What movie did you see? ;)
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looking at the Saw Stop saws
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Franken went to Harvard and graduated cum laude, so his IQ isn't in question. If you disagree with his politics, ethics or whatever else, that might allow you to call him stupid, but not question his IQ.
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Harsh.
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Harsh.
========================================= A virtual knee capping ...
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"Larry C" wrote in news:mu-dnS7zRcePztvWnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:
You've also got to get a new blade, too. I'm curious if the SawStop technology would be effective enough if it would fire and just drop the blade totally in to the saw rather than jamming it in to a piece of metal. I realize there's no possibility of a second stage, where if contact is still being made it could then stop the blade.
I'd rather have my fingers.
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I don't think he did. I took it as the IQ of those that voted for him are very low. I'd sure as hell not vote for him and I have a fairly high IQ.
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Not really. Swingman pretty much declared something about himself, more than about the person he thought he was getting up on.
We now know that Swingman has very limited knowlege of, or interest in, the rest of the world around him. He thinks that beyond his immediate surroundings, nothing of importance exists.
He knee capped himself.
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"Ed Pawlowski" wrote
Those brainy folks from Minnesota also voted in a former wrestler, Jesse Ventura, as governor.
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Reduction of ice at the North Pole is good.
It may open up a year-round Northwest Passage. This, in turn, will dramatically cut shipping costs between the Orient and Europe, facilitating trade, creating jobs, increasing wealth, prosperity, and happiness for everybody concerned.
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He wasn't questioning *Franken's* intelligence, just the intelligence of the people that voted for him.
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No it's not, it's a people thing. Special interest knows no political boundaries.
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More appropriately demonstrated by the reelection on the lunatic Bachmann. Franken, not so much.
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He's Canadian, so he cares.
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If you aren't carefull enough to keep your fingers out of the sawbalde you shouldn't be using one!
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Just like all republican businessmen look after their workforce(s)?
Glass houses, etc., Mark.
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Think about that for a sec, if the blade simply fell below the surface and continued to spin,,,, do you think a blade that is spinning against a finger and moving down 1-3 inches would cut you? I think it would be imperative that the blade stop spinning and perhaps not drop below the surface as an alternative.
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Obviousely you have not been using a saw long enough to know that that is a rather uninformed comment. Yeah 20 years experience says nothing for some people. There are many many more way to be cut by the saw blade than when you are cutting wood.
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Irrelevant .... electorate are sheep for the shearing.
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Can't comment on that -- don't know anything about Ms. Bachmann. Hard to imagine she's loonier than Franken, though...
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Me went to the movie. Ugh!