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Note received today from one of my buds in our volunteer group that
does bascic home maintenance for our less fortunate senior citizens here in Plano, TX. Tom, My wife is having a luncheon for some friends Friday. She has suddenly discovered our table is too small. I found this video of one that would be perfect. Could you build one exactly like it and have it ready by Thursday morning? Harry See http://web2.airmail.net/xleanone/index.html/Table/ to see example his "simple request". My response: Harry: No sweat! What color latex paint did she want on it? I have some nice Fire Engine Red left over, with Puce for the trim. Tom |
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Tom B wrote:
Note received today from one of my buds in our volunteer group that does bascic home maintenance for our less fortunate senior citizens here in Plano, TX. Tom, My wife is having a luncheon for some friends Friday. She has suddenly discovered our table is too small. I found this video of one that would be perfect. Could you build one exactly like it and have it ready by Thursday morning? Harry See http://web2.airmail.net/xleanone/index.html/Table/ to see example his "simple request". My response: Harry: No sweat! What color latex paint did she want on it? I have some nice Fire Engine Red left over, with Puce for the trim. A male who knows what the hell "puce" is and he's a heterosexual! I'm impressed. How do you feel about Taupe? Teal? |
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On Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:48:59 -0500, "HeyBub"
wrote: Tom B wrote: Note received today from one of my buds in our volunteer group that does bascic home maintenance for our less fortunate senior citizens here in Plano, TX. Tom, My wife is having a luncheon for some friends Friday. She has suddenly discovered our table is too small. I found this video of one that would be perfect. Could you build one exactly like it and have it ready by Thursday morning? Harry See http://web2.airmail.net/xleanone/index.html/Table/ to see example his "simple request". My response: Harry: No sweat! What color latex paint did she want on it? I have some nice Fire Engine Red left over, with Puce for the trim. A male who knows what the hell "puce" is and he's a heterosexual! I'm impressed. How do you feel about Taupe? Teal? Taupe is what I put on wounds I acquire in the shop. Teal I shoot, roast and eat. Yummy! |
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On Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:48:59 -0500, "HeyBub" wrote:
A male who knows what the hell "puce" is and he's a heterosexual! I'm impressed. How do you feel about Taupe? Teal? Wow, flashback! Had a leasing agent in the 80's telling me about a great deal on a Toyota Supra... Said it was "taupe gray".. I didn't want a gray car, but went to look at it because it was a great deal.. Ended up buying and wondering why he didn't just say it was TAN.. lol Oh.. and the interior was "camel".. mac Please remove splinters before emailing |
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mac davis wrote:
On Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:48:59 -0500, "HeyBub" wrote: A male who knows what the hell "puce" is and he's a heterosexual! I'm impressed. How do you feel about Taupe? Teal? Wow, flashback! Had a leasing agent in the 80's telling me about a great deal on a Toyota Supra... Said it was "taupe gray".. I didn't want a gray car, but went to look at it because it was a great deal.. Ended up buying and wondering why he didn't just say it was TAN.. lol Oh.. and the interior was "camel".. Yeah. we guys know the names of about eight colors whereas women are familiar with over a hundred. It's just the reverse when it comes to screwing. |
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Yeah. we guys know the names of about eight colors whereas women are
familiar with over a hundred. Celery is a vegetable, not a color. |
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C & S wrote:
Yeah. we guys know the names of about eight colors whereas women are familiar with over a hundred. Celery is a vegetable, not a color. Hey, if orange can be both a fruit and a color, why discriminate against celery? Somewhere in there is an off-color joke about fruits and vegetables... |
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Mike Marlow wrote:
"HeyBub" wrote in message m... It's just the reverse when it comes to screwing. That's right! We know "phillips", "common", "Torx", "square", etc. I've never dated a "Torx." Is that like a Horax? |
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Greg Neill wrote:
C & S wrote: Yeah. we guys know the names of about eight colors whereas women are familiar with over a hundred. Celery is a vegetable, not a color. Hey, if orange can be both a fruit and a color, why discriminate against celery? Somewhere in there is an off-color joke about fruits and vegetables... Oh, you can probably make up your own: "There have been 12 separate cucumber robberies during the past three months, the most recent involving 150 bags on Tuesday night." http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...12/2653384.htm |
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Greg Neill wrote:
C & S wrote: Yeah. we guys know the names of about eight colors whereas women are familiar with over a hundred. Celery is a vegetable, not a color. Hey, if orange can be both a fruit and a color, why discriminate against celery? Somewhere in there is an off-color joke about fruits and vegetables... Hey! This isn't astrophysics. Or is your interest connected to Goethe's color theory? |
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"mac davis" wrote in message ... On Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:48:59 -0500, "HeyBub" wrote: A male who knows what the hell "puce" is and he's a heterosexual! I'm impressed. How do you feel about Taupe? Teal? Wow, flashback! Had a leasing agent in the 80's telling me about a great deal on a Toyota Supra... Said it was "taupe gray".. I didn't want a gray car, but went to look at it because it was a great deal.. Ended up buying and wondering why he didn't just say it was TAN.. lol Oh.. and the interior was "camel".. My '82 Supra was Terra Cotta. Dave in Houston |
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Dave in Houston wrote:
"mac davis" wrote in message ... On Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:48:59 -0500, "HeyBub" wrote: A male who knows what the hell "puce" is and he's a heterosexual! I'm impressed. How do you feel about Taupe? Teal? Wow, flashback! Had a leasing agent in the 80's telling me about a great deal on a Toyota Supra... Said it was "taupe gray".. I didn't want a gray car, but went to look at it because it was a great deal.. Ended up buying and wondering why he didn't just say it was TAN.. lol Oh.. and the interior was "camel".. My '82 Supra was Terra Cotta. Dave in Houston My 59 Studebaker was Tahitian Coral Enamel -- said so on the body tag Got it from my aunt and there was no way this high school kid was going to refer to it as pink. Hey, it was $50 in 1976, it got me to and from high school in 20 minutes, saving me a 1 hour bus ride. -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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"Mark & Juanita" wrote in message m... Dave in Houston wrote: My 59 Studebaker was Tahitian Coral Enamel -- said so on the body tag Got it from my aunt and there was no way this high school kid was going to refer to it as pink. Hey, it was $50 in 1976, it got me to and from high school in 20 minutes, saving me a 1 hour bus ride. Just think what it would be worth if you'd kept it and restored it. Dave in Houston |
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Dave in Houston wrote:
"Mark & Juanita" wrote in message m... Dave in Houston wrote: My 59 Studebaker was Tahitian Coral Enamel -- said so on the body tag Got it from my aunt and there was no way this high school kid was going to refer to it as pink. Hey, it was $50 in 1976, it got me to and from high school in 20 minutes, saving me a 1 hour bus ride. Just think what it would be worth if you'd kept it and restored it. Dave in Houston Actually, it's still on Dad's farm. It's in reasonably decent shape, if I found a decent buyer for it, would be willing to part with it. The engine was rebuilt in 1977 and probably has less than 3000 miles on it. Transmission needs some work. I'd rather restore my Ford 2N tractor. -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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