The packrat in me has been overcome by lack of space and the
convenience of the computer. I barely find time to read the new
magazine when it comes out, much less paw through the old ones. I
have about 124 back issues of WOOD magazine that need to find a good
home.

The earliest is issue 16, published in April, 1987. They are almost
sequential, with a skip here and there until November, 1999, with a 3-
year gap until November, 2002. They pick back up in November, 2002
and run until issue 177, in May, 2007 with several missing issues here
and there. Present and accounted for are issues 16-20, 22-55, 57-100,
102-114, 116, 119, 145-148, 150-158, 160-163, 166, 168-174, 176,
177.

These are used magazines that have been read, tossed around, thumbed
through, etc. A plan or two (but not many) may have been ripped out
if it suited me. At least one issue is missing its cover; you get the
picture.

I figure the whole stack weighs in about 60 pounds. Shipping UPS
won't be cheap, and I ain't goin' down to the part of town where the
freight yard is without a knife and a gun.

I haven't gone back to them to look for projects in years, but I can't
bear to throw them out. I'd like some fellow woodworker with more
room and time to have them.

Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

DonkeyHody
"I'd rather expect the best of people and be wrong than expect the
worst and be right."

In article . com, DonkeyHody wrote:
The packrat in me has been overcome by lack of space and the
convenience of the computer. I barely find time to read the new
magazine when it comes out, much less paw through the old ones. I
have about 124 back issues of WOOD magazine that need to find a good
home.
[...]
Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

Maybe... where are ya?

--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.

On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:05:54 GMT, (Doug Miller)
wrote:

In article . com, DonkeyHody wrote:
The packrat in me has been overcome by lack of space and the
convenience of the computer. I barely find time to read the new
magazine when it comes out, much less paw through the old ones. I
have about 124 back issues of WOOD magazine that need to find a good
home.
[...]
Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

I'd be happy to pay shipping and send you a 6 pack of your favorite
beverage.

Roy!

Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

Maybe... where are ya?

Near Jackson, Mississippi.

DonkeyHody

ROY! wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:05:54 GMT, (Doug Miller)
wrote:


In article . com, DonkeyHody wrote:

The packrat in me has been overcome by lack of space and the
convenience of the computer. I barely find time to read the new
magazine when it comes out, much less paw through the old ones. I
have about 124 back issues of WOOD magazine that need to find a good
home.

[...]

Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

I'd be happy to pay shipping and send you a 6 pack of your favorite
beverage.

Roy!

I hope he doesn't drink "Pasión Azteca-Platinum & Gold" Tequila...

http://www.ley925.com/page_1143846005343.html

$225,000.00 US dollars per bottle! ;-)

--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA

On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 17:38:41 GMT, Nova wrote:

ROY! wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:05:54 GMT, (Doug Miller)
wrote:


In article . com, DonkeyHody wrote:

The packrat in me has been overcome by lack of space and the
convenience of the computer. I barely find time to read the new
magazine when it comes out, much less paw through the old ones. I
have about 124 back issues of WOOD magazine that need to find a good
home.

[...]

Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

I'd be happy to pay shipping and send you a 6 pack of your favorite
beverage.

Roy!

I hope he doesn't drink "Pasión Azteca-Platinum & Gold" Tequila...

http://www.ley925.com/page_1143846005343.html

$225,000.00 US dollars per bottle! ;-)

Whoah!! Good thing that stuff isn't available in a 6 pack!
What makes it so expensive?
Naive minds want to know.

ROY! wrote:
!
I hope he doesn't drink "Pasión Azteca-Platinum & Gold" Tequila...

http://www.ley925.com/page_1143846005343.html

$225,000.00 US dollars per bottle! ;-)

Whoah!! Good thing that stuff isn't available in a 6 pack!
What makes it so expensive?
Naive minds want to know.

The bottle is made of platinum & gold.

The tequila is good tequila ... but it's just tequila. For $225 grand, I
expect more than a hangover!

Bill 8-)


--
I'm not not at the above address.
http://nmwoodworks.com


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ROY! wrote:

Whoah!! Good thing that stuff isn't available in a 6 pack!
What makes it so expensive?
Naive minds want to know.


The bottle deposit. 8-)

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On Jul 16, 10:40 pm, DonkeyHody wrote:
The packrat in me has been overcome by lack of space and the
convenience of the computer. I barely find time to read the new
magazine when it comes out, much less paw through the old ones. I
have about 124 back issues of WOOD magazine that need to find a good
home.

The earliest is issue 16, published in April, 1987. They are almost
sequential, with a skip here and there until November, 1999, with a 3-
year gap until November, 2002. They pick back up in November, 2002
and run until issue 177, in May, 2007 with several missing issues here
and there. Present and accounted for are issues 16-20, 22-55, 57-100,
102-114, 116, 119, 145-148, 150-158, 160-163, 166, 168-174, 176,
177.

These are used magazines that have been read, tossed around, thumbed
through, etc. A plan or two (but not many) may have been ripped out
if it suited me. At least one issue is missing its cover; you get the
picture.

I figure the whole stack weighs in about 60 pounds. Shipping UPS
won't be cheap, and I ain't goin' down to the part of town where the
freight yard is without a knife and a gun.

I haven't gone back to them to look for projects in years, but I can't
bear to throw them out. I'd like some fellow woodworker with more
room and time to have them.

Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

DonkeyHody
"I'd rather expect the best of people and be wrong than expect the
worst and be right."

Maybe you could drop them off in a collection box for GI's stationed
overseas. They do request magazines.

On Jul 17, 12:10 pm, ROY! wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 12:05:54 GMT, (Doug Miller)
wrote:

In article . com, DonkeyHody wrote:
The packrat in me has been overcome by lack of space and the
convenience of the computer. I barely find time to read the new
magazine when it comes out, much less paw through the old ones. I
have about 124 back issues of WOOD magazine that need to find a good
home.
[...]
Does anybody want them bad enough to pay shipping?

I'd be happy to pay shipping and send you a 6 pack of your favorite
beverage.

Roy!

Send an email to with your zip code and I'll
check UPS for charges. I'll get back to you within a few days.

DonkeyHody

I'd be happy to pay shipping and send you a 6 pack of your favorite
beverage.

Roy!

And the Lucky Winner is . . . ROY!
Assuming I get a check in the mail soon, your prize will be on its
way.

DonkeyHody
"The cheapest things in life are free."

On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 05:03:20 -0700, DonkeyHody
wrote:


I'd be happy to pay shipping and send you a 6 pack of your favorite
beverage.

Roy!

And the Lucky Winner is . . . ROY!
Assuming I get a check in the mail soon, your prize will be on its
way.

DonkeyHody
"The cheapest things in life are free."

Thanks, Mr Hody. The check's in the mail, REALLY.

And the Lucky Winner is . . . ROY!
Assuming I get a check in the mail soon, your prize will be on its
way.

DonkeyHody
"The cheapest things in life are free."

Thanks, Mr Hody. The check's in the mail, REALLY.

I assume you read the fine print about the $495 handling fee.

DonkeyHody
"There ain't no such thing as a free lunch."

On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 14:40:33 -0700, DonkeyHody
wrote:


And the Lucky Winner is . . . ROY!
Assuming I get a check in the mail soon, your prize will be on its
way.

DonkeyHody
"The cheapest things in life are free."

Thanks, Mr Hody. The check's in the mail, REALLY.

I assume you read the fine print about the $495 handling fee.

DonkeyHody
"There ain't no such thing as a free lunch."

Missed that. No problem. I'll get another check in the mail today. Do
you mind if I post date it? ;-)