Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

I probably shouldn't ask, but what's wrong with Bill Maher?
ToolKing is occasionally competitive, as is Coastal Tool.

Toller wrote:
I probably shouldn't ask, but what's wrong with Bill Maher?

watch his show or the ad/commercial 'fishbowl' from Amazon. If you
think what he has to say is funny then buy from amazon so they can pay
him, I won't.

Doesn't mean the only person I find funny is Mel Gibson; I'm a regular
watcher of the Daily Show and I find Chris Rock hysterical. Maher is a
twisted, hate-filled guy and I'm not going to support his habit.

"RayV" wrote in message
oups.com...

Toller wrote:
I probably shouldn't ask, but what's wrong with Bill Maher?

watch his show or the ad/commercial 'fishbowl' from Amazon. If you
think what he has to say is funny then buy from amazon so they can pay
him, I won't.

Doesn't mean the only person I find funny is Mel Gibson; I'm a regular
watcher of the Daily Show and I find Chris Rock hysterical. Maher is a
twisted, hate-filled guy and I'm not going to support his habit.

Wasn't he the guy who lost his show a few years back when he did something
really offensive on the air? I only saw it a few times but thought it was
clever; maybe I saw the wrong ones.
What is he doing now beside the Amazon thing?

On the other hand, the Daily Show can be pretty nasty at times; my son
watches it religiously...

I suggest you write Amazon and tell them that you intend to stop shopping
there if they continue it. Just stopping, without anyone knowing about it,
won't do much.

Toller wrote:

Wasn't he the guy who lost his show a few years back when he did
something
really offensive on the air?

Yep, he is the one.

Stated the obvious, which may have offended those in control, got
fired for it.

Understand he has a show on HBO, but I don't have cable, so can't
confirm it.

Whether you like him or not is not the point, the fact that he speaks
his mind is, IMHO.

Lew

Toller wrote:
"RayV" wrote in message
oups.com...

Toller wrote:
I probably shouldn't ask, but what's wrong with Bill Maher?

watch his show or the ad/commercial 'fishbowl' from Amazon. If you
think what he has to say is funny then buy from amazon so they can pay
him, I won't.

Doesn't mean the only person I find funny is Mel Gibson; I'm a regular
watcher of the Daily Show and I find Chris Rock hysterical. Maher is a
twisted, hate-filled guy and I'm not going to support his habit.

Wasn't he the guy who lost his show a few years back when he did something
really offensive on the air? I only saw it a few times but thought it was
clever; maybe I saw the wrong ones.
What is he doing now beside the Amazon thing?

On the other hand, the Daily Show can be pretty nasty at times; my son
watches it religiously...

I suggest you write Amazon and tell them that you intend to stop shopping
there if they continue it. Just stopping, without anyone knowing about it,
won't do much.

I wrote to Amazon CS when I closed my account and told them why I
wanted my account closed. I wouldn't have cared that much if they
hadn't thrown it right in my face on their home page.

If you think the daily show can be nasty you must have never seen
Maher's show on HBO.

On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 19:37:19 GMT, "Toller" wrote:

Toller wrote:
I probably shouldn't ask, but what's wrong with Bill Maher?

Wasn't he the guy who lost his show a few years back when he did something
really offensive on the air? I only saw it a few times but thought it was
clever; maybe I saw the wrong ones.

He lost his show after 9-11 when he objected to calling the attack
"cowardly". Something along the lines of you could use a lot of words
to describe it, but cowardly isn't one of them, and it takes more
courage to put yourself on the plane that's going to blow up than to
launch cruise missiles from 1000 miles away.

He said it a little too close to the event and people overreacted.

What he's been up to since then I don't know.


-Leuf

"Toller" said:

Wasn't he the guy who lost his show a few years back when he did something
really offensive on the air?


quote

ABC decided not to renew Maher's contract for Politically Incorrect in
2002 after he made a controversial on-air remark, in which he, along
with guest conservative political commentator Dinesh D'Souza, objected
to President George W. Bush and others calling the September 11
terrorists "cowardly":

"We have been the cowards lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles
away. That's cowardly. Staying in the airplane when it hits the
building, say what you want about it, it's not cowardly."

— Bill Maher, Politically Incorrect (2001)

/quote

(quoted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Maher)

""We have been the cowards lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles
away. That's cowardly. Staying in the airplane when it hits the
building, say what you want about it, it's not cowardly." "

Well he was correct...tasteless...but correct.

I remember thinking when I heard him say that commen..."Boy, are you
going pay for that one Bill."

His dismissal from ABC was a classic example of what happens when you
offend the sheeple.

Americans forget that those "terrorists" are heros to millions of
people in the world.

Just depends which side you are on.

TMT



Tom Veatch wrote:
"Toller" said:

Wasn't he the guy who lost his show a few years back when he did something
really offensive on the air?


quote

ABC decided not to renew Maher's contract for Politically Incorrect in
2002 after he made a controversial on-air remark, in which he, along
with guest conservative political commentator Dinesh D'Souza, objected
to President George W. Bush and others calling the September 11
terrorists "cowardly":

"We have been the cowards lobbing cruise missiles from 2,000 miles
away. That's cowardly. Staying in the airplane when it hits the
building, say what you want about it, it's not cowardly."

- Bill Maher, Politically Incorrect (2001)

/quote

(quoted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Maher)

Toller wrote:
"RayV" wrote in message
oups.com...

Toller wrote:
I probably shouldn't ask, but what's wrong with Bill Maher?

watch his show or the ad/commercial 'fishbowl' from Amazon. If you
think what he has to say is funny then buy from amazon so they can pay
him, I won't.

Doesn't mean the only person I find funny is Mel Gibson; I'm a regular
watcher of the Daily Show and I find Chris Rock hysterical. Maher is a
twisted, hate-filled guy and I'm not going to support his habit.

Wasn't he the guy who lost his show a few years back when he did something
really offensive on the air? ...

Not exactly.

He said something that wasn't very offensive, but that didn't stop
people from taking umbrage.

His show was canceled because it had never finished any better than
second in the ratings in its timeslot in any market, and the network
wanted to replace it with something that would do better against
_Nightline_. I don't know what they replaced it with, probably because
whatever it was wasn't worth watching at all. Of course since then
ABC has watered down _NIghtline_ so that it is seldom worth watching
either.

--

FF

Maher is a twisted, hate-filled guy and I'm not going to support his habit.

So's Bill O'Reilly. At least Maher doesn't sexually harass his staff.

Buck Turgidson wrote:
Maher is a twisted, hate-filled guy and I'm not going to support his habit.

So's Bill O'Reilly. At least Maher doesn't sexually harass his staff.

Not really the point at all. Matter of fact, no relevance whatsoever.

Yeah I noticed Maher's mug the last time I logged on. I won't quit using
them but I am very surprised that a seemingly market-savvey group like
Amazon would alienate about 1/2 of the world by using him. Actually, I buy
many items offered by Amazon cheaper from locals.

A couple of ideas:

http://www.leevalley.com/home.aspx
A lot of the folks who hang around here, including myself, use them and I
don't recall ever seeing a sour post about them. Good products, great
variety and very good service. If you haven't used them I would recommend
logging on and ordering ALL OF THEIR CATALOGUES. When they arrive those
alone will keep you busy for a couple of evenings. Even the wife enjoys
looking through the tool and garden catalogues. Lots of neat stuff.

http://www.grizzly.com/
Perhaps a little more controversy here. Some love 'em, some don't. I have
had excellent luck with their products and service. We have also been to
their Springfield showroom and it is first-class. In addition to their own
line of tools and equipment they also sell Dewalt, Porter Cable, Milwaukee
and lots of other lines. They also sell items that are difficult to find
otherwise. Here again, order a copy of their paper catalogue and reserve an
evening for browsing. But you can order anything on-line too.

There are others like Woodcraft, http://www.woodcraft.com/, but their
prices seem to be on a continual climb. They do handle some more
specialized items like specialized hand-saws, etc but you can get most of
that from Lee Valley.

RonB



"RayV" wrote in message
ups.com...
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

I have only seen BM a few times and thought he was funny and his
politics were similar to mine.I can understand someone not liking his
humor or politics, but I cant understand why someone would boycott
Amazon which I also personally like. Amazon promotes books and music
from people that I like and dislike who cares.If they promote our war
president who I disagree with and think he is not very Presidential who
cares. The fact that Amazon Fishbowl with Bill Maher,is by presented by
UPS and Cingular, should I boycott my Cell carrier and UPS my life
blood in business.Of course not. Amazon is a business making a buck
from this stuff in a country of free speech. I am curious to any one
that boycotts Amazon because of BM politics, do you boycott things like
clothing made with child labor, tools from countries that allow child
prostitution, oil from countries that you may disagree with, etc,etc.
Happy woodwoking.

On 11 Aug 2006 15:04:10 -0700, "henry" wrote:

I have only seen BM a few times and thought he was funny and his
politics were similar to mine.I can understand someone not liking his
humor or politics, but I cant understand why someone would boycott
Amazon which I also personally like. Amazon promotes books and music
from people that I like and dislike who cares.If they promote our war
president who I disagree with and think he is not very Presidential who
cares. The fact that Amazon Fishbowl with Bill Maher,is by presented by
UPS and Cingular, should I boycott my Cell carrier and UPS my life
blood in business.Of course not. Amazon is a business making a buck
from this stuff in a country of free speech. I am curious to any one
that boycotts Amazon because of BM politics, do you boycott things like
clothing made with child labor, tools from countries that allow child
prostitution, oil from countries that you may disagree with, etc,etc.
Happy woodwoking.


Personally, there were times that I liked BM, others that I thought he was over
the line...

In reflection, what would you EXPECT from a show called "politically Incorrect?
Mac

https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis
https://home.comcast.net/~mac.davis/wood_stuff.htm

At least Bill Maher instills some sense of logic and reason into his
arguments, unlike that anerexic crack whore lookalike Ann Coulter. Ann
Coulter has made a nice living off of overgeneraliazations,
oversimplifications, false conjectures, stereotypes, and jumping to false
conclusions, etc.. In short, she's a butthole.

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RayV wrote:

Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

I take it you have a problem with Maher.

Lew

"RayV" was heard to say...
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

I probably shouldn't ask, but what's wrong with Bill Maher?
ToolKing is occasionally competitive, as is Coastal Tool.

Sorry to hear you ditched Amazon. It would take an aweful lot to get
me to stop shopping Amazon. I am curious too... what's the beef about
Bill Maher?

http://www.pennstateind/com
http://www.toolking.com

Good luck!


PS...
I occasionally surf the net to see what new places are popping up and
providing good deals.I have found a few good places this this way

I recently upgraded my SD card and got a 4GB for $119 with a $30
rebate which is the shelf price for a 2GB at any local store (Best
Buy,etc.). Was my lucky day

RayV wrote:
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

sounds like a perfect example of biting ones nose to spite one's face.
Seems both childish and is a useless protest of sorts. No one will care
but you, but I guess you care more about making a statement than having
a decent source of tools. Whatever.

Dave

David wrote:
RayV wrote:
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

sounds like a perfect example of biting ones nose to spite one's face.
Seems both childish and is a useless protest of sorts. No one will care
but you, but I guess you care more about making a statement than having
a decent source of tools. Whatever.

Dave

That was an asshole thing to say, Dave. Every dollar you spend is a
vote. Remember that. You don't like a company or their policies, you
don't patronize them. Sounds like that's what the OP is doing. Seems
reasonable to me.

I like Northern Tool myself (http://www.northerntool.com), but have
also used Coastal. Both good sources. Personally, I only buy online
anymore when I need something not stocked locally. I like to support
the local guys, cause they always take care of my business.

And for the record, I also think Maher is an asshole. He's a lot like
Carlin...pretty much everything that comes out of his mouth these days
is spew. They both used to be funny, though, now all they both seem to
want to do is **** all over America.

wrote:
David wrote:
RayV wrote:
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

sounds like a perfect example of biting ones nose to spite one's face.
Seems both childish and is a useless protest of sorts. No one will care
but you, but I guess you care more about making a statement than having
a decent source of tools. Whatever.

Dave

That was an asshole thing to say, Dave. Every dollar you spend is a
vote. Remember that. You don't like a company or their policies, you
don't patronize them. Sounds like that's what the OP is doing. Seems
reasonable to me.

I like Northern Tool myself (http://www.northerntool.com), but have
also used Coastal. Both good sources. Personally, I only buy online
anymore when I need something not stocked locally. I like to support
the local guys, cause they always take care of my business.

And for the record, I also think Maher is an asshole. He's a lot like
Carlin...pretty much everything that comes out of his mouth these days
is spew. They both used to be funny, though, now all they both seem to
want to do is **** all over America.

Based on your choice of words I submit that YOU are the AH rather than me.

I also spread my dollars around, including northerntool.com, but the
last transaction left a bad taste in my mouth. I'll skip the details,
as they matter only to me.

And don't put me in the same category as Maher. I can't stand him.
Next time play nice; just because you don't like my opinion, you've no
call to hurl insults. Grow up.

dave

David wrote:
wrote:
David wrote:
RayV wrote:
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

sounds like a perfect example of biting ones nose to spite one's face.
Seems both childish and is a useless protest of sorts. No one will care
but you, but I guess you care more about making a statement than having
a decent source of tools. Whatever.

Dave

That was an asshole thing to say, Dave. Every dollar you spend is a
vote. Remember that. You don't like a company or their policies, you
don't patronize them. Sounds like that's what the OP is doing. Seems
reasonable to me.

I like Northern Tool myself (http://www.northerntool.com), but have
also used Coastal. Both good sources. Personally, I only buy online
anymore when I need something not stocked locally. I like to support
the local guys, cause they always take care of my business.

And for the record, I also think Maher is an asshole. He's a lot like
Carlin...pretty much everything that comes out of his mouth these days
is spew. They both used to be funny, though, now all they both seem to
want to do is **** all over America.

Based on your choice of words I submit that YOU are the AH rather than me.

I also spread my dollars around, including northerntool.com, but the
last transaction left a bad taste in my mouth. I'll skip the details,
as they matter only to me.

And don't put me in the same category as Maher. I can't stand him.
Next time play nice; just because you don't like my opinion, you've no
call to hurl insults. Grow up.

dave

Let me get this straight...YOU were the one who called the OP's actions
"childish," and you're saying I'VE hurled insults? Wow...physician
heal thyself.

wrote:
David wrote:
wrote:
David wrote:
RayV wrote:
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

sounds like a perfect example of biting ones nose to spite one's face.
Seems both childish and is a useless protest of sorts. No one will care
but you, but I guess you care more about making a statement than having
a decent source of tools. Whatever.

Dave
That was an asshole thing to say, Dave. Every dollar you spend is a
vote. Remember that. You don't like a company or their policies, you
don't patronize them. Sounds like that's what the OP is doing. Seems
reasonable to me.

I like Northern Tool myself (http://www.northerntool.com), but have
also used Coastal. Both good sources. Personally, I only buy online
anymore when I need something not stocked locally. I like to support
the local guys, cause they always take care of my business.

And for the record, I also think Maher is an asshole. He's a lot like
Carlin...pretty much everything that comes out of his mouth these days
is spew. They both used to be funny, though, now all they both seem to
want to do is **** all over America.

Based on your choice of words I submit that YOU are the AH rather than me.

I also spread my dollars around, including northerntool.com, but the
last transaction left a bad taste in my mouth. I'll skip the details,
as they matter only to me.

And don't put me in the same category as Maher. I can't stand him.
Next time play nice; just because you don't like my opinion, you've no
call to hurl insults. Grow up.

dave

Let me get this straight...YOU were the one who called the OP's actions
"childish," and you're saying I'VE hurled insults? Wow...physician
heal thyself.

that's a lot more tame then calling someone an AH for voicing a opinion
over someone whining about Amazon. I've no need to heal anything except
my choice of who to respond to. Cheers.

dave

David wrote:
sounds like a perfect example of biting ones nose to spite one's face.
Seems both childish and is a useless protest of sorts.

I didn't know children had jobs and money to spend.

No one will care but you...

Maybe Amazon won't care because I've spent less than $1,000 there in
two years, and maybe HD doesn't care that I've spent over $15,000 at
Lowes instead of their store this past year. But I care about where my
money goes and won't do business with a company that puts a
foul-mouthed jerk in my face when I am going there to spend my money.
If I want to get berated by people I go to newsgroups where I can get
it for free.

RayV wrote:
David wrote:
sounds like a perfect example of biting ones nose to spite one's face.
Seems both childish and is a useless protest of sorts.

I didn't know children had jobs and money to spend.

No one will care but you...

Maybe Amazon won't care because I've spent less than $1,000 there in
two years, and maybe HD doesn't care that I've spent over $15,000 at
Lowes instead of their store this past year. But I care about where my
money goes and won't do business with a company that puts a
foul-mouthed jerk in my face when I am going there to spend my money.
If I want to get berated by people I go to newsgroups where I can get
it for free.

hee hee. I'll be your Huckleberry.

dave

RayV wrote:
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

Did you expect that after you ran your idea up the flagpole, we'd all
salute? (and maybe boycott Amazon? Not on your life!)

Dave

"RayV" wrote in message
ups.com...
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?


I usually by from Coastal Tool, but thanks for a good reason to buy from
Amazon now.

"RayV" wrote in message
ups.com...
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?

Ray - I applaud you for your sticking to your convictions. I too do not
patronize companies that violate my personal ethics or that support people
or organizations I don't care for.

I know that it may cost me a little more money but its my choice and a
choice freely made. A choice given to me by others that sacrificed a great
deal so to provide me with this opportunity. A woodworking forum is not the
place for me to express which companies/people/organizations I won't shop
with - (other than Harbor Fright).

As for finding tools online, I frequently use Amazon to find the tool and
price, then contact the store/vendor directly for the purchase. Usually at
a better price.

The approved list is short: Lee Valley, Costal Tool, Woodworkers Supply,
Rockler and Woodcraft. There are many others but they are more specialized.

I don't like Bill Maher or George Carlin either. After all they cater to
the simplest of minds, ones easily amused.

Dave



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I have only seen BM a few times and thought he was funny and his
politics were similar to mine.I can understand someone not liking his
humor or politics, but I cant understand why someone would boycott
Amazon which I also personally like. Amazon promotes books and music
from people that I like and dislike who cares.If they promote our war
president who I disagree with and think he is not very Presidential who

cares. The fact that Amazon Fishbowl with Bill Maher,is by presented by

UPS and Cingular, should I boycott my Cell carrier and UPS my life
blood in business.Of course not. Amazon is a business making a buck
from this stuff in a country of free speech. I am curious to any one
that boycotts Amazon because of BM politics, do you boycott things like

clothing made with child labor, tools from countries that allow child
prostitution, oil from countries that you may disagree with, etc,etc.
Happy woodwoking.

henry wrote:
I have only seen BM a few times and thought he was funny and his
politics were similar to mine.I can understand someone not liking his
humor or politics, but I cant understand why someone would boycott
Amazon which I also personally like. Amazon promotes books and music
from people that I like and dislike who cares.If they promote our war
president who I disagree with and think he is not very Presidential who

cares. The fact that Amazon Fishbowl with Bill Maher,is by presented by

UPS and Cingular, should I boycott my Cell carrier and UPS my life
blood in business.Of course not. Amazon is a business making a buck
from this stuff in a country of free speech. I am curious to any one
that boycotts Amazon because of BM politics, do you boycott things like

clothing made with child labor, tools from countries that allow child
prostitution, oil from countries that you may disagree with, etc,etc.
Happy woodwoking.


Agreed. I've seen most of Maher's HBO stuff & find I agree with or at
least find amusing about 80% of what he says. If his well founded
critiques of the present US situation is "****ting on America" as one
poster said, then **** away. Can't possibly get us in any worse straits
then the mindless following & flag waving many Americans have engaged in
over the last 6 years. I especially enjoy the "New Rules" segment on
his HBO show "Real Time". Note that the main portion of this show is a
panel discussion, which while it includes people like Cornel West &
Joseph Biden, also includes people like Republican gov James Gilmore,
and right wing pundits such as Fred Barnes & yes even Bill O' Reilly. I
really have to wonder who much of his material some of the posters on
this have actually seen.

Sam

to answer you question, I like Seven Corners (http://www.7corners.com/)
Haven't ordered much online, but they do have a heckuva catalog.

Sam wrote:

Agreed. I've seen most of Maher's HBO stuff & find I agree with or at
least find amusing about 80% of what he says. If his well founded
critiques of the present US situation is "****ting on America" as one
poster said, then **** away. Can't possibly get us in any worse straits
then the mindless following & flag waving many Americans have engaged in
over the last 6 years.

Funny how you can always pick out the bed-wetters. The Howard Zinn,
"America-is-always-wrong-because-it's-run-by-white-males" types.

Delta is ready when you are...get the **** out.

wrote:
Sam wrote:

Agreed. I've seen most of Maher's HBO stuff & find I agree with or at
least find amusing about 80% of what he says. If his well founded
critiques of the present US situation is "****ting on America" as one
poster said, then **** away. Can't possibly get us in any worse straits
then the mindless following & flag waving many Americans have engaged in
over the last 6 years.

Funny how you can always pick out the bed-wetters. The Howard Zinn,
"America-is-always-wrong-because-it's-run-by-white-males" types.

Delta is ready when you are...get the **** out.


"Bed wetters"? My, what original wit. I'm truly hurt. But I guess I
got off easy, you might have called me a "reee-tard". You must be what,
13, 14? Last time I saw his show, Maher WAS a white male. Hell, so am
I, for that matter. But you just keep believing the lies, no matter how
obvious it gets, you pathetic, predictably ignorant fool.

In the mean time, PLONK, mallet head (to use a suitably wood-working
reference).

RayV wrote:
Just went to amazon and was surprised by their commercial/sponsorship
of Bill Maher. I closed my account with them.

So now where do I turn to buy tools online? I have only ever made one
other tool purchase online and it was from www.holbren.com when I
wanted to try an inexpensive raised panel set.

Any recommendations of online stores that sell tools?


Politics aside, I find that there are precious few places that aren't
just front ends for Amazon. There used to be many sources of tools
online, but now you go to actually buy something and voila! you are
once again at Amazon. We're talkin' Wally World here for stomping down
the small vendor and removing competition. Sorta like Starbuck's in
some towns.

Long Live Lee Valley!