wrote in news: [e-mail]:

Uhhh, no.

Patriarch

[B a r r y]

Oh, it's you!

How'd the pine floor come out? Have you been riding much down there?

Barry

[J G]

You obviously are new (relatively speaking) around these parts. Those who know me, would know better than to make such a statement.

[J G]

Aye, just getting settled in the new homestead, and getting my net accounts set back up.

Pine was the walls, Oak for the floors. It's not up yet, schedule got a bit whacky in the last two weeks, between finishing the house, work, college, and moving the contents of the house South.

Recently, no. But the new house is 1.2 miles from Stanky Creek. It isn;t any FOMBA but it's as close as one can get in this flat-land.

[Larry Jaques]

On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 13:40:27 GMT, "J G" calmly ranted:

So sign 'em "Spokie" and we'll all know. Also, please don't reply to/converse with the bad guys.

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[J G]

Occupational habit/hazard.

[Larry Jaques]

On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 19:22:03 GMT, "J G" calmly ranted:

You're quick John. (I meant here on the Wreck.)

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[Andy Dingley]

They had servants and nurseries though. Historically (certainly for upper-class England, where the good floors were) there was less tendency to wear outdoor footwear indoors.