What should we call it? I'm a little disappointed that he took 1:25 to
take my bait, but it is satisfying to know he's utterly unable to
resist.

I wonder what pithy comment he had for Upscale and me. I'll never
know. Oh, actually, I do know. First of all, it's not about
woodworking. Here's his list of ww related posts:














It's mostly going to be how he's right, everyone else is wrong, he
wants everyone to stay out of his pocket, charity begins at every home
but his, they're all out to get him, and so on.

But mainly, he just couldn't keep from hitting the reply key. I
predict another one, very soon. And guess what? No woodworking
content.

And, for the record, I've been unloading stuff we pulled out of our
last trailer load from our storage unit in NC (which we no longer
inhabit) and have been going through stuff from my brother's estate
from 1995. I found a Stanley bevel gauge (the kind with the screw-eye
like clamp in the end of the handle), a couple of Stanley butt gauges,
an X-Acto large handle knife of the old school (seen the modern ones?
they're crap), and a nifty, small 45 degree miter square--maybe not
Starrett, but it's kind of neat.

It's broken my heart to see all the computer stuff (his as well as
mine) that I've had to toss. 386SX mother board--never used, zillions
of 5 1/4" floppies, zillions of 3½" floppies, unopened software,
reference books. Since all of it (much of mine included) date from
1995, it was utterly useless. Much like when I tossed my Apple II+ a
few years ago.

Clock is running for the troll--tick, tick, tick...


--
LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

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