I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.

I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.
--
Jeff

On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.


Can you get Haltz by IIRC Scott's?


I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.

FWIW unless you have an allergy thing, most AC repair guys recommend the
99cent filters changed monthly. This includes my neighbor that was and
AC guy and did my repairs for next to nothing.

woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten
any in, HD just jacked their prices.

Wow - that's one hell of a price increase. Same size bag? Maybe it was on
sale 2 weeks ago?


I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand
filter... a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well
they now switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more
than 2x the price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.

That's really surprising. They always used to carry three categories of
most items - Good, Better, Best. Surprising they got away from that.

--

-Mike-

On 4/12/2014 3:47 PM, Leon wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.


Can you get Haltz by IIRC Scott's?
I don't touch Scott's products unless I have to. Overpriced and crap.
I have not seen Haltz..



I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.

FWIW unless you have an allergy thing, most AC repair guys recommend the
99cent filters changed monthly. This includes my neighbor that was and
AC guy and did my repairs for next to nothing.

I have multiple allergies. Dust, pollen, you name it. But the flanders
filters Made here in NJ are so inexpensive. At least they were until
Honeywell rebranded it.


--
Jeff

On 4/12/2014 3:55 PM, Mike Marlow wrote:
woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten
any in, HD just jacked their prices.

Wow - that's one hell of a price increase. Same size bag? Maybe it was on
sale 2 weeks ago?

Like I said, they haven't even got a shipment in, so all the bags were
last years bags. They had only one left, and it was 49.99.. The guy said
they have been unable to get in touch with the distributor... so they
are not sure when they will get it in, or if they will get it in.
So they jacked the price on last years stuff.


I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand
filter... a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well
they now switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more
than 2x the price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.

That's really surprising. They always used to carry three categories of
most items - Good, Better, Best. Surprising they got away from that.


Yep, now the store has one brand... HONEYWELL... but its HONEY NOT SO
WELL at those prices. Yea they have different merv ratings, but even the
lowest pleated was more than I was paying b4. So HD SUCKS.

--
Jeff

On Sat, 12 Apr 2014 15:09:23 -0400, woodchucker
wrote:

I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.

I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.


I bought my last batch of furnace filters at the Re-Store
Habitat For Humanity outlet
3-M top grade 20x20x1 $ 5. each - I bought all they had.
I change them ~ monthly .. maybe 6 weeks in spring & fall .
... full retail for these, in Canada, is ~ $ 20.
- a rip-off in my opinion.
John T.




--- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: ---

On 4/12/2014 3:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.

I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.


Don't have an answer for the grass thing , I mostly grow weeds -- Hey
they can be green too!

and purple and yellow and ...

But I buy my furnace filters in bulk he

https://www.airfiltersdelivered.com

Reasonable pricing, way better than the borg at least, a wide selection
and delivered to your door.

John

woodchucker wrote:
On 4/12/2014 3:55 PM, Mike Marlow wrote:
woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten
any in, HD just jacked their prices.

Wow - that's one hell of a price increase. Same size bag? Maybe it
was on sale 2 weeks ago?

Like I said, they haven't even got a shipment in, so all the bags were
last years bags. They had only one left, and it was 49.99.. The guy
said they have been unable to get in touch with the distributor... so
they are not sure when they will get it in, or if they will get it in.
So they jacked the price on last years stuff.


What I can tell you Jeff is that it's not usually advisable to believe what
the guy in the apron says about this kind of thing. Sometimes they really
are made aware by the store management, but generally - not so much. He may
indeed be correct but it sounds to my ear like he's making this crap up.
Jacking up the price on last year's inventory is just not how HD operates.


That's really surprising. They always used to carry three
categories of most items - Good, Better, Best. Surprising they got
away from that.

Yep, now the store has one brand... HONEYWELL... but its HONEY NOT SO
WELL at those prices. Yea they have different merv ratings, but even
the lowest pleated was more than I was paying b4. So HD SUCKS.

Now you have me curious. Next time I swing by my local HD, I'm going to
look and see what they have - just out of curiosity.

--

-Mike-

On 4/12/2014 6:47 PM, John wrote:
On 4/12/2014 3:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.

I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.


Don't have an answer for the grass thing , I mostly grow weeds -- Hey
they can be green too!

and purple and yellow and ...

But I buy my furnace filters in bulk he

https://www.airfiltersdelivered.com

Reasonable pricing, way better than the borg at least, a wide selection
and delivered to your door.

John


Might do that.
Thanks.

Still ****ed at HD for jackingit up by buying the rebranded filters..

--
Jeff

On 4/12/2014 7:59 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/12/2014 6:47 PM, John wrote:
On 4/12/2014 3:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.

I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.


Don't have an answer for the grass thing , I mostly grow weeds -- Hey
they can be green too!

and purple and yellow and ...

But I buy my furnace filters in bulk he

https://www.airfiltersdelivered.com

Reasonable pricing, way better than the borg at least, a wide selection
and delivered to your door.

John


Might do that.
Thanks.

Still ****ed at HD for jackingit up by buying the rebranded filters..



YW

On 4/12/2014 7:23 PM, Mike Marlow wrote:
woodchucker wrote:
On 4/12/2014 3:55 PM, Mike Marlow wrote:
woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten
any in, HD just jacked their prices.

Wow - that's one hell of a price increase. Same size bag? Maybe it
was on sale 2 weeks ago?

Like I said, they haven't even got a shipment in, so all the bags were
last years bags. They had only one left, and it was 49.99.. The guy
said they have been unable to get in touch with the distributor... so
they are not sure when they will get it in, or if they will get it in.
So they jacked the price on last years stuff.

He didn't say they jacked up the price, I said that... He had no idea
what the price was previously.
But they definetly jacked the price up on last years... The price online
for my store is different than the store price... which is wierd.. by $3..


What I can tell you Jeff is that it's not usually advisable to believe what
the guy in the apron says about this kind of thing. Sometimes they really
are made aware by the store management, but generally - not so much. He may
indeed be correct but it sounds to my ear like he's making this crap up.
Jacking up the price on last year's inventory is just not how HD operates.


That's really surprising. They always used to carry three
categories of most items - Good, Better, Best. Surprising they got
away from that.

Yep, now the store has one brand... HONEYWELL... but its HONEY NOT SO
WELL at those prices. Yea they have different merv ratings, but even
the lowest pleated was more than I was paying b4. So HD SUCKS.

Now you have me curious. Next time I swing by my local HD, I'm going to
look and see what they have - just out of curiosity.



--
Jeff

On 4/12/2014 3:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very high
at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any in, HD
just jacked their prices.

I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter... a
lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now switched
to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the price... Nice
of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.

Try Glassfloss Z-Line filters from Amazon.com. They are MERV 11. You need
to buy them by the case but they've proven themselves to be as good as
anything 3M sells and at $5 each (in my 20X25X1 size) they seem quite
reasonable. A case should do you for at least four years.

On 4/12/2014 4:02 PM, woodchucker wrote:

So HD SUCKS.



Surely you didn't just notice that.

woodchucker wrote:

He didn't say they jacked up the price, I said that... He had no idea
what the price was previously.
But they definetly jacked the price up on last years... The price
online for my store is different than the store price... which is
wierd.. by $3..

No - it's the same. Take the on-line price into the store and that's what
you pay. End of story. You are seeing things Jeff, that just do not really
exist in the real world.


--

-Mike-

On Sat, 12 Apr 2014 15:58:55 -0400, woodchucker wrote:

On 4/12/2014 3:47 PM, Leon wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.


Can you get Haltz by IIRC Scott's?
I don't touch Scott's products unless I have to. Overpriced and crap.
I have not seen Haltz..



I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.

FWIW unless you have an allergy thing, most AC repair guys recommend the
99cent filters changed monthly. This includes my neighbor that was and
AC guy and did my repairs for next to nothing.

I have multiple allergies. Dust, pollen, you name it. But the flanders
filters Made here in NJ are so inexpensive. At least they were until
Honeywell rebranded it.

I am an HVAC guy, they sell a plastic horsehair type filter
(washable) that is usually green or orange. Air across the filter
sets up a natural static charge that helps reduce the dust n
pollens going across it. But, to increase the capability of the
filter, take some liquid soap, like Joy, mix it 50/50 with water
and spray in air entering portion of the filter. (The back has
like a 1/4 in plastic bonded screen.) let it dry and put into you
filter compartment. (cut the thing to size first. )

The soap will increase the stickyness of small stuff sticking to
it while the electrostatic charge helps with the rest. If heat
only system pull the filter, flush it with water and it will
reactivate the soap to was the filter off. Shake the water off
and respray. repeat every 4 months. If you have HVAC then up it
to once every three months.

The filters will last about two or so years, you can tell when it
is shot as it will become too limp.

Hope it helps.

On 4/13/2014 1:46 AM, Sea Blues wrote:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2014 15:58:55 -0400, woodchucker wrote:

On 4/12/2014 3:47 PM, Leon wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:
I priced out Lesco Pre-emergent crab grass stuff 2 weeks ago... very
high at 38.xx per bag. This week 49.99 per bag.. They haven't gotten any
in, HD just jacked their prices.


Can you get Haltz by IIRC Scott's?
I don't touch Scott's products unless I have to. Overpriced and crap.
I have not seen Haltz..



I also needed furnace fiters.. been buying the Flanders brand filter...
a lot less than the 3m stuff. With a high merv rating. Well they now
switched to all Honeywell filters made by Flanders at more than 2x the
price... Nice of HD to be thinking we are made of money.

F them. That's not a small increase on either product.

FWIW unless you have an allergy thing, most AC repair guys recommend the
99cent filters changed monthly. This includes my neighbor that was and
AC guy and did my repairs for next to nothing.

I have multiple allergies. Dust, pollen, you name it. But the flanders
filters Made here in NJ are so inexpensive. At least they were until
Honeywell rebranded it.

I am an HVAC guy, they sell a plastic horsehair type filter
(washable) that is usually green or orange. Air across the filter
sets up a natural static charge that helps reduce the dust n
pollens going across it. But, to increase the capability of the
filter, take some liquid soap, like Joy, mix it 50/50 with water
and spray in air entering portion of the filter. (The back has
like a 1/4 in plastic bonded screen.) let it dry and put into you
filter compartment. (cut the thing to size first. )

The soap will increase the stickyness of small stuff sticking to
it while the electrostatic charge helps with the rest. If heat
only system pull the filter, flush it with water and it will
reactivate the soap to was the filter off. Shake the water off
and respray. repeat every 4 months. If you have HVAC then up it
to once every three months.

The filters will last about two or so years, you can tell when it
is shot as it will become too limp.

Hope it helps.

I was looking at those.

Here's the thing, I use the filters for home HVAC, but I also have 2
other applications. 1 is a filter for my spray area, I suck up all the
overspray with it.

The other is a tower, (getting rid of it and making a downdraft table)
to clean the air... When I make the downdraft table it will be the air
cleaner too. So I want that downdraft table to have the finest
filtration... which will be multiple filters, pre-filters to catch the
initial stuf, and finer filters to catch all the find particles.. Will
this HAIR filter catch the fines? I think it would be a pre-filter right?

--
Jeff

On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg


--
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Wood Shop: www.e-WoodShop.net
https://www.google.com/+eWoodShop
https://plus.google.com/+KarlCaillouet/posts
http://www.custommade.com/by/ewoodshop/
KarlCaillouet@ (the obvious)

On 4/13/2014 2:40 PM, Swingman wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg



Yea, I don't get the popularity of the Kardashian's.. Losers if you ask
me...
--
Jeff

On 4/13/2014 4:32 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/13/2014 2:40 PM, Swingman wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg




Yea, I don't get the popularity of the Kardashian's.. Losers if you ask
me...

For some, the best consolation for being a loser, is to have a ton of
money. How you get it, not as important.

I thought Kim looked pretty hot in that pic. There is something to be
said for eye candy.


--
pentapus

On 4/15/2014 2:45 PM, pentapus wrote:
On 4/13/2014 4:32 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/13/2014 2:40 PM, Swingman wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg





Yea, I don't get the popularity of the Kardashian's.. Losers if you ask
me...

For some, the best consolation for being a loser, is to have a ton of
money. How you get it, not as important.

It certainly is to me. I am not out to be a million or billionaire. I
have known quite a few, and I really don't like most of them as people.
There are a couple of exceptions. Not sure if the money made them that
way, or the greed to get the money... I suspect its the greed.


I thought Kim looked pretty hot in that pic. There is something to be
said for eye candy.


I see nothing attractive about them. But to each his own.


--
Jeff

On 4/15/2014 3:10 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/15/2014 2:45 PM, pentapus wrote:
On 4/13/2014 4:32 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/13/2014 2:40 PM, Swingman wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg






Yea, I don't get the popularity of the Kardashian's.. Losers if you ask
me...

For some, the best consolation for being a loser, is to have a ton of
money. How you get it, not as important.

It certainly is to me. I am not out to be a million or billionaire.

CEOs top the list of psychopaths:

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/drishti...udies-say-yes/

I
have known quite a few, and I really don't like most of them as people.
There are a couple of exceptions. Not sure if the money made them that
way, or the greed to get the money... I suspect its the greed.

I can't see where greed would make anyone a more agreeable person.

There are all kinds of people, and there are those (both rich and poor)
that measure their success in life by money and possessions. It's a
score keeper of sorts. Some/many people need to keep score in a very
conventional way, You and I don't.

For better or worse, I'm a convention breaker myself. The world doesn't
need many like that, but it does need a few.



I thought Kim looked pretty hot in that pic. There is something to be
said for eye candy.


I see nothing attractive about them. But to each his own.




--
pentapus

On 4/15/2014 2:10 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/15/2014 2:45 PM, pentapus wrote:
On 4/13/2014 4:32 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/13/2014 2:40 PM, Swingman wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg






Yea, I don't get the popularity of the Kardashian's.. Losers if you ask
me...

For some, the best consolation for being a loser, is to have a ton of
money. How you get it, not as important.

It certainly is to me. I am not out to be a million or billionaire. I
have known quite a few, and I really don't like most of them as people.
There are a couple of exceptions. Not sure if the money made them that
way, or the greed to get the money... I suspect its the greed.


I thought Kim looked pretty hot in that pic. There is something to be
said for eye candy.


I see nothing attractive about them. But to each his own.


She always looked a bit chubby to me, never saw the attraction myself.

On 4/15/2014 6:58 PM, pentapus wrote:
On 4/15/2014 3:10 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/15/2014 2:45 PM, pentapus wrote:
On 4/13/2014 4:32 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/13/2014 2:40 PM, Swingman wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg







Yea, I don't get the popularity of the Kardashian's.. Losers if you ask
me...

For some, the best consolation for being a loser, is to have a ton of
money. How you get it, not as important.

It certainly is to me. I am not out to be a million or billionaire.

CEOs top the list of psychopaths:

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/drishti...udies-say-yes/


I
have known quite a few, and I really don't like most of them as people.
There are a couple of exceptions. Not sure if the money made them that
way, or the greed to get the money... I suspect its the greed.

I can't see where greed would make anyone a more agreeable person.

There are all kinds of people, and there are those (both rich and poor)
that measure their success in life by money and possessions. It's a
score keeper of sorts. Some/many people need to keep score in a very
conventional way, You and I don't.

For better or worse, I'm a convention breaker myself. The world doesn't
need many like that, but it does need a few.



I thought Kim looked pretty hot in that pic. There is something to be
said for eye candy.


I see nothing attractive about them. But to each his own.

Money can't buy you class, and they are proof of it.
But it's always nice at a party to have a few ladies who have a booty
big enough to sit your drink and hors'd plate on.

Steve

On 4/17/2014 9:05 PM, SteveB wrote:
On 4/15/2014 6:58 PM, pentapus wrote:
On 4/15/2014 3:10 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/15/2014 2:45 PM, pentapus wrote:
On 4/13/2014 4:32 PM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/13/2014 2:40 PM, Swingman wrote:
On 4/12/2014 2:09 PM, woodchucker wrote:


Judging from the way the subject was worded, thought you were talking
about something else entirely:

http://us.cdn001.fansshare.com/photo...-348438680.jpg








Yea, I don't get the popularity of the Kardashian's.. Losers if you
ask
me...

For some, the best consolation for being a loser, is to have a ton of
money. How you get it, not as important.

It certainly is to me. I am not out to be a million or billionaire.

CEOs top the list of psychopaths:

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/drishti...udies-say-yes/



I
have known quite a few, and I really don't like most of them as people.
There are a couple of exceptions. Not sure if the money made them that
way, or the greed to get the money... I suspect its the greed.

I can't see where greed would make anyone a more agreeable person.

There are all kinds of people, and there are those (both rich and poor)
that measure their success in life by money and possessions. It's a
score keeper of sorts. Some/many people need to keep score in a very
conventional way, You and I don't.

For better or worse, I'm a convention breaker myself. The world doesn't
need many like that, but it does need a few.



I thought Kim looked pretty hot in that pic. There is something to be
said for eye candy.


I see nothing attractive about them. But to each his own.

Money can't buy you class, and they are proof of it.
But it's always nice at a party to have a few ladies who have a booty
big enough to sit your drink and hors'd plate on.

Steve
LOL

--
Jeff

SteveB wrote:


Money can't buy you class, and they are proof of it.
But it's always nice at a party to have a few ladies who have a booty
big enough to sit your drink and hors'd plate on.


Reminds me of the old line - 3 feet tall.... oh wait... we have women that
post here also... Nevermind...

--

-Mike-

Money can't buy you class, and they are proof of it.
But it's always nice at a party to have a few ladies who have a booty
big enough to sit your drink and hors'd plate on.


Reminds me of the old line - 3 feet tall.... oh wait... we have women that
post here also... Nevermind...

Indeed there are!

Welcome to USEnet. Please adjust your reality.

Noticed Home Depot is now advertising these in the last few days:

http://www.cabinetmakerfdm.com/91787.html

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Project-P...489?quantity=1

Online only, shipping can double the cost, no store delivery option, and
delivery time ten to 14 days?

Convenience always has a price, and there are situations where
"in-store" availability may justify that, but shipping costs and
delivery times don't classify as "convenient".

Good luck, CFP, with that business model ...

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On 4/18/2014 7:23 AM, Casper wrote:
Money can't buy you class, and they are proof of it.
But it's always nice at a party to have a few ladies who have a booty
big enough to sit your drink and hors'd plate on.


Reminds me of the old line - 3 feet tall.... oh wait... we have women that
post here also... Nevermind...

Indeed there are!

Welcome to USEnet. Please adjust your reality.

More like "Welcome to Usenet, but be prepared to adjust to reality".

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On 4/18/2014 7:27 AM, Swingman wrote:
Noticed Home Depot is now advertising these in the last few days:

http://www.cabinetmakerfdm.com/91787.html

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Project-P...489?quantity=1


Online only, shipping can double the cost, no store delivery option, and
delivery time ten to 14 days?

Convenience always has a price, and there are situations where
"in-store" availability may justify that, but shipping costs and
delivery times don't classify as "convenient".

Good luck, CFP, with that business model ...



Did you notice the size, 2'x8', no full sheets.

On 4/18/2014 8:27 AM, Swingman wrote:
Noticed Home Depot is now advertising these in the last few days:

http://www.cabinetmakerfdm.com/91787.html

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Project-P...489?quantity=1


Online only, shipping can double the cost, no store delivery option, and
delivery time ten to 14 days?

Convenience always has a price, and there are situations where
"in-store" availability may justify that, but shipping costs and
delivery times don't classify as "convenient".

Good luck, CFP, with that business model ...

That does not look like walnut, it looks like butternut.
Big difference.

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On 4/18/2014 8:11 AM, Leon wrote:
On 4/18/2014 7:27 AM, Swingman wrote:
Noticed Home Depot is now advertising these in the last few days:

http://www.cabinetmakerfdm.com/91787.html

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Project-P...489?quantity=1



Online only, shipping can double the cost, no store delivery option, and
delivery time ten to 14 days?

Convenience always has a price, and there are situations where
"in-store" availability may justify that, but shipping costs and
delivery times don't classify as "convenient".

Good luck, CFP, with that business model ...



Did you notice the size, 2'x8', no full sheets.

Yep, but I did manage to do a faux "checkout" with a 4'x4' sheet of
walnut for $46 something, plus tax and a shipping cost of $55.

Equates roughly to $92/full sheet with no shipping. A few dollars more
than my old price sheet from Hardwood Products lists; and about $20 less
than Clark's, with no shipping.

Then again, I did not notice grade mentioned in the ad (grade is not an
indication of quality, just visible characterics).

AAMOF, I have recently bought higher quality imported C3 (as far as
ply's, no voids, and less brittle veneer) at Hardwood Products than some
of their Domestic A1 grade.

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On 4/18/2014 8:30 AM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/18/2014 8:27 AM, Swingman wrote:
Noticed Home Depot is now advertising these in the last few days:

http://www.cabinetmakerfdm.com/91787.html

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Project-P...489?quantity=1



Online only, shipping can double the cost, no store delivery option, and
delivery time ten to 14 days?

Convenience always has a price, and there are situations where
"in-store" availability may justify that, but shipping costs and
delivery times don't classify as "convenient".

Good luck, CFP, with that business model ...

That does not look like walnut, it looks like butternut.
Big difference.

while it looks like walnut on my monitor, that means nothing as the
online ad might not be WYSIWYG.

Can't imagine CFP, or even Home Depot, actually selling butternut for
walnut ... be tough to get away with.

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On 4/18/2014 8:30 AM, woodchucker wrote:
On 4/18/2014 8:27 AM, Swingman wrote:
Noticed Home Depot is now advertising these in the last few days:

http://www.cabinetmakerfdm.com/91787.html

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Project-P...489?quantity=1



Online only, shipping can double the cost, no store delivery option, and
delivery time ten to 14 days?

Convenience always has a price, and there are situations where
"in-store" availability may justify that, but shipping costs and
delivery times don't classify as "convenient".

Good luck, CFP, with that business model ...

That does not look like walnut, it looks like butternut.
Big difference.




Considering that can you buy butternut in plywood and or IIRC butternut
is more expensive than walnut.