Guess you best start a new thread then...
Household tips from guys
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I'm thinking that next Thanksgiving I should try carving the turkey with either the compound miter saw ro the table saw. The drill press works well for coring apples or bell peppers.
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edhead2000
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Because you know what would be coming back at you!
hehe
Chronuss
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oh....my......I can actually visualize that..:enguard:
oh man.... I'm thinking you'll be doing that kinda folderol outside~1!!
Chronuss
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folderol....that a new word for the day...:shrug:
yesh.. someone keeps stealing my other concoctions~!!
Chronuss
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...who.
brainholder.... and whomever uses any of my verbage outside my flock.. sheesh.. I'm gonna get copyrights
Chronuss
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we're a flock now....we use to be a gaggle. :rofl:
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Quit hijacking my thread. There are plenty of other threads you have already destroyed, go play in one of them.
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edhead2000
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jeez you people can be touchy........besides, he started it by saying something else which I can't repeat.
yeah.. the Gaggley Flock must get back to topic.. ~!!
'Sides.. we have to go pick up Bubby for kids class.. *Pokes Chad* just for the fun of it
'Sides.. we have to go pick up Bubby for kids class.. *Pokes Chad* just for the fun of it
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I'm going to smack you all.
Seig is now going out to the shop to pick the appropriate tool.
Seig is now going out to the shop to pick the appropriate tool.
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edhead2000
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No need. I fear I might die of a brain hemorrhage in my sleep tonight.
what's nowing going?
*blocks for the smack*
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I don't know what you're talking about. Next time you try to drag me, kicking and screaming, out of a tool aisle, I will remind you that tools can be helpfull in the kitchen as well.
I heard you say that heheee.. and well even so.. my kitchen tools are not near as expensive as your shop ones.. sooooo.. well they could be.. but I'm not high maintenance
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True. But my shop tools can pull double duty. I can see the look on your face now if I grabbed your mixer to drive screws or mix paint.....Originally posted by KenpoTess
I heard you say that heheee.. and well even so.. my kitchen tools are not near as expensive as your shop ones.. sooooo.. well they could be.. but I'm not high maintenance
heheee more like the neighbors looks on their faces.. and on yours when the beater splashes paint all over.. *giving me ideas you are now *G*
