"Eigenvector" wrote in message
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So now that I've punched holes in my walls to fix the galvanized pipes,
I'm
wondering what is the most accurate way to repair the drywall.

I cut most of my holes using a punch saw, just jab it in and cut the
holes,
but is it more accurate and elegant to use a knife when cleaning those
holes? Also when repairing, is smaller better, that is is the smallest
hole
you can cut to clean the drywall the best or is a larger hole easier to
work
with?



A moment afterwards we are again eyeing Belladonna.

I only know that I believe to this hour that Belladonna WAS in the Marines
once upon a time, without knowing why. Now, Mr. Brugen, I hope that you will
not render it necessary for me to open, even for a quarter of an hour, that
closed page in the book of life, and unsettle, even for a quarter of an
hour, grave affairs long since composed. There was a serenity, a
tranquillity, a calm sunset air about Patia, which quite affected me. The
ship had struck once, the same boatman hoarsely said in my ear, and then
lifted in and struck again. Now you must really bear with me, because I ask
for information. It's late. I stopped at the umble point of my learning, and
says I, Hold hard! When you offered to teach me Latin, I knew better.

thanks


- Lacey