Follow up to "We the Undersigned" ALL *NONTROLLISH* WW please read

absolutely, John! I deplore trollish behavior. It is childish and wastes the reader's time.

dave

John Moorhead wrote:

OK, Nahm sucks!

Seriously, I don't respond to trolls, don't make public *plonk* noises, and sure-as-shirt just let the crap that inevitably crosses my screen roll off my shoulders, down the gutter and out to the sewage plant where it belongs.

Standin' up and pronouncin' yourself 4-square ag'in somethin' is the obverse of trolling.

I mostly lurk. When I've got something to contribute I do. Otherwise it's all same-same to me - ducks or geese, s'no matter.

Tooken, as a fellow dumb-asser.

Best,

Marc

I once hooked up with a girl referred to as "The Troll" in college.

JP

did she resemble Don King?

dave

Jay Pique wrote:

How have you found Titebond II? I have been using Lee Valley GF 2002, but am not always so happy with it; it seems a little hard to spread and the dark colour can be more of a liability then a benefit. Was thinking about switching, but it could be me, not the glue...

PK

Paul Kierstead wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@nntp.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com:

It's always right there on the shelf, with the blue bottle top. Right next to the 6 other bottles of glue. ;-)

Mostly I use Original Titebond, because the inevitable squeeze out is easier to clean up, and the glue that ends up on my shop clothing generally washes out of my shop clothing. That, and I don't need added water resistance for most of my projects.

If you meant Titebond III, then I'm totally unqualified to answer.

I DO like the Franklin Poly glue for the times when poly is appropriate.

Patriarch More Signal. Less Noise. (tm charlieb)

I'm in.

Keith Bohn

Me too

I shop at Harbor Freight. Occasionally. But just for the clamps. That's all.

...and the $20 stack dado. I don't need anything else.

except maybe the $39 drill press. But, that's all.

Well, the $99 wire welder. But nothing else.

Occassionally some cheap air tools, But nothing more.

I go there for disposable brushes Thats all I'll buy there

Well, there was the $219 14" bandsaw But I wouldn't buy any real tools there

The $7.99 cordless drill is still kicking after a year but I only go for the brushes

Doug, WTF is going on? Did you change language sets, or catch a virus or something? The last 2-3 days, almost every time I try to open one of your messages, I get flagged with a request to download a"Pan-European language set" of 1.8meg. for proper display. After I hit the "cancel" button a couple times, I can see the message, but it's a PITA.

and that dust collector is a great deal if you catch it on sale....

I may have done something in the last day or so to read (I thought) an email. Can you "view->source" of this message, cut and paste and send me an email with the nasties? Tings still look OK to me using Pan as a newsreader, and I thought I made the temporary change using Evolution as the email reader???

-Doug

Nahmie,

Was it ISO-8859-13? I think I may have it reset to ISO-8859-1 now. Let me know...

-Doug

Thank you, no. I have quite enough things that collect dust already. The floor, the shelves, the bench, etc. etc.

The 'nastiness' is the MIME header for the "character-set" specification.. Somehow you've ended up with "ISO-8859-13" set. English is ISO-8859-1.

It was; and you have _not_. Your post shows:

MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-13

Sorry.

Yes, as a matter of fact, it was! I had just noticed that, because usually the "header" at the very top of the screen(using OE as newsreader) shows the same thing as the subject line of the message, but the messages that give the problem just say "New Message - ISO-8859-13"