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Our First Lowes - What A Difference Over Home Depot!!!
Jan 28, 2005
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Ya know, 'hunnert - yer 'bout ta onliest one dat stays in touch wit' Uncle Jessy.
I was tinkin' mebbe ya could contact da misserable ole bastige an get some advise out to da newerest piglets at da wreck trough.
Uncle Jessy never had a good 'ting ta say 'bout nobody, which I always found refreshing.
watson - uncle jessy fan.
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OK, _there_, I'll drive to, it's nominally on my way home from work.
Hell, I live out near Madison. _Everything_ is on my way home from work from downtown Milwaukee.
The other one is on 109th and Oklahoma. I was at the Brookfield one friday, and for the first time ever, they didn't have what I was looking for (.27 caliber powder load gun loads - they have the .22 cal).
On a related note, you can use one of those to nail 2x4's into a Spancrete ceiling. Something just odd about nailing into concrete using gunpowder.
Pretty sure, just don't drive drunk or the State's Attorney will be all over you (snicker).
Apparently so.
I live in the country, but grew up in Tosa. 60th and Capitol wasn't good 20 years ago, at least not on bike.
They're required to wear a certain number of "flair".
Dave "Spot the reference..." Hinz
Can use them on steel columns/beams, too... :)
Not if a Holstein's involved. Seems to screw up the milk production, if I recollect.
He craves wummen and is afraid of deer?
Beat me to it...
15 is the minimum. We really want you to express yourself. And, yes I have my trusty Swingline 747 right here under lock n' key.
I've got the model 346, myself. And, it's red. Binds up less than the Boston.
Swingline 50 for me - had a couple of 'em for decades and another is from my mom's desk from the '50s or '60s.'
;)
ROFLMAO! Oh man Keith, that's a good un.
Geez, why don't they just throw it up in HD's parking lot?
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