http://www.wood-line.de/G/G020501.htm

I'm fairly sure I posted this awhile back. But, for some strange,
and unknown, reason, I had saved the link. So, posting it before I dump
the link.



JOAT
Viet Nam. Divorce. Cancer. Been there, done that, got over it. Now
where the Hell are my T-shirts?
- JOAT

On Nov 13, 3:26 pm, (J T) wrote:
http://www.wood-line.de/G/G020501.htm

I'm fairly sure I posted this awhile back. But, for some strange,
and unknown, reason, I had saved the link. So, posting it before I dump
the link.

Um immer die gleichen Umriße zu haben, hatte ich mir aus starkem
Karton für jedes Teil eine Schablone mit den ungefähren Umrissen der
Teile ausgeschnitten und sie dann nachträglich so angepaßt, daß sie
mit Schnittkanten auf die Platten gepaßt haben.

Who knew?

Tue, Nov 13, 2007, 11:51pm (EST+5) (Robatoy) Um
immer die gleichen Umriße zu haben, hatte ich mir aus starkem Karton
für jedes Teil eine Schablone mit den ungefähren Umrissen der Teile
ausgeschnitten und sie dann nachträglich so angepaßt, daß sie mit
Schnittkanten auf die Platten gepaßt haben.
Who knew?

I figure he just put the part about adapting her in to make himself
sound good.



JOAT
The whole of life is a learning process.
- John Keel

(J T) opin'd thus:

http://www.wood-line.de/G/G020501.htm

I'm fairly sure I posted this awhile back. But, for some strange,
and unknown, reason, I had saved the link. So, posting it before I dump
the link.

Uhhh . . yeah, tha's pretty cool, but . . .


.. . . it rocks the WRONG WAY!




(If you go to the Aerostich factory in Duluth MN, they have a rocking
horse for testing motorcycling apparel that rocks to the right and to
the left so that you can be sure of the fit......)

-Don (still motorcycling -- in November!)

--
A chicken crossing the road: poultry in motion.

Wed, Nov 14, 2007, 8:03pm (EST-1) (Don*Fearn) doth
ayeth:
Uhhh . . yeah, tha's pretty cool, but . . .
. . it rocks the WRONG WAY!
(If you go to the Aerostich factory in Duluth MN, they have a rocking
horse for testing motorcycling apparel that rocks to the right and to
the left so that you can be sure of the fit......)

You must be new at this. If it rocks the wrong way, you turn it.
No prob. I don't EVEN want to hear why you're still riding rocking
horses at your age.



JOAT
The whole of life is a learning process.
- John Keel