What do you look like?

[leehljp]

Tom (spankomatic),
I fixed the post for you.

Hank

[spankomatic]

hank,

please tell me, what was wrong. I was tooo tried to figure it out.

spanky

[jethro]

I propose a charity auction. We can auction off the dust bag or casters from my accessory kit to buy a shave and a haircut for Thom!

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jethro.
Never attempt to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and annoys the pig. --Heinlein

[AttilatheHun]

quote:Originally posted by Jeff

quote:Originally posted by Norm in Fujino
[brI'll give you two to choose from; and yes, one is Sandy!

...

Norm, You don't look like I imagined you would. I thought your hair would be darker, not so bright a white! ...

It was the 'startled rabbit in the headlights' expression that intrigued me. Did the photographer catch you somewhat unawares Norm?

And drinking and driving your computer? Tut, tut, tut! [}]

AtH
This looks complicated, better get a bigger hammer

[JANBTU]

I'm the taller one [8D]


My 3 year old, Erin and our "fleet."

JANBTU (Just Another New BT User)
Rob Pettey
Aspiring Woodworker

There is no heavier a burden than a great potential!

[Jeff]

quote:Originally posted by Thom2

okay okay okay!

let's see if this works



If it ain't broke.. don't fix it!!!... but you can always 'hop it up'

Yup, you look like an auto parts guy!

Jeff in Ontario
http://t-nuts.com/bt3c
Chromosomes: Monkeys, 44. Humans, 46. Sweet potato, 48. Przewalski's Horse, 66. Forest fern, 144.
Evolution? Yeah right.

[Thom2]

quote:Originally posted by Jeff
Yup, you look like an auto parts guy!

could be worse I guess!

maybe? [:I]

perhaps? [B)]

[?]

[]

If it ain't broke.. don't fix it!!!... but you can always 'hop it up'

[MountainMan]

JANBTU wrote:

quote:My 3 year old, Erin and our "fleet."

DUDE - we have got to go to Black Rock together or maybe Hellfire.

[Thalermade]

Would you believe this bridge is my latest project? []

I figure this picture is a good enough close up of me!

[quacked]

That bridge is AWESOME!!! God, I miss the East coast sometimes! We don't have very many things like that in California. Did you just restore it? Or did you just build it? Either way, it looks very cool.

"Life is like a box of chocolates... You never know what you're gonna get." Forrest Gump

[Thalermade]

quote:Originally posted by quacked

That bridge is AWESOME!!! God, I miss the East coast sometimes! We don't have very many things like that in California. Did you just restore it? Or did you just build it? Either way, it looks very cool.

"Life is like a box of chocolates... You never know what you're gonna get." Forrest Gump

Sorry, just trying to be humorous. I wasn't involved in it, just grew up in the area. I had moved away years before the arsonist torched it.

[jethro]

Believe it or not, our state DOT just built a new covered bridge! http://www.deldot.net/static/photo_g...ith_bridge.htm

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jethro.
Never attempt to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and annoys the pig. --Heinlein

[JeffW]

How did they build that without the benefit of a BT3?

Measure twice, cut once, screw it up, start over

[Thalermade]

quote:Originally posted by jethro

Believe it or not, our state DOT just built a new covered bridge! http://www.deldot.net/static/photo_g...ith_bridge.htm

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jethro.
Never attempt to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time, and annoys the pig. --Heinlein

That is great! I am sure it is was hard to justify the cost of the covered bridge, but I am glad they did.


When I was growing up in the 1970's, the county I lived in had 7 bridges in use. I was able to ride my bike across all of them as a kid. By the time I graduated from high school, one had been successfully torched after two miscues, and another bridge was moved to a park. The bridge in my original post was in use up to the late 1980's, it is now in a nice little park for everyone to enjoy, and be amazed at what can be done with a "few" sticks of wood.

[Norm in Fujino]

quote:Originally posted by Thalermade
When I was growing up in the 1970's, the county I lived in had 7 bridges in use. I was able to ride my bike across all of them as a kid.

Bridges? Did someone say BRIDGES!?
I was born in Portland--a city with eleven major bridges, and the state of Oregon has the largest concentration of covered bridges west of, well, the East, I guess (check out the links above for leads).


My adopted hometown here in Japan has Four Bridges (above) through its center--including one that still carries bullet wounds from straffing by U.S. pilots in WWII--and probably about 30 or more other bridges across the innumerable gorges and defiles defining this mountainous region.
Ah, bridges, "Gotta love 'em!"




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"...and only the stump, or fishy part of him remained."
Green Gables: A Contemplative Companion to Fujino Township