Tip: breaking apart pallets for project use.

JohnV said

Not only does this allow you to easily pull the wood off the nail, but it also gives you a little washer to add to your stash.

Wow, and I thought *I* never threw anything away.

When my grandfather died we found what appeared to be 17 year old venison in the bottom of his freezer. At holidays we all sit around and swap stories about him and what a character he was.

I'm smiling as I write this.... JP

Like chicken.

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 09:18:28 -0500, Jay Pique brought forth from the murky depths:

Ol' Gramps or the old venison?

--== May The Angst Be With You! ==-- -Yoda, on a bad day --

Jay Pique wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

What do people in WV say about chicken?

"Tastes like squirrel."

Reminds me of a couple stories that my dad told me about one of his aunts. Seems she never threw anything out and was a bit of a loon in any case. Aunt "John L (my dad), go down in the cellar and get a jar of the kraut. And you be careful not to shake it up; I don't want the mold mixin' in.

or ...

Aunt: "Rufe (her husband), go an butcher that cow." Rufe: "But the darn thing's sick. Look at it. I'm gonna have it put down" Aunt: "Yea, look at it. Only down in the front. Her back end is still in the air"

Note: I never ate at this great-aunt's house.

Hey John, that is a nice tip, thanks. What type of drill bit were you using? I find that mine often break in situations like that. Maybe mine are too cheap...

Regards, H.

Was a Craftsman Titanium bit. I don't consider these all that great either but did the trick.

John V