I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

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2 GB DDR2 SDRAM
Windows Vista Home Premium SP1

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desgnr wrote:
I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

lumberyard?

geesh... (

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In article ,
"desgnr" wrote:

I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

Man, you are a regular wacko. Lemme see, lumber, lumber, oh yeah: lumber
yard.

signed,
dude, yer gettin a dell

On 07/24/2010 09:33 AM, Smitty Two wrote:
In ,
wrote:

I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can& where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

Man, you are a regular wacko. Lemme see, lumber, lumber, oh yeah: lumber
yard.

Take a sample with you. The word you're looking for is "millwork." If
that doesn't get you where you need to be, I can't help you any more...

nate


--
replace "roosters" with "cox" to reply.
http://members.cox.net/njnagel

"desgnr" wrote in message
...
I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?


Chances are that you will not be able to find lumber that already matches
the profile of your window sills. But the place to look and ask would be at
regular lumber yards in your area and not Home Depot, Lowes, etc.

If the profile is not too complicated, it may be able to be reproduced using
a router and the right router bits, etc. Shows like This Old House make it
look easy, but you need the right tools etc. to do it.

"desgnr" wrote in message
I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?


Look in phone book for Carpenters...

On Jul 24, 9:17*am, "desgnr" wrote:
I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

I want you to stop asking to be spoon-fed.
"I need a part for my car, can & where can i buy a part for it?"
Sheesh.

I can almost understand being too lazy to DAGS, but being too lazy to
post a complete question?
That's just ridiculous.

R

"desgnr" wrote in message
...

I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

Standard profiles are called "mouldings:" most wholesalers
publish pocket catalogues that you can pick up at vendors
(e.g. Home Depot.) Non-standard profiles are made to
order by lumber dealers who do "millwork" (cf. Yellow Pages.)

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

"desgnr" wrote in message
...
I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

You may have to just search your yellow pages, starting there, then asking
for shops who sell what you want. We wanted to do some special wide
baseboard. We started calling, and soon found a warehouse very close to us
that had just about everything made. It was a couple of streets off the
main drag, but we would have never ever found it of gone in that
neighborhood. They had hundreds of profiles, and if they didn't have it,
they could get it in two days.

Steve

visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

"Smitty Two" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"desgnr" wrote:

I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

Man, you are a regular wacko. Lemme see, lumber, lumber, oh yeah: lumber
yard.

signed,
dude, yer gettin a dell

Gawd, Smitty. If we were only as wonderful, knowledgeable, and pleasant as
you, what a wonderful world this would be.

PS: I had the same problem, and I found literally nothing at the lumber
yard. They sent me to a specialty wood supplier, and they sent me to the
final place that handled all manner of trim.

So, your advice to go to the lumber yard is flawed. Next time you don't
know the answer, or can't help, why don't you just go take your meds and
leave it to people who know and who can help? Or learn to use those little
arrows on your computer, yeah, those little ones on the right of your
keyboard, to pass on to someone with a real crisis or earthchanging problem
where you ARE qualified to comment.

HTH, but I doubt it. Strike two on a three strike rule. Unless, of course,
you fly out with just one hit. You do occasionally make rational lucid
statements that are helpful and knowledgeable. What happened today?
Someone **** in your cornflakes?

Steve

visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

"Nate Nagel" wrote in message
...
On 07/24/2010 09:33 AM, Smitty Two wrote:
In ,
wrote:

I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can& where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

Man, you are a regular wacko. Lemme see, lumber, lumber, oh yeah: lumber
yard.

Take a sample with you. The word you're looking for is "millwork." If
that doesn't get you where you need to be, I can't help you any more...

nate


Good call, nate. Yellow Pages......... millwork

Steve

In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:



Well, then, one could always just learn to read "designr" in the "from"
column, and ignore him, which would be an easy thing to do.

Or, as some posters do, just say "Google is your friend", but then we
wouldn't need a newsgroup.

Or we could get cranky and go off.

I agree with the comment on the dell insprin sig. A little lame, but
harmless. I've just learned to ignore it, and snip.

Why is he on a DIY group? You'd have to ask him, but I believe it is to ask
questions and get information from people willing to help him. Just a
guess.



Sorry, Mr. Politenessman, for thinking your comments ironic. I keep
confusing you with that other Steve B, the one who not just once, but
repeatedly advocated using a handgun pointed at the head to threaten the
neighbor who complained about late night car noise. I think he went by
"desert traveler" rather than "pittman pirate." But memory fades with
age.

Look in your yellow pages for a window and door manufacturer. A
good local "real lumberyard" here has a window and door division.
The next choice would be to look for a millwork company in your
area.

I assume you do not have a table saw and/or skills to manufacturer
your own from stock.

--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DanG
Keep the whole world singing . . .


"desgnr" wrote in message
...
I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

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"Smitty Two" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:



Well, then, one could always just learn to read "designr" in the "from"
column, and ignore him, which would be an easy thing to do.

Or, as some posters do, just say "Google is your friend", but then we
wouldn't need a newsgroup.

Or we could get cranky and go off.

I agree with the comment on the dell insprin sig. A little lame, but
harmless. I've just learned to ignore it, and snip.

Why is he on a DIY group? You'd have to ask him, but I believe it is to
ask
questions and get information from people willing to help him. Just a
guess.



Sorry, Mr. Politenessman, for thinking your comments ironic. I keep
confusing you with that other Steve B, the one who not just once, but
repeatedly advocated using a handgun pointed at the head to threaten the
neighbor who complained about late night car noise. I think he went by
"desert traveler" rather than "pittman pirate." But memory fades with
age.

You have a much better memory than I do if you recall me giving instructions
regarding a handgun in that manner. As a 15 year now holder of a CCF, and
with some previous law enforcement experience, I seriously think you have me
confused with someone else, or you are just plain confused. Currently, I do
have three e mail addresses, all easy to find. One for my dish, one for
hotmail, and one for g mail, all different so as to channel the right e mail
to the right place. Oh, yeah, then there is the strictly business e mail.
No need to put that out except to business contacts. But, as you know, I'm
not hard to find, even if someone wanted to say find my address and pay me a
visit. If you do notice, I do post a valid e mail address in my replies,
something that a very lot of people here do not.

You have a great day, and do some reading and research to get your facts
straight.

Or not, and just continue thinking in error.

On Sat, 24 Jul 2010 11:27:15 -0700, Smitty Two
wrote:

In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"desgnr" wrote:

I want some boards that match the profile on my window sills.
Can & where can i buy lumber with the profile on it ?

Man, you are a regular wacko. Lemme see, lumber, lumber, oh yeah: lumber
yard.

signed,
dude, yer gettin a dell

Gawd, Smitty. If we were only as wonderful, knowledgeable, and pleasant as
you, what a wonderful world this would be.

PS: I had the same problem, and I found literally nothing at the lumber
yard. They sent me to a specialty wood supplier, and they sent me to the
final place that handled all manner of trim.

So, your advice to go to the lumber yard is flawed. Next time you don't
know the answer, or can't help, why don't you just go take your meds and
leave it to people who know and who can help? Or learn to use those little
arrows on your computer, yeah, those little ones on the right of your
keyboard, to pass on to someone with a real crisis or earthchanging problem
where you ARE qualified to comment.

HTH, but I doubt it. Strike two on a three strike rule. Unless, of course,
you fly out with just one hit. You do occasionally make rational lucid
statements that are helpful and knowledgeable. What happened today?
Someone **** in your cornflakes?

Steve


Gawd, Steve. I wasn't responding to an isolated post. Go back and look
at some history of "desgnr's" posts. By all appearances, he's completely
hopeless with DIY. Nothing wrong with that, but why is he on a DIY
group? And what the hell is with that computer specification signature,
anyway?

Sure, I get cranky from time to time. But it'd be hard to match you for
emotional volatility.

I know a little about mouldings. I've got a friend with an $80,000
machine that cranks out fifty feet per minute of any custom moulding you
want. Around here, it *IS* the lumberyards that sell the stuff, and if
it isn't on the floor it's in the catalog. It's guys like my friend who
make the stuff in the catalog, or can match anything whatsoever.

Around here there are several options. There are the custom molding
suppliers, and a lot of custom furniture makers who will do any kind
of millwork you could immagine - as well as the local craft and
woodworking club that I joined for $100 a year where I can make
anything I need, if I have the time and patience.

In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote in message


Sorry, Mr. Politenessman, for thinking your comments ironic. I keep
confusing you with that other Steve B, the one who not just once, but
repeatedly advocated using a handgun pointed at the head to threaten the
neighbor who complained about late night car noise. I think he went by
"desert traveler" rather than "pittman pirate." But memory fades with
age.

You have a much better memory than I do if you recall me giving instructions
regarding a handgun in that manner. As a 15 year now holder of a CCF, and
with some previous law enforcement experience, I seriously think you have me
confused with someone else, or you are just plain confused. Currently, I do
have three e mail addresses, all easy to find. One for my dish, one for
hotmail, and one for g mail, all different so as to channel the right e mail
to the right place. Oh, yeah, then there is the strictly business e mail.
No need to put that out except to business contacts. But, as you know, I'm
not hard to find, even if someone wanted to say find my address and pay me a
visit. If you do notice, I do post a valid e mail address in my replies,
something that a very lot of people here do not.

You have a great day, and do some reading and research to get your facts
straight.

Or not, and just continue thinking in error.

OK, thanks for the invitation to do the research. Here is part of the
thread to which I referred. (if you read the entire thread, you'll see
that you were repeatedly challenged regarding your friendly advice, and
repeatedly stood by it.)



SteveB
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From: "SteveB"
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:42:28 -0800
Local: Wed, Apr 16 2008 10:42 pm
Subject: What would you do?
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"Major D." wrote in message

...

My neighbor came over to ask me, if I could be a little more quiet when I
come home. Apparently, he doesn't like the sound of my vehicle coming up
the drive, or the garage door opening and closing. I get home about 3 in
the morning, I drive a car with a quiet muffler, and there's absolutely
nothing wrong with my garage door!

This coming from a guy with a stack of lawnmowers in his back yard, tarps
all over the place, plywood laying around. Basically, he has a dump! I
know one of the neighbors called the city on him.

Besides holding myself back from punching this idiot in the face, I'm
about to join the rest of the neighbors, in an effort to run this jerk out
of town.

What would you do?

Go about your business as usual.

Unless you live in California, or some other state with highly
restrictive
gun laws, if he comes over again at 3 AM, draw a weapon and tell him
that if
he EVER comes over again, you will shoot him, kick his sorry ass, pepper
spray him, or all three. And mean it. Immediately call the police and
inform them what happened so that they will not get a call from him
shrieking and screaming. When they come to respond, leave the weapon
inside, and calmly explain what happened. It's even better if he knocks
on
the door, and the exchange of words happens while you're standing totally
inside your house. They will explain to the idiot that you DO AND DID
have
the right to shoot holes in his sorry ass.

If he's on your property, you got him. Just be sure to tell the
policeperson that he has made threats before and you were in fear of your
life. In some states, you can just shoot him.

All a little serious? No. You want to take care of the problem or dance
around it? The police can't/won't do anything. The justice system
can't/won't do anything about it.

Handle it like a man. You're minding your own business on your own
property
at three AM and this wack job comes over. That's enough right there.

I live in rural Utah, previously, Nevada. Concealed weapon laws and
"castle
laws" are pretty lenient here when it comes to defending your home and
family from people roaming around YOUR property at 3 AM.

Steve

"Smitty Two" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote in message


Sorry, Mr. Politenessman, for thinking your comments ironic. I keep
confusing you with that other Steve B, the one who not just once, but
repeatedly advocated using a handgun pointed at the head to threaten
the
neighbor who complained about late night car noise. I think he went by
"desert traveler" rather than "pittman pirate." But memory fades with
age.

You have a much better memory than I do if you recall me giving
instructions
regarding a handgun in that manner. As a 15 year now holder of a CCF,
and
with some previous law enforcement experience, I seriously think you have
me
confused with someone else, or you are just plain confused. Currently, I
do
have three e mail addresses, all easy to find. One for my dish, one for
hotmail, and one for g mail, all different so as to channel the right e
mail
to the right place. Oh, yeah, then there is the strictly business e
mail.
No need to put that out except to business contacts. But, as you know,
I'm
not hard to find, even if someone wanted to say find my address and pay
me a
visit. If you do notice, I do post a valid e mail address in my replies,
something that a very lot of people here do not.

You have a great day, and do some reading and research to get your facts
straight.

Or not, and just continue thinking in error.

OK, thanks for the invitation to do the research. Here is part of the
thread to which I referred. (if you read the entire thread, you'll see
that you were repeatedly challenged regarding your friendly advice, and
repeatedly stood by it.)



SteveB
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Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:42:28 -0800
Local: Wed, Apr 16 2008 10:42 pm
Subject: What would you do?
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"Major D." wrote in message

...

My neighbor came over to ask me, if I could be a little more quiet when I
come home. Apparently, he doesn't like the sound of my vehicle coming up
the drive, or the garage door opening and closing. I get home about 3 in
the morning, I drive a car with a quiet muffler, and there's absolutely
nothing wrong with my garage door!

This coming from a guy with a stack of lawnmowers in his back yard, tarps
all over the place, plywood laying around. Basically, he has a dump! I
know one of the neighbors called the city on him.

Besides holding myself back from punching this idiot in the face, I'm
about to join the rest of the neighbors, in an effort to run this jerk
out
of town.

What would you do?

Go about your business as usual.

Unless you live in California, or some other state with highly
restrictive
gun laws, if he comes over again at 3 AM, draw a weapon and tell him
that if
he EVER comes over again, you will shoot him, kick his sorry ass, pepper
spray him, or all three. And mean it. Immediately call the police and
inform them what happened so that they will not get a call from him
shrieking and screaming. When they come to respond, leave the weapon
inside, and calmly explain what happened. It's even better if he knocks
on
the door, and the exchange of words happens while you're standing totally
inside your house. They will explain to the idiot that you DO AND DID
have
the right to shoot holes in his sorry ass.

If he's on your property, you got him. Just be sure to tell the
policeperson that he has made threats before and you were in fear of your
life. In some states, you can just shoot him.

All a little serious? No. You want to take care of the problem or dance
around it? The police can't/won't do anything. The justice system
can't/won't do anything about it.

Handle it like a man. You're minding your own business on your own
property
at three AM and this wack job comes over. That's enough right there.

I live in rural Utah, previously, Nevada. Concealed weapon laws and
"castle
laws" are pretty lenient here when it comes to defending your home and
family from people roaming around YOUR property at 3 AM.

Steve

Well, I will give you half a credit, Grasshoppa. You did quote the text
correctly and accurately. The important thing you missed is:

IF THE PERSON COMES ON YOUR PROPERTY, YOU HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO DO THIS.

Unless, of course, you live in Kalifornia or similar. In the states where I
have residences, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, this is entirely legal, and has
gotten people shot with little or no paperwork.

If you look CLOSELY this time, I stated it more than once during the
sequence of posts you quoted that this was the scenario only if the person
were to come on your property. And I would have no problem with someone at
my door at 3 AM doing just what I said to do in the post.

You can see a lot by observing.
-Yogi Berra-

Good work. You may leave now.

Steve

visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

On Jul 24, 8:50*pm, "Steve B" wrote:
"Smitty Two" wrote in message

news


In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote in message

Sorry, Mr. Politenessman, for thinking your comments ironic. I keep
confusing you with that other Steve B, the one who not just once, but
repeatedly advocated using a handgun pointed at the head to threaten
the
neighbor who complained about late night car noise. I think he went by
"desert traveler" rather than "pittman pirate." But memory fades with
age.

You have a much better memory than I do if you recall me giving
instructions
regarding a handgun in that manner. *As a 15 year now holder of a CCF,
and
with some previous law enforcement experience, I seriously think you have
me
confused with someone else, or you are just plain confused. *Currently, I
do
have three e mail addresses, all easy to find. *One for my dish, one for
hotmail, and one for g mail, all different so as to channel the right e
mail
to the right place. *Oh, yeah, then there is the strictly business e
mail.
No need to put that out except to business contacts. *But, as you know,
I'm
not hard to find, even if someone wanted to say find my address and pay
me a
visit. *If you do notice, I do post a valid e mail address in my replies,
something that a very lot of people here do not.

You have a great day, and do some reading and research to get your facts
straight.

Or not, and just continue thinking in error.

OK, thanks for the invitation to do the research. Here is part of the
thread to which I referred. (if you read the entire thread, you'll see
that you were repeatedly challenged regarding your friendly advice, and
repeatedly stood by it.)

SteveB
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From: "SteveB"
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:42:28 -0800
Local: Wed, Apr 16 2008 10:42 pm
Subject: What would you do?
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"Major D." wrote in message

...

My neighbor came over to ask me, if I could be a little more quiet when I
come home. Apparently, he doesn't like the sound of my vehicle coming up
the drive, or the garage door opening and closing. I get home about 3 in
the morning, I drive a car with a quiet muffler, and there's absolutely
nothing wrong with my garage door!

This coming from a guy with a stack of lawnmowers in his back yard, tarps
all over the place, plywood laying around. Basically, he has a dump! I
know one of the neighbors called the city on him.

Besides holding myself back from punching this idiot in the face, I'm
about to join the rest of the neighbors, in an effort to run this jerk
out
of town.

What would you do?

Go about your business as usual.

Unless you live in California, or some other state with highly
restrictive
gun laws, if he comes over again at 3 AM, draw a weapon and tell him
that if
he EVER comes over again, you will shoot him, kick his sorry ass, pepper
spray him, or all three. *And mean it. *Immediately call the police and
inform them what happened so that they will not get a call from him
shrieking and screaming. *When they come to respond, leave the weapon
inside, and calmly explain what happened. *It's even better if he knocks
on
the door, and the exchange of words happens while you're standing totally
inside your house. *They will explain to the idiot that you DO AND DID
have
the right to shoot holes in his sorry ass.

If he's on your property, you got him. *Just be sure to tell the
policeperson that he has made threats before and you were in fear of your
life. *In some states, you can just shoot him.

All a little serious? *No. *You want to take care of the problem or dance
around it? *The police can't/won't do anything. *The justice system
can't/won't do anything about it.

Handle it like a man. *You're minding your own business on your own
property
at three AM and this wack job comes over. *That's enough right there.

I live in rural Utah, previously, Nevada. *Concealed weapon laws and
"castle
laws" are pretty lenient here when it comes to defending your home and
family from people roaming around YOUR property at 3 AM.

Steve

Well, I will give you half a credit, Grasshoppa. *You did quote the text
correctly and accurately. *The important thing you missed is:

IF THE PERSON COMES ON YOUR PROPERTY, YOU HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO DO THIS..

Unless, of course, you live in Kalifornia or similar. *In the states where I
have residences, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, this is entirely legal, and has
gotten people shot with little or no paperwork.

If you look CLOSELY this time, I stated it *more than once during the
sequence of posts you quoted that this was the scenario only if the person
were to come on your property. *And I would have no problem with someone at
my door at 3 AM doing just what I said to do in the post.

Hmmm. Well, that thread's OP never said the neighbor came over at 3
AM, and the neighbor never threatened - he asked the OP if he could be
"a little more quiet".

Normal responses would be "No, sorry.", "Can we talk about all of that
junk in your yard for a minute?", or "I try to be as quiet as I can."

Advising someone to pull a gun on someone in that situation is just
silly. Like clowns in big shoes silly.

You have to give Smitty points on calling you on your calling him
reactionary, and extra credit for taking the time to back it up with
the research.

There's always tomorrow.

R

In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote in message


Sorry, Mr. Politenessman, for thinking your comments ironic. I keep
confusing you with that other Steve B, the one who not just once, but
repeatedly advocated using a handgun pointed at the head to threaten
the
neighbor who complained about late night car noise. I think he went by
"desert traveler" rather than "pittman pirate." But memory fades with
age.

You have a much better memory than I do if you recall me giving
instructions
regarding a handgun in that manner. As a 15 year now holder of a CCF,
and
with some previous law enforcement experience, I seriously think you have
me
confused with someone else, or you are just plain confused. Currently, I
do
have three e mail addresses, all easy to find. One for my dish, one for
hotmail, and one for g mail, all different so as to channel the right e
mail
to the right place. Oh, yeah, then there is the strictly business e
mail.
No need to put that out except to business contacts. But, as you know,
I'm
not hard to find, even if someone wanted to say find my address and pay
me a
visit. If you do notice, I do post a valid e mail address in my replies,
something that a very lot of people here do not.

You have a great day, and do some reading and research to get your facts
straight.

Or not, and just continue thinking in error.

OK, thanks for the invitation to do the research. Here is part of the
thread to which I referred. (if you read the entire thread, you'll see
that you were repeatedly challenged regarding your friendly advice, and
repeatedly stood by it.)



SteveB
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More options Apr 16 2008, 10:42 pm
Newsgroups: alt.home.repair
From: "SteveB"
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 21:42:28 -0800
Local: Wed, Apr 16 2008 10:42 pm
Subject: What would you do?
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"Major D." wrote in message

...

My neighbor came over to ask me, if I could be a little more quiet when I
come home. Apparently, he doesn't like the sound of my vehicle coming up
the drive, or the garage door opening and closing. I get home about 3 in
the morning, I drive a car with a quiet muffler, and there's absolutely
nothing wrong with my garage door!

This coming from a guy with a stack of lawnmowers in his back yard, tarps
all over the place, plywood laying around. Basically, he has a dump! I
know one of the neighbors called the city on him.

Besides holding myself back from punching this idiot in the face, I'm
about to join the rest of the neighbors, in an effort to run this jerk
out
of town.

What would you do?

Go about your business as usual.

Unless you live in California, or some other state with highly
restrictive
gun laws, if he comes over again at 3 AM, draw a weapon and tell him
that if
he EVER comes over again, you will shoot him, kick his sorry ass, pepper
spray him, or all three. And mean it. Immediately call the police and
inform them what happened so that they will not get a call from him
shrieking and screaming. When they come to respond, leave the weapon
inside, and calmly explain what happened. It's even better if he knocks
on
the door, and the exchange of words happens while you're standing totally
inside your house. They will explain to the idiot that you DO AND DID
have
the right to shoot holes in his sorry ass.

If he's on your property, you got him. Just be sure to tell the
policeperson that he has made threats before and you were in fear of your
life. In some states, you can just shoot him.

All a little serious? No. You want to take care of the problem or dance
around it? The police can't/won't do anything. The justice system
can't/won't do anything about it.

Handle it like a man. You're minding your own business on your own
property
at three AM and this wack job comes over. That's enough right there.

I live in rural Utah, previously, Nevada. Concealed weapon laws and
"castle
laws" are pretty lenient here when it comes to defending your home and
family from people roaming around YOUR property at 3 AM.

Steve

Well, I will give you half a credit, Grasshoppa. You did quote the text
correctly and accurately. The important thing you missed is:

IF THE PERSON COMES ON YOUR PROPERTY, YOU HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO DO THIS.

Unless, of course, you live in Kalifornia or similar. In the states where I
have residences, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, this is entirely legal, and has
gotten people shot with little or no paperwork.

If you look CLOSELY this time, I stated it more than once during the
sequence of posts you quoted that this was the scenario only if the person
were to come on your property. And I would have no problem with someone at
my door at 3 AM doing just what I said to do in the post.

You can see a lot by observing.
-Yogi Berra-

Good work. You may leave now.


Sure, I could leave now. Or not. I could hang around a while and repost
a bit more of the 90 post thread, in which, despite multiple admonitions
from the likes of Doug Miller and Jim Yanik that what you were advising
was criminal and would certainly result in the revocation of your
concealed carry permit(s), you held firm to your position that
threatening to kill a neighbor concerned about late night noise was just
"being a man."

It's hard to whitewash a turd, but I'll give you minus 1/2 point for
trying.

I'm glad you've found jesus though, and become a model of human
tolerance.

"Smitty Two" wrote i


Sure, I could leave now. Or not. I could hang around a while and repost
a bit more of the 90 post thread, in which, despite multiple admonitions
from the likes of Doug Miller and Jim Yanik that what you were advising
was criminal and would certainly result in the revocation of your
concealed carry permit(s), you held firm to your position that
threatening to kill a neighbor concerned about late night noise was just
"being a man."

It's hard to whitewash a turd, but I'll give you minus 1/2 point for
trying.

I'm glad you've found jesus though, and become a model of human
tolerance.

Smitty, you follow me like a shadow. The thread is over. The points have
been made. Don't make yourself look any worse by posting incoherent
unrelated babble like you just did. Give it up, buddy, and go work on
something around your house. Take a nap. Play with your dog. Play with
your favorite partner. Take your grandkids to the newest kid flick and ice
cream after.

Just go do something else, and let this die. If you post again on this,
I'll just have to pull the plug on you, and I don't want to do that because
you know a lot about home repair.

You remember home repair? The topic of this newsgroup?

No?

sigh .................

Steve

visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

Smitty Two wrote:

Well, I will give you half a credit, Grasshoppa. You did quote the
text correctly and accurately. The important thing you missed is:

IF THE PERSON COMES ON YOUR PROPERTY, YOU HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO DO
THIS.

Unless, of course, you live in Kalifornia or similar. In the states
where I have residences, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, this is entirely
legal, and has gotten people shot with little or no paperwork.

If you look CLOSELY this time, I stated it more than once during the
sequence of posts you quoted that this was the scenario only if the
person were to come on your property. And I would have no problem
with someone at my door at 3 AM doing just what I said to do in the
post.

You can see a lot by observing.
-Yogi Berra-

Good work. You may leave now.


Sure, I could leave now. Or not. I could hang around a while and
repost a bit more of the 90 post thread, in which, despite multiple
admonitions from the likes of Doug Miller and Jim Yanik that what you
were advising was criminal and would certainly result in the
revocation of your concealed carry permit(s), you held firm to your
position that threatening to kill a neighbor concerned about late
night noise was just "being a man."


Texas Penal Code
Sec. 9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is justified in using
deadly force against another to protect land or tangible, movable property:
(1) if he would be justified in using force against the other under Section
9.41; and
(2) when and to the degree he reasonably believes the deadly force is
immediately necessary:
(A) to prevent the other's imminent commission of arson, burglary, robbery,
aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or CRIMINAL MISCHIEF DURING
THE NIGHTTIME; ... [emphasis added]

"HeyBub" wrote in message
m...
Smitty Two wrote:

Well, I will give you half a credit, Grasshoppa. You did quote the
text correctly and accurately. The important thing you missed is:

IF THE PERSON COMES ON YOUR PROPERTY, YOU HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHT TO DO
THIS.

Unless, of course, you live in Kalifornia or similar. In the states
where I have residences, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona, this is entirely
legal, and has gotten people shot with little or no paperwork.

If you look CLOSELY this time, I stated it more than once during the
sequence of posts you quoted that this was the scenario only if the
person were to come on your property. And I would have no problem
with someone at my door at 3 AM doing just what I said to do in the
post.

You can see a lot by observing.
-Yogi Berra-

Good work. You may leave now.


Sure, I could leave now. Or not. I could hang around a while and
repost a bit more of the 90 post thread, in which, despite multiple
admonitions from the likes of Doug Miller and Jim Yanik that what you
were advising was criminal and would certainly result in the
revocation of your concealed carry permit(s), you held firm to your
position that threatening to kill a neighbor concerned about late
night noise was just "being a man."


Texas Penal Code
Sec. 9.42. DEADLY FORCE TO PROTECT PROPERTY. A person is justified in
using deadly force against another to protect land or tangible, movable
property:
(1) if he would be justified in using force against the other under
Section 9.41; and
(2) when and to the degree he reasonably believes the deadly force is
immediately necessary:
(A) to prevent the other's imminent commission of arson, burglary,
robbery, aggravated robbery, theft during the nighttime, or CRIMINAL
MISCHIEF DURING THE NIGHTTIME; ... [emphasis added]

Sorry, Bub. Smitty seems to have his mind made up. He just really doesn't
get it.

Steve

visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote i


Sure, I could leave now. Or not. I could hang around a while and repost
a bit more of the 90 post thread, in which, despite multiple admonitions
from the likes of Doug Miller and Jim Yanik that what you were advising
was criminal and would certainly result in the revocation of your
concealed carry permit(s), you held firm to your position that
threatening to kill a neighbor concerned about late night noise was just
"being a man."

It's hard to whitewash a turd, but I'll give you minus 1/2 point for
trying.

I'm glad you've found jesus though, and become a model of human
tolerance.

Smitty, you follow me like a shadow. The thread is over. The points have
been made. Don't make yourself look any worse by posting incoherent
unrelated babble like you just did. Give it up, buddy, and go work on
something around your house. Take a nap. Play with your dog. Play with
your favorite partner. Take your grandkids to the newest kid flick and ice
cream after.

Just go do something else, and let this die. If you post again on this,
I'll just have to pull the plug on you, and I don't want to do that because
you know a lot about home repair.

You remember home repair? The topic of this newsgroup?

No?

sigh .................

Steve

visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

I like you too, Steve, and you're a craftsman for sure. Just don't like
being told what to do, nor do I have any respect for hypocrisy. I was
ready to let this go a couple of rounds ago, but you kept needling for
more, so more is what you got.

See you on the next thread.

"Smitty Two" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"Steve B" wrote:

"Smitty Two" wrote i


Sure, I could leave now. Or not. I could hang around a while and repost
a bit more of the 90 post thread, in which, despite multiple
admonitions
from the likes of Doug Miller and Jim Yanik that what you were advising
was criminal and would certainly result in the revocation of your
concealed carry permit(s), you held firm to your position that
threatening to kill a neighbor concerned about late night noise was
just
"being a man."

It's hard to whitewash a turd, but I'll give you minus 1/2 point for
trying.

I'm glad you've found jesus though, and become a model of human
tolerance.

Smitty, you follow me like a shadow. The thread is over. The points
have
been made. Don't make yourself look any worse by posting incoherent
unrelated babble like you just did. Give it up, buddy, and go work on
something around your house. Take a nap. Play with your dog. Play with
your favorite partner. Take your grandkids to the newest kid flick and
ice
cream after.

Just go do something else, and let this die. If you post again on this,
I'll just have to pull the plug on you, and I don't want to do that
because
you know a lot about home repair.

You remember home repair? The topic of this newsgroup?

No?

sigh .................

Steve

visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com

I like you too, Steve, and you're a craftsman for sure. Just don't like
being told what to do, nor do I have any respect for hypocrisy. I was
ready to let this go a couple of rounds ago, but you kept needling for
more, so more is what you got.

See you on the next thread.

Sorry, you're off my radar.