I loved Andy Rooney's desk on Sunday morning.

Did anyone else see it?

oops it was 60 minutes

william kossack wrote:
I loved Andy Rooney's desk on Sunday morning.

Did anyone else see it?

Yes it looked good,but did you see the daily show?apparently Jon Stewart
and The ex president (Carter I already new was a wooddorker)are wooddorkers!

Len

I belive he made it himself. He was in a woodworking magazine a while
back.

Ted

On Tue, 06 Dec 2005 07:36:05 -0700, william kossack
wrote:

oops it was 60 minutes

william kossack wrote:
I loved Andy Rooney's desk on Sunday morning.

Did anyone else see it?

Once a week.

"william kossack" wrote in message
I loved Andy Rooney's desk on Sunday morning.

Did anyone else see it?

Yeah ... a big honking slab of walnut, very nice. It was unclear whether he
made the rest of the desk, but he has professed to being a wooddorker, that
he makes furniture, and has mentioned his "dream shop" in the past.

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He did a piece a year or so ago where he discussed his tools;
apparently he's a big customer of Lie Nielsen.

Personally, I never liked tree slab desks from an ascetic point of
view, and didn't particularly care for Andy's.

Mutt

Bigpole wrote:
I belive he made it himself. He was in a woodworking magazine a while
back.

Ted

In the 25th anniversery issue of FWW, there's an article by him about
his woodworking.

In article ,
william kossack wrote:

I loved Andy Rooney's desk on Sunday morning.

Did anyone else see it?

Yes. Did you hear what he said?

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/...in892398.shtml

william kossack wrote:

I loved Andy Rooney's desk on Sunday morning.

Did anyone else see it?

"Robatoy"
Yes. Did you hear what he said?

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/...in892398.shtml

I love his last line : We had a great commander in WWII, Dwight Eisenhower.
He became President and on leaving the White House in 1961, he said this:
"We must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether
sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for
the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. ."

Well, Ike was right. That's just what's happened.

Ironically, Ike was the President that ordered the overthrow of Iran's
government and placed the Shaw in place. (DAGS Operation Ajax)

Andy should stick to building desks and commenting on the daily tommyrot of
life.

Dave

Pig wrote:
Personally, I never liked tree slab desks from an ascetic point of
view, and didn't particularly care for Andy's.
^^^^^^^
Well throw some ash on it and thrash it with a cat-o-nine-tails... would
that make you like it more?

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Pig wrote:
He did a piece a year or so ago where he discussed his tools;
apparently he's a big customer of Lie Nielsen.

Personally, I never liked tree slab desks from an ascetic point of
view, and didn't particularly care for Andy's.

Mutt

Bigpole wrote:

I belive he made it himself. He was in a woodworking magazine a while
back.

Ted


You have a "sour" point of view?