When You Start Out As A Carpenter...

They always did. Difference is, now you are paying for it.

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CW
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On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 20:28:41 -0700, Mark & Juanita scribbled:

How may times do I have to tell you it's TAIGA not tundra! We have trees! OK, we had a frost two nights ago, but it only went down to 6 degrees Celsius last night.

Actually, the reason I haven't been wrecking off (tmSM) is that I've gotten addicted to Wikipedia

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Some of us have started a project to clean up the wooddorking articles. Come and check out
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and help out if you want to show off your wwing knowledge.

Luigi Replace "nonet" with "yukonomics" for real email address

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Luigi Zanasi

Luigi Zanasi wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

That looks to be at least as large a project as cleaning up your decades- in-the-making scrap pile...

I've bookmarked it at least, for now. Not certain what I am qualified to add.

Patriarch

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Patriarch

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Wow, that *is* a large project. I've bookmarked it, will see how time in the future works out.

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Mark & Juanita

Patriarch wrote: [snip]

Ooooooo. Like c-less' bow sawr? anon

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jo4hn

Well apart from the Atlantic being in the way, I'm almost on your doorstep 8-) I'm in Bristol, SW England.

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Andy Dingley

Smarta--,

I was in hopes of finding a craftsman (careful wording, there) to build my home. And in print, accents don't generally remind me who comes from where. Bet y'all couldn't tell I wuz Southern, Huh?

Tom

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Thomas Bunetta

The more colourful language usually does.

And there's this too:

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Andy Dingley

I usually peruse the Wreck in the wee hours... before the first cup of coffee has time to do its wonders... so little things get by sometimes Andy. I really do like the concept of the timber framed house, have you seen the examples of "scarfed" joints on A.B.P.W.? Kind of reminds me of The Japanese style joinery... verrrry precise cutting required to get a tight, strong joint! Tom

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Thomas Bunetta

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