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Was in the local post office yesterday, and saw a guy with grey
hair, glue shirt, blue Jeans, with some of thos yardstick suspenders.
Seeing the suspenders made me wonder if the guy was/is a woodworker, and
if he ever came here if he is. I'd been thinking of gettig a pair of
thos mearing suspenders. Until I sawa par actally wornd by a person,
never saw that fore. The thing that immediately popped into my mind
when I saw them changed my mind tho - all I could think of was the guy
looked lie he was prepared t measure smething - and if he found it he
would have to drop his pants to measure it. I now stick with my black
suspendrs ajust hope no one ever buys me a pair of those measuring
susends. i can't get that thought ut of my mind. Arrrgggghhhh!!!



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On Mar 20, 10:53 pm, (J T) wrote:
Was in the local post office yesterday, and saw a guy with grey
hair, glue shirt, blue Jeans, with some of thos yardstick suspenders.
Seeing the suspenders made me wonder if the guy was/is a woodworker, and
if he ever came here if he is. I'd been thinking of gettig a pair of
thos mearing suspenders. Until I sawa par actally wornd by a person,
never saw that fore. The thing that immediately popped into my mind
when I saw them changed my mind tho - all I could think of was the guy
looked lie he was prepared t measure smething - and if he found it he
would have to drop his pants to measure it. I now stick with my black
suspendrs ajust hope no one ever buys me a pair of those measuring
susends. i can't get that thought ut of my mind. Arrrgggghhhh!!!

JOAT


You better step away from that table saw. How many beers did you have
before you typed this?
"Until I sawa par actally wornd by a person, never saw that fore."




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On Mar 20, 10:53 pm, (J T) wrote:
Was in the local post office yesterday, and saw a guy with grey
hair, glue shirt, blue Jeans, with some of thos yardstick suspenders.
Seeing the suspenders made me wonder if the guy was/is a woodworker, and
if he ever came here if he is. I'd been thinking of gettig a pair of
thos mearing suspenders. Until I sawa par actally wornd by a person,
never saw that fore. The thing that immediately popped into my mind
when I saw them changed my mind tho - all I could think of was the guy
looked lie he was prepared t measure smething - and if he found it he
would have to drop his pants to measure it. I now stick with my black
suspendrs ajust hope no one ever buys me a pair of those measuring
susends. i can't get that thought ut of my mind. Arrrgggghhhh!!!

JOAT
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no heavy lifting.


It wasn't me, these are the suspenders I wear
http://tinyurl.com/3awgu9


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Wed, Mar 21, 2007, 5:30am (EDT-3) (RayV) doth
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It wasn't me, these are the suspenders I wear
http://tinyurl.com/3awgu9

Those are sorta classy - about half class. I got a black pair at
owes for about $8 tho.

I hate those tinyurls, they're no good after abut a week.
http://www.redgreen.com/OnlineStore/...=8&currency=US



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Hi Ya JOAT
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never saw that fore.


snippage

Grammar check... should read "afor" instead of "fore"
Tom

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RayV wrote:
On Mar 20, 10:53 pm, (J T) wrote:
Was in the local post office yesterday, and saw a guy with grey
hair, glue shirt, blue Jeans, with some of thos yardstick suspenders.
Seeing the suspenders made me wonder if the guy was/is a woodworker,
and if he ever came here if he is. I'd been thinking of gettig a
pair of thos mearing suspenders. Until I sawa par actally wornd by
a person, never saw that fore. The thing that immediately popped
into my mind when I saw them changed my mind tho - all I could think
of was the guy looked lie he was prepared t measure smething - and
if he found it he would have to drop his pants to measure it. I now
stick with my black suspendrs ajust hope no one ever buys me a pair
of those measuring susends. i can't get that thought ut of my mind.
Arrrgggghhhh!!!

JOAT
Custom philosophizing done. No job too small; must be indoor work,
with no heavy lifting.


It wasn't me, these are the suspenders I wear
http://tinyurl.com/3awgu9


Probably a fisherman--they're called "liars suspenders".

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snippage
never saw that fore.
snippage
Grammar check... should read "afor" instead of "fore"

Wonder why my spell check didn't catch it?

"Cuz it's spelled "spiel chucker".
Tom

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