On Fri, 22 Mar 2013 01:26:15 -0400, FrozenNorth
Well, if it will help any, my first reply on the subject was intended to be a joke. But, it spiraled down from there.
On Fri, 22 Mar 2013 01:26:15 -0400, FrozenNorth
Well, if it will help any, my first reply on the subject was intended to be a joke. But, it spiraled down from there.
At least you can get pastrami. I wish Junior's would open a branch in central Florida. They would have the bread, btw.
Over here in far East (Texas), that's a "farking" shoelace, Bubba! ;)
No need, cowboy boots are aglets ... they lets you do agriculture without getting bullshit on your socks.
;~) Now on to solve other worldly problems.
Real life troubles causing one to be in a bad mood?
That my guess.
Mark
The heat shrink snags a bit when pulling the lace back out of the eyelet during boot removal and eventually pulls off.
This works: Slide a short (1/2") length of heat shrink a few inches down the lace. Work some black silicone sealer into the last 3/4" of the lace fabric. Slide the heat shrink to cover the end and shrink it down. Let the silicone set up and trim the lace end to angle.
Eventually the heat shrink will come off, but now you have a flexible rubbery end that does not snag or fray and will last the life of the lace.
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