Re: A Cleaver Idea

Oct 15, 2010 4 Replies


>> Upscale wrote:


>>>>> "other way up" on them?
>>>>> (or better: "this side down" on the velcro side).
>>>> Actually, when you're using your sander, the velcro faces up, so it >>>> should
>>>> be "this side up".
>>> but but but... when I put new paper on, the sander is upside down (he
>>> wailed). Whatever shall I do? Now I am all atwitter. This is SOOO >>> confusing.
>>> nobody to home
>>
>> There is always a down-side to marking things 'up-side'. The up-side
>> is that when marked 'up-side', the downside is that the down-side
>> isn't marked 'downside' in most cases. That holds true no matter which
>> side you're on.
>
> Hmm - this sounds akin to the blonde who used a marker to write "TGIF"
> inside all her shoes...
>
> --
> Morris Dovey
> DeSoto Solar
> DeSoto, Iowa USA
>
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Since winter is on it's way I will give a tip. "Don't eat yellow snow" ww

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Nestor Kelebay wrote: Yeah, since the West Nile Virus made it's way across North America, I've also made it a practice not to stuff any sick, dying or dead birds up my nose.

------------------------------------- ..in solidarity with the movement for change in Iran.

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Nestor Kelebay wrote: Yeah, since the West Nile Virus made it's way across North America, I've also made it a practice not to stuff any sick, dying or dead birds up my nose.

------------------------------------- ..in solidarity with the movement for change in Iran.

*sigh* even the best jokes can get botched in repeated re-tellings.

The original form of that yarn had her putting the label in her "heels".

Not sure what a cleaver has to do with woodworking. Oh! It's about a chopping block.

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