But what about that other one?!
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dvcochran
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??? I tried to look it up but I do not see any other Nascar tracks in Alabama.
"They're making a left turn!!! They're making another left turn!!!
AngryHobbit
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You don't know who Doctor Who is? I am just going to have to denounce you and write you out of my will.How do you know that?What are you? A mindreader?!No. I don't know who that is ,and even if I did he definitely wouldn't have been there anyways!
Anyway, that particular story arc dealt with beings who could wipe out your memory. And people who dealt with them had these moments when they were somewhere and didn't know why. One character came up with the way to track these instances by drawing marks on her arm with a black marker - and kept going back to the place where she knew these beings were (they called themselves "Silence"). And she looked at her arm - and there were like a dozen stripes on it.
AngryHobbit
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Wow, that is an amazing background. Definitely not a knee-jerk reaction - you'd spent some time thinking this through.
AngryHobbit
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This was NOT in the forecast. But we like it anyway.
donald1
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I'm a "little" bit offended you would ask that
... I say a "little bit instead of "a lot" cause my my only knowledge of Dr. Who comes from watching this guy and his wacky adventures...
AngryHobbit
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OMG, he was my FAVORITE Doctor! You are forgiven. The "Silence" story arc was with the next Doctor after him - Matt Smith.I'm a "little" bit offended you would ask that
AngryHobbit
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OMG! I hit 1,000 lifetime audiobook sales (that's in about a year and a half)! SQHEEEEEEE! 
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AngryHobbit
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So, what did you get him? Is he old enough to play with the easy-bake oven?
AngryHobbit
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Thank you. It was A LOT of work.AWESOME!! Well done
Doing house projects today. Everything seems to need an extra step of fixing. Screw holes stripped out, handles mis-installed, broken screws. Sigh.
every home improvement project requires 4 trips to the hardware store.
or the extra step....
dvcochran
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Some of that falls into the "I can do that but I Really don't want to" category. Our father was a general contractor and we all grew up working with him. My oldest brother got into the trade in an adjoining county. The middle brother used carpentry in his work often. I just never gravitated that way.
I have built all our barns and out buildings, tiled all our floors, put on our last roof (with help), built our addition including electrical and plumbing and finish work.
I can figure out about any curve or angle but I Cannot do intricate wood detail. I mess it up every time.
Put a PLC or a wrench in my hand and I am good to go.
Ah fun!
Any tips on getting out a really old screw that's screwed our window shut? I'd knife hand strike it but the gap isn't big enough!
May have to somehow saw through the exposed to length of it..
If you have an impact driver and can get on the head (not too deteriorated), I'd give it a shot with that. I've only recently started using one, and it seems to be capable of doing things that would normally break off a screw head. Otherwise, I'd probably just try to drill it out.
Ah right, I have neither an impact driver or drill
. I've tried just a screwdriver but nothing will stay in it. The screw is that old I actually think I could hack into it with something... steak knife here we come!
Go buy a hacksaw. They're damnably useful, and not expensive. I have one with a handle that lets the blade protrude, and keep it in my project tool bag.Ah right, I have neither an impact driver or drill
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