SkinnyGoomba
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People who ask questions and immediately fallow it with how they're running late for something or otherwise dont have time to wait for an answer.
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I aim to please. However why is it always about bottoms with you American type fellows?
People who ask questions and immediately fallow it with how they're running late for something or otherwise dont have time to wait for an answer.
Damn, dude. That's rough. On a holiday weekend, too.
My quest to refinish a dresser is never going to end.
People who ask questions and immediately fallow it with how they're running late for something or otherwise dont have time to wait for an answer.
What kind of dresser and what kind of finish?
Budget is being presented Tuesday so people have been/will be in all weekend. Thankfully I only had to work this 4 hour shift.
WTF schedule are you on for a budget to be presented in January?
Actually, this method works. Old farmers trick, catch one alive and toss it alive in a burning oil drum, the screams of it dying slowly will send all others evacuating within earshot, not to be seen for 2 -3 years. Used for barns etc. And most definately not for the faint of heart.
I once had a rat in my apartment, a long long time ago. I got a steel trap, with teeth, that must have wieghed 500 grams. I woke up in the middle of the night when it snapped, and I was sure I'd find a cut in half rat. what I found was a rat runing around my kitchen wearing a trap around its waist. it was pissed off. so I hit it a half dozen times with a broom, no effect. I picked up the trap and rat (with the broomstick), threw them into a bucket and filled the bucket up with water. the damn rat treaded water with the huge trap attached. I had to push him under water. their is nothing as tough
metric is standard, so they use metric and torx?
Metric is metric, standard is US sizing.