A great example of "different strokes for different folks"

http://furnishingsontheweb.com/NoFra.../169337nf.html

In article , RayV wrote:
A great example of "different strokes for different folks"

http://furnishingsontheweb.com/NoFra.../169337nf.html

Wow, what a bargain! Yuck.

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A great example of "different strokes for different folks"

http://furnishingsontheweb.com/NoFra.../169337nf.html


Well that looked kinda cool when I thought it was made from maple and
walnut. BUT PAINTED?????

Leon wrote:

Well that looked kinda cool when I thought it was made from maple and
walnut. BUT PAINTED?????

Look at the weight. That's why I'd guess it's painted.

On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 07:27:10 -0800 (PST), RayV
wrote:

A great example of "different strokes for different folks"

http://furnishingsontheweb.com/NoFra.../169337nf.html


A finish can ruin everything.

On Nov 26, 10:27 am, RayV wrote:
A great example of "different strokes for different folks"

http://furnishingsontheweb.com/NoFra.../169337nf.html

Oh, that is really nice! ( IF YOU'RE A FRICKIN' ZEBRA!!!)

On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 07:27:10 -0800 (PST), RayV
wrote:

A great example of "different strokes for different folks"

http://furnishingsontheweb.com/NoFra.../169337nf.html

I love how they say it's made from selected hardwoods and "wood
products". That's a little vague, isn't it?

I know I certainly wouldn't buy it for $884.19. It's not the price,
it's the fact that it's fricking ugly.

B A R R Y wrote:

Leon wrote:

Well that looked kinda cool when I thought it was made from maple and
walnut. BUT PAINTED?????

Look at the weight. That's why I'd guess it's painted.

Pretty much defines the ration of "wood products" (aka termite puke) to
wood doesn't it.

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Mark & Juanita wrote:

B A R R Y wrote:

Leon wrote:

Well that looked kinda cool when I thought it was made from maple and
walnut. BUT PAINTED?????

Look at the weight. That's why I'd guess it's painted.

Pretty much defines the ration of "wood products" (aka termite puke) to
wood doesn't it.

Dang! That should be "defines the *ratio* of ..."



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Brian Henderson wrote:
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 07:27:10 -0800 (PST), RayV
wrote:

A great example of "different strokes for different folks"

http://furnishingsontheweb.com/NoFra.../169337nf.html

I love how they say it's made from selected hardwoods and "wood
products". That's a little vague, isn't it?

I know I certainly wouldn't buy it for $884.19. It's not the price,
it's the fact that it's fricking ugly.
I'll make you one for $500US plus shipping. ;-)
greedily,
jo4hn