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   MisterT | Sep 25, 2002 01:49am | #1

   The time and $$ to finish turning my garage into my shop.

   T

   Do not try this at home!

   I am a trained professional!

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   Sancho | Sep 25, 2002 03:27am | #2

   $$ to finish my kitchen in time for the holidays and Mr T's autograph...:) Darkworksite4: When the job is to small for everyone else, Its just about right for me"

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   JDRHI | Sep 25, 2002 05:39am | #3

   Safety glasses ought not be on a wish list, they belong on your face! On your way in to work tomorrow stop at the hardware store and pick up a pair....before the coffee stop! Then put something on your list you`d like to have, rather than something you need to have.

   As far as my wish list....I just wish my architect would put a flame under his tail, so I can file and break ground before the ground freezes. If all goes well I`d like to be buttoned up by Christmas.

   J. D. Reynolds

   Home Improvements

   "DO IT RIGHT, DO IT ONCE"

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   bobl | Sep 25, 2002 06:13am | #4

   I always have a pair of glasses on.

   want an additional pair.

   sight is not to be fooled withbobl          Volo Non Voleo      Joe's cheat sheet

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   jc21 | Sep 25, 2002 07:15am | #5

   A job would be nice ....... tying the knot Sat. and then moving halfway cross the country ........... hope I get settled in pretty quick.

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   casey | Sep 29, 2002 02:23pm | #6

    I'm wishing for a good jigsaw. Any suggestions?

   Edited 9/29/2002 7:25:48 AM ET by caseynick

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   rez | Sep 29, 2002 03:18pm | #7

   the ones with a lot of different colors are easier to put togetherHalf of good living is staying out of bad situations.

   Forget the primal scream,  just Roar!

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   jc21 | Sep 30, 2002 02:00am | #13

   Milwaukee 6266; its an AEG made in Germany dressed in Milwaukee red. I've had a mine a few months now and think its a better saw than the Bosch. Slick blade changes, smooth ..... its worth a look.

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   Piffin | Sep 29, 2002 07:30pm | #8

   If someone wanted to buy me a new dual sliding compound Makita mitre saw, I'd accept it.

   I'd get even more enjoyment out of knowing my friend Luka had recieved enough cash donations to shut out the elements for the winter and tie up a few loose ends.

   And it would be a truly happy time of year if my old nemesis from the Organization of Redundantly Loudmouthed Offalmashers were to never mention my name again in any forum - it's supposed to be a season for miracles, right?

   .

   Excellence is its own reward!

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   FrankB89 | Sep 29, 2002 08:52pm | #9

   Two things, Piffin:

   #1.If you rearrange the name to "Organization of Redundantly Offalmasher Loudmouths," you can hereafter refer to them as ORAL.

   #2.  I'm keeping track of your breaks.   (2534 and counting).

    

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   Piffin | Sep 29, 2002 09:10pm | #10

   It's a burden to have you looking over my shoulder always.

   ;-)

   I had to remove that count from the byline again, it looked too much like ....

   Excellence is its own reward!

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   FrankB89 | Sep 29, 2002 09:17pm | #11

   I'm only keeping track so I can have your plaque made timely, as promised.  I have no intention of causing you grief, and I won't make an issue of it here in front of God and everbody....relax.

   And besides, I'm too busy trying to keep my Karma in shape so I can score a big Skidsteer with a bazillion attachments....or at least a couple of blades for my Fein Multitool. 

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   Piffin | Sep 29, 2002 09:20pm | #12

   Better get of line and go rub her feet, or take out the garbage, or something....

   Excellence is its own reward!