OT Vacum cleaners!!!

From : roy

Q: need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy .

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From : rachel easson

rachel easson wrote tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday you are wise or experienced. that would be tbone not you roy -- but youll learn! lol! he must have an amazing wife! my dad tried to do that once -- she told him shed rather have a wife. rach .

From : roy

are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday sure if it does the work by itself and she doesnt have to. also thinking that if i decide to retire im going to own all the house cleaning. been reading about them on www.epinions.com not much negative at all. they are called irobot roomba. gotta think about it. roy if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : tbone

are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy .

From : roy

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com roomba says that it sweeps and doesnt vacuum wheres the dirt container fan etc.. youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy its your money. i wouldnt have one myself. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : mac davis

on fri 17 feb 2006 110121 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy what you wore out the old machine and need a more modern one fwik the robot cleaners are still expensive toys that need a lot of supervision and dont clean that well yet it would be a lot cheaper to send flowers and get the vac later when shes along... and its not her birthday you romantic fool you... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mike simmons

need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy if it aint got heated leather seats i wouldnt fool with it. mike .

From : denny

need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy bday..........vacuum cleaner... friend you aint never getten any nookie again..... denny .

From : roy

need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy if it aint got heated leather seats i wouldnt fool with it. you brought them vbg roy mike .

From : roy

need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy bday..........vacuum cleaner... friend you aint never getten any nookie again..... maybe ill buy it and wont tell her. then when shes out ill turn the sucker loose when she comes back its a done deal. g roy denny .

From : roy

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com roomba says that it sweeps and doesnt vacuum wheres the dirt container fan etc.. according to the write ups at that addy i gave you they seem to work well. ill take a lookat it maybe try it and if it is a pos return it. youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy its your money. i wouldnt have one myself. yup thats why we are different. roy .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com roomba says that it sweeps and doesnt vacuum wheres the dirt container fan etc.. according to the write ups at that addy i gave you they seem to work well. ill take a lookat it maybe try it and if it is a pos return it. working well is subjective to the evaluation skills of the user. a globemaster dollar bin screwdriver will tighten a few screws before becoming worthless but a more expensive craftsman screwdriver will tighten screws for years if used properly. yet globemaster still sells tons of screwdrivers to the unsuspecting public that thinks they work well. i was only trying to help make sure you would be satisfied. youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy its your money. i wouldnt have one myself. yup thats why we are different. please remember that before you think about telling me im screwed up. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : roy

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com roomba says that it sweeps and doesnt vacuum wheres the dirt container fan etc.. according to the write ups at that addy i gave you they seem to work well. ill take a lookat it maybe try it and if it is a pos return it. working well is subjective to the evaluation skills of the user. sure is. thats why i asked if does anybody use one those who responded on the epinions site are people who have used them i hoped to expand on that by asking here. but that hasnt been the case so far. a globemaster dollar bin screwdriver will tighten a few screws before becoming worthless but a more expensive craftsman screwdriver will tighten screws for years if used properly. ive been a lot happier with snap-on than craftsman. the only drawback to the so is they are a pia to find in low light situations or at night. yet globemaster still sells tons of screwdrivers to the unsuspecting public that thinks they work well. never heard of globemaster. i was only trying to help make sure you would be satisfied. i appreciate that budd. youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy its your money. i wouldnt have one myself. yup thats why we are different. please remember that before you think about telling me im screwed up. id never forget it. i dont think ive told you that you are screwed up. perhaps you are starting to do some self evaluation bfg roy *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : beekeep

on fri 17 feb 2006 110121 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy ill vote for buying her one! then if you live to post about it tell us your secret. with 2 jack russels i doubt one would last very long here. beekeep .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com roomba says that it sweeps and doesnt vacuum wheres the dirt container fan etc.. according to the write ups at that addy i gave you they seem to work well. ill take a lookat it maybe try it and if it is a pos return it. working well is subjective to the evaluation skills of the user. sure is. thats why i asked if does anybody use one those who responded on the epinions site are people who have used them i hoped to expand on that by asking here. but that hasnt been the case so far. lol how many hairy legged throttle jockeys do haouse work a globemaster dollar bin screwdriver will tighten a few screws before becoming worthless but a more expensive craftsman screwdriver will tighten screws for years if used properly. ive been a lot happier with snap-on than craftsman. the only drawback to the so is they are a pia to find in low light situations or at night. rattle can them yellow or pink . . . . . . yet globemaster still sells tons of screwdrivers to the unsuspecting public that thinks they work well. never heard of globemaster. i was only trying to help make sure you would be satisfied. i appreciate that budd. thats always been my goal in life to help others. youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy its your money. i wouldnt have one myself. yup thats why we are different. please remember that before you think about telling me im screwed up. id never forget it. i dont think ive told you that you are screwed up. yeah ya have . . . . perhaps you are starting to do some self evaluation bfg just quoting others. roy *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : nosey

a globemaster dollar bin screwdriver will tighten a few screws before becoming worthless but a more expensive craftsman screwdriver will tighten screws for years if used properly. ive been a lot happier with snap-on than craftsman. the only drawback to the so is they are a pia to find in low light situations or at night. snap-on does make fine tools but whats harder to find at night than a snap-on screwdriver a snap-on truck. if i break a craftsman tool that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. -- ken .

From : beekeep

on sat 18 feb 2006 124155 -0500 nosey kfrei43@removethis.hotmail.com wrote a globemaster dollar bin screwdriver will tighten a few screws before becoming worthless but a more expensive craftsman screwdriver will tighten screws for years if used properly. ive been a lot happier with snap-on than craftsman. the only drawback to the so is they are a pia to find in low light situations or at night. snap-on does make fine tools but whats harder to find at night than a snap-on screwdriver a snap-on truck. if i break a craftsman tool that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. -- ken unless its the sears in waldorf maryland that doesnt stock a phucken thing. ive been carrying a socket around for a year now to be replaced and they still dont have one in stock. two or three trips with a scewdriver isnt unusuall as well. tool depot my ass. beekeep .

From : roy

a globemaster dollar bin screwdriver will tighten a few screws before becoming worthless but a more expensive craftsman screwdriver will tighten screws for years if used properly. ive been a lot happier with snap-on than craftsman. the only drawback to the so is they are a pia to find in low light situations or at night. snap-on does make fine tools but whats harder to find at night than a snap-on screwdriver a snap-on truck. very true snap on isnt in your local mall. if i break a craftsman tool and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. roy -- ken .

From : tbone

roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com roomba says that it sweeps and doesnt vacuum wheres the dirt container fan etc.. i guess you didnt read the review after all. the biggest complaint is the fact that the dirt container is too small. youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy its your money. i wouldnt have one myself. everyone is entitled to their opinion. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .

From : nosey

and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. -- ken .

From : roy

and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ken .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ive had snap-on and craftsman in the same toolbox while working as a forklift mechanic. i see no advantage to the high priced tools from snap-on but as has been mentioned i can go to a sears and replace a tool no sweat. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : roy

btw bro... what color is the sky in your world hey! it is my little world that im in.g roy nope no way nuh-uh . . . . aint gonna touch it. itd be too easy. trying to be nicer . . . . . vbg ya already did! pkb vbg roy .

From : roy

rachel easson wrote tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday you are wise or experienced. that would be tbone not you roy -- but youll learn! lol! i have learned. roy .

From : tbone

are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday sure if it does the work by itself and she doesnt have to. also thinking that if i decide to retire im going to own all the house cleaning. been reading about them on www.epinions.com not much negative at all. they are called irobot roomba. gotta think about it. that may be the problem she may think that you bought it more for yourself than for her and that will get real negative. if you get her that make sure to get some flowers as well. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .

From : christopher thompson

cant speak for the a&p but take the ase tests. check out ase.org the questions are tech a says this tech b says that. whos right kinda like in here *grin* -- -chris 05 ctd 99 durango budd cochran wrote so what have you got planned for the future im looking into technical colleges. i signed up for the gi bill when i first entered. i have 10 years to use it or lose it. i have a huge amount of technical training and experience but i dont have an a&p license or any ase certifications. most places hiring want those certificates. any ase or a&p mechanics got any advice gaining certifications anything to watch out for -- ken .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

oh great! now ive got two wanting the costar seat you and my kid brother. there is a minimum age requirement. you have to be 51 or older. vbg -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 im still trying to get my own fishing show for example but no one thinks a show for and by vintage flatulencers would work. i even pointed out bill dance and they didnt want to try it. . . . ha! if you get the show and need a fishing partner/beer handler let me know! -- ken *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : christopher thompson

and his comment would be what i bought one for my wife on her birthday and got in trouble! *grin* -- -chris 05 ctd 99 durango on mon 20 feb 2006 213932 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy well i brought one home charged it and let it loose. it is fun to watch almost seemed to follow the wifes german shepherd around. she finally got pissed and flipped over with her nose. anyway it does tile real good but really sucks on rug with dog hair. so it goes back in the morning. i suppose if you didnt have a dog it might be okay. oh well. roy hey bro... dont forget to add your comments to that web page... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

and his comment would be what i bought one for my wife on her birthday and got in trouble! you guys just dont get it. i never get in trouble with my wife. contrary to what some might think im a wonderful person thus no problems with the wife. further i just picked up a couple of hundred rounds for her s&w for our day at the range. of course i also picked up 500 rounds of 357 for myself. i may be wonderful person but not stupid. im not going to be out gunned by any woman.bfg roy *grin* -- -chris 05 ctd 99 durango on mon 20 feb 2006 213932 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy well i brought one home charged it and let it loose. it is fun to watch almost seemed to follow the wifes german shepherd around. she finally got pissed and flipped over with her nose. anyway it does tile real good but really sucks on rug with dog hair. so it goes back in the morning. i suppose if you didnt have a dog it might be okay. oh well. roy hey bro... dont forget to add your comments to that web page... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on tue 21 feb 2006 124046 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote if redneck pops in now itll be because he thought ken said strap-on.. hes around heard from him yesterday. probably wondering when denny will share the machine.g roy yep.. we exchange email a lot.. hes a cranky as ever.. *g* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on tue 21 feb 2006 110629 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote and my thanks too ken. one thing is for certain i have to remind bryon that protesters still have rights . . .he wants to at least give them an attitude adjustment. but its kinda hard to do when you agree with your son. budd.. if it helps you in talking to your son ill tell you how i felt in my day... my sort of mantra then was something like im over here risking my life to protect the rights of assholes like you to protest what im doing.. id rather go hunting with cheney than on a ride with ted kennedy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

on fri 17 feb 2006 132802 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a

From : nosey

roy wrote cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy i retired this year and they dont do house calls. i envy you. enjoy!!!! my pension is enough to cover my bills but its not enough to maintain my lifestyle. i have some home repairs to finish then im going to get serious about another job. i had a water line break in my upstairs bathroom and it did quite a bit of damage. ive been looking at job openings but i want to get my house in order before starting somewhere full time. -- ken .

From : roy

and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ive had snap-on and craftsman in the same toolbox while working as a forklift mechanic. i see no advantage to the high priced tools from snap-on but as has been mentioned i can go to a sears and replace a tool no sweat. the advantage is that snap on very rarely breaks. you folks seem to think that a tool failure is okay as long as you can get it replaced. a tool failure can cause injury at times more sever than a skinned knuckle. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. roy .

From : roy

on fri 17 feb 2006 132802 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy cowboy up bro... you own a leaf blower dont you yup but they are gas powered would set off the smoke alarms. damn smart ass!!vbg roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : christopher thompson

lol i never said you werent a good person. i just know how it would go with my wife. and believe me if i would buy her a vacum anywhere near her birthday i wouldnt be able to type this. *grin* and i dont blame you for making sure your not out gunned -- -chris 05 ctd 99 durango and his comment would be what i bought one for my wife on her birthday and got in trouble! you guys just dont get it. i never get in trouble with my wife. contrary to what some might think im a wonderful person thus no problems with the wife. further i just picked up a couple of hundred rounds for her s&w for our day at the range. of course i also picked up 500 rounds of 357 for myself. i may be wonderful person but not stupid. im not going to be out gunned by any woman.bfg roy *grin* -- -chris 05 ctd 99 durango on mon 20 feb 2006 213932 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy well i brought one home charged it and let it loose. it is fun to watch almost seemed to follow the wifes german shepherd around. she finally got pissed and flipped over with her nose. anyway it does tile real good but really sucks on rug with dog hair. so it goes back in the morning. i suppose if you didnt have a dog it might be okay. oh well. roy hey bro... dont forget to add your comments to that web page... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

durn kids!!!!!!!!! sheesh . . . -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 budd cochran wrote oh great! now ive got two wanting the costar seat you and my kid brother. there is a minimum age requirement. you have to be 51 or older. ill wait. thats only 12 years away. happy birthday too. -- ken *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : rachel easson

tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday yeah im with you -- my late husband suggested he get me a vibrator for my birthday gbmfgrn -- since i wasnt getting enough!! no actually thats not how he died rach .

From : rachel easson

tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday you are wise or experienced. he must have an amazing wife! my dad tried to do that once -- she told him shed rather have a wife. rach .

From : rachel easson

denny wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy bday..........vacuum cleaner... friend you aint never getten any nookie again..... denny yes i agree whole heartedly -- its going to be a threesome with the vacuum in the middle from now on... she gets the vibrating end and you get the hose lol! rach .

From : mac davis

on tue 21 feb 2006 125937 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote no no no. never ever a bread/board and breakfast. we try it a couple of times and didnt like it at all. common bathroom down the hall guy farting in the next room up early to eat. i dont like the regiment that a b&b imposes like to do what i want when i want.overnight trips require a hotel that allows the wifes dog. the dog travels with us all the time. roy hmm.. not our experience at all... must be a right coast thing... maybe the bob newhart influence last couple we went to were rooms with full bath one had a spa in the room... breakfast was until 11 am in both places i think... i dont do breakfast so i know we did brunch in both places.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on tue 21 feb 2006 192750 -0500 nosey kfrei43@removethis.hotmail.com wrote budd cochran wrote oh great! now ive got two wanting the costar seat you and my kid brother. there is a minimum age requirement. you have to be 51 or older. ill wait. thats only 12 years away. happy birthday too. thanks ken... i just passed that comment on to my kid in the army... hes got 6 years in and we just talked him into singing up for another 4.. we keep telling him to get his degrees and do his 20 and then have a real life... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on wed 22 feb 2006 110810 -0500 rachel easson rske@sympatico.ca wrote tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday yeah im with you -- my late husband suggested he get me a vibrator for my birthday gbmfgrn -- since i wasnt getting enough!! no actually thats not how he died rach i had a friend with a harley and he said it used more gas sitting in the garage than on the road... we suggested he either pay more attention to his wife or buy her a few toys.. *g* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : tbone

lol! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday yeah im with you -- my late husband suggested he get me a vibrator for my birthday gbmfgrn -- since i wasnt getting enough!! no actually thats not how he died rach .

From : roy

tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday you are wise or experienced. he must have an amazing wife! you are correct my wife is amazing. roy .

From : roy

on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... scroll up to noseys post. he has the link to the spot in his post. roy .

From : roy

on tue 21 feb 2006 212329 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote and his comment would be what i bought one for my wife on her birthday and got in trouble! you guys just dont get it. i never get in trouble with my wife. contrary to what some might think im a wonderful person thus no problems with the wife. right... btw bro... what color is the sky in your world hey! it is my little world that im in.g roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm mac ya cant be a bush basher if you acknowledge the truth that it wasnt only g.w. that ordered the troops to go over there. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

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on tue 21 feb 2006 110629 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote and my thanks too ken. one thing is for certain i have to remind bryon that protesters still have rights . . .he wants to at least give them an attitude adjustment. but its kinda hard to do when you agree with your son. budd.. if it helps you in talking to your son ill tell you how i felt in my day... my sort of mantra then was something like im over here risking my life to protect the rights of assholes like you to protest what im doing.. i just point out to him that the whole reason you ken nate my brothers my dad my step-dad myself various uncles cousins friends neighbors complete strangers as well as himself went into military service was to be in service for the only country in the world that truly allows all citizens and most non-citizens the right to say what they want to protect that right and to try to help other countries gain that right. then he grins and says i know dad and youre right but couldnt it be my way of saying what i want to tell them id rather go hunting with cheney than on a ride with ted kennedy now aint that the truth! kennedys passenger didnt survive the ride . . . .. . i love it!! can i steal it please mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

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btw bro... what color is the sky in your world hey! it is my little world that im in.g roy nope no way nuh-uh . . . . aint gonna touch it. itd be too easy. trying to be nicer . . . . . vbg -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : rachel easson

mac davis wrote on wed 22 feb 2006 110810 -0500 rachel easson rske@sympatico.ca wrote tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday yeah im with you -- my late husband suggested he get me a vibrator for my birthday gbmfgrn -- since i wasnt getting enough!! no actually thats not how he died rach i had a friend with a harley and he said it used more gas sitting in the garage than on the road... we suggested he either pay more attention to his wife or buy her a few toys.. *g* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm never tried that yet ! anyway at least i can laugh about it now grn rach .

From : roy

on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. boy is that evident. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. yer right bro some cant seem to get it though. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

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lol -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 btw bro... what color is the sky in your world hey! it is my little world that im in.g roy nope no way nuh-uh . . . . aint gonna touch it. itd be too easy. trying to be nicer . . . . . vbg ya already did! pkb vbg roy *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : tbone

on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. boy is that evident. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. yer right bro some cant seem to get it though. fortunately this time they are a significant minority. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .

From : roy

on sat 18 feb 2006 013844 gmt denny wddodge@woh.rr.com wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy bday..........vacuum cleaner... friend you aint never getten any nookie again..... denny well he can always sleep with the robot... maybe it can be programmed to plow snow too... damn bro you are on a roll today! vbg roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

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and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ive had snap-on and craftsman in the same toolbox while working as a forklift mechanic. i see no advantage to the high priced tools from snap-on but as has been mentioned i can go to a sears and replace a tool no sweat. the advantage is that snap on very rarely breaks. you folks seem to think that a tool failure is okay as long as you can get it replaced. a tool failure can cause injury at times more sever than a skinned knuckle. lol no matter what i say its wrong. look again at the age of those tools roy. ive also got a cold chisel and a large hammer that my step-dad left me bought from sears that are older than i am and a dogbone multiple box end wrench. the chisel has been reforged and tempered 4 times since ive owned it and it still cuts like new. the hammer head has gone thru 4 handles and was lost for three years in the factory and i caught a set-up man at the muffler factory pulling on the dogbone with a four foot cheater and it hasnt broken. i made my living for ten years repairing forklifts and factory machinery with craftsman tools most of which i still have. the tool that are gone were sold to pay off some debts from a divorce or i would still have them. guess what roy ive seen many snap-on tools break under load and i have a close friend that calls them snap-off tools and refuses to buy them because they break. theyre not perfect. ya want a pefect tool grab a rock theyre free and the warrantys good anywhere in the world. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : mac davis

on fri 17 feb 2006 132802 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy cowboy up bro... you own a leaf blower dont you mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on sat 18 feb 2006 013844 gmt denny wddodge@woh.rr.com wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy bday..........vacuum cleaner... friend you aint never getten any nookie again..... denny well he can always sleep with the robot... maybe it can be programmed to plow snow too... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ive had snap-on and craftsman in the same toolbox while working as a forklift mechanic. i see no advantage to the high priced tools from snap-on but as has been mentioned i can go to a sears and replace a tool no sweat. the advantage is that snap on very rarely breaks. you folks seem to think that a tool failure is okay as long as you can get it replaced. a tool failure can cause injury at times more sever than a skinned knuckle. lol no matter what i say its wrong. here ya go again! wtf did i say or imply you were wrong look again at the age of those tools roy. ive also got a cold chisel and a large hammer that my step-dad left me bought from sears that are older than i am and a dogbone multiple box end wrench. the chisel has been reforged and tempered 4 times since ive owned it and it still cuts like new. the hammer head has gone thru 4 handles and was lost for three years in the factory and i caught a set-up man at the muffler factory pulling on the dogbone with a four foot cheater and it hasnt broken. i made my living for ten years repairing forklifts and factory machinery with craftsman tools most of which i still have. the tool that are gone were sold to pay off some debts from a divorce or i would still have them. i continue to make my living repairing locomotives as i have for 34 years with snap on tools. oh there are some cromwell thrown it as well. guess what roy ive seen many snap-on tools break under load and i have a close friend that calls them snap-off tools and refuses to buy them because they break. gee budd i havent had that experience. i have had a spline drive extension crack a couple of splines. they replaced it. theyre not perfect. none of them are. ya want a pefect tool grab a rock theyre free and the warrantys good anywhere in the world. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. cant comment on that as i havent seen the tool nor know how it was used. but if you say so. roy -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : christopher thompson

on fri 17 feb 2006 132802 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy cowboy up bro... you own a leaf blower dont you yup but they are gas powered would set off the smoke alarms. ah well then just drag the air hose in! -chris damn smart ass!!vbg roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

on fri 17 feb 2006 132802 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy cowboy up bro... you own a leaf blower dont you yup but they are gas powered would set off the smoke alarms. ah well then just drag the air hose in! hey!!! you guys are going to get me in a world of shit. im going to pick one of these thing up today and give it a try. roy -chris damn smart ass!!vbg roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : christopher thompson

on fri 17 feb 2006 132802 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy they arent a true vacuum cleaner. take one of the old roll-back-and-forth type carpet sweepers that dirt devil used to make and add a simple robot turtle package to run it around. read here www.epinions.com youre still gonna have to pull out the big vacuum regularly. im looking at about 1500sq ft of tile and about the same with rug. if i can cut the time by 75% it might be worth it. you know watch a race or clean a gun while its running around. roy cowboy up bro... you own a leaf blower dont you yup but they are gas powered would set off the smoke alarms. ah well then just drag the air hose in! hey!!! you guys are going to get me in a world of shit. nawww....... we wouldnt try to do that roy *grin* im going to pick one of these thing up today and give it a try. roy -chris damn smart ass!!vbg roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : nosey

cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy i retired this year and they dont do house calls. they wouldnt stop where i worked either. snap-on doesnt have tool boats only trucks. ;^ -- ken fly navy! .

From : nosey

the advantage is that snap on very rarely breaks. you folks seem to think that a tool failure is okay as long as you can get it replaced. a tool failure can cause injury at times more sever than a skinned knuckle. i agree with you. junk tools are dangerous. thats why i have craftsman tools. im not saying that craftsman is the best quality tool im saying craftsman is the best quality tool available to me. -- ken .

From : roy

cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy i retired this year and they dont do house calls. i envy you. enjoy!!!! roy they wouldnt stop where i worked either. snap-on doesnt have tool boats only trucks. ;^ -- ken fly navy! .

From : roy

roy wrote cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy i retired this year and they dont do house calls. i envy you. enjoy!!!! my pension is enough to cover my bills but its not enough to maintain my lifestyle. ive been going back and forth over this for some time. we spent the entire morning going over expenses. my pension will be adaquate but my wife is 10 years younger so medical insurance becomes a issue. living here in ma is a expensive deal. been looking hard at fla. as i have a brother/siter in law there. seems i could sell this house and buy one the same size and put about 150k in my pocket. already found id save about1k on auto and homeowners insurance. now to get some figures on taxs and the like. one phone calll to my organized sister in law should provide the rest of the info. now to get my wife a job teaching there. i have some home repairs to finish then im going to get serious about another job. i had a water line break in my upstairs bathroom and it did quite a bit of damage. water damage is a bitch but repairable drywall and kilz or bin ive been looking at job openings but i want to get my house in order before starting somewhere full time. careful how much you make. mine puts alimit on it. roy ken .

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ken where did you serve my eldest son was in the navy at jax nas in the hs-7 squadron on board the truman until a couple years ago. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy i retired this year and they dont do house calls. they wouldnt stop where i worked either. snap-on doesnt have tool boats only trucks. ;^ -- ken fly navy! *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

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and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ive had snap-on and craftsman in the same toolbox while working as a forklift mechanic. i see no advantage to the high priced tools from snap-on but as has been mentioned i can go to a sears and replace a tool no sweat. the advantage is that snap on very rarely breaks. you folks seem to think that a tool failure is okay as long as you can get it replaced. a tool failure can cause injury at times more sever than a skinned knuckle. lol no matter what i say its wrong. here ya go again! wtf did i say or imply you were wrong lol did you miss the lol lol look again at the age of those tools roy. ive also got a cold chisel and a large hammer that my step-dad left me bought from sears that are older than i am and a dogbone multiple box end wrench. the chisel has been reforged and tempered 4 times since ive owned it and it still cuts like new. the hammer head has gone thru 4 handles and was lost for three years in the factory and i caught a set-up man at the muffler factory pulling on the dogbone with a four foot cheater and it hasnt broken. i made my living for ten years repairing forklifts and factory machinery with craftsman tools most of which i still have. the tool that are gone were sold to pay off some debts from a divorce or i would still have them. i continue to make my living repairing locomotives as i have for 34 years with snap on tools. oh there are some cromwell thrown it as well. your choice of course. just please dont slam the tools that thousands buy because they cant afford or dont like the ones you like. guess what roy ive seen many snap-on tools break under load and i have a close friend that calls them snap-off tools and refuses to buy them because they break. gee budd i havent had that experience. then youre one of a few from my experience. ive got one snap-on flat blade 1/4 x 8 screwdriver. its dull it slips out and the hardening wore off many years ago and wont stay sharp any more. i use it for a light duty pry. i have had a spline drive extension crack a couple of splines. they replaced it. good. theyre not perfect. none of them are. so why pay so much for imperfection ya want a pefect tool grab a rock theyre free and the warrantys good anywhere in the world. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. cant comment on that as i havent seen the tool nor know how it was used. but if you say so. roy im not in the habit of lying and my friends consider me to be too honest for my own good for what its worth. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

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and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ive had snap-on and craftsman in the same toolbox while working as a forklift mechanic. i see no advantage to the high priced tools from snap-on but as has been mentioned i can go to a sears and replace a tool no sweat. the advantage is that snap on very rarely breaks. you folks seem to think that a tool failure is okay as long as you can get it replaced. a tool failure can cause injury at times more sever than a skinned knuckle. lol no matter what i say its wrong. here ya go again! wtf did i say or imply you were wrong lol did you miss the lol lol look again at the age of those tools roy. ive also got a cold chisel and a large hammer that my step-dad left me bought from sears that are older than i am and a dogbone multiple box end wrench. the chisel has b

From : roy

roy wrote i thought about that but i dont want to put more into this place until we decide what we are going to do. keep it or move and sell it. you can take the central vac with you if you move. thats the main cost if you do the install labor yourself. that involves putting pvc pipe down the interior walls and usually routed to the garage where the vac itself mounts on the wall. i put it in at the other house. this one is all one level and no cellar so it would have to go in a closet and run the pvc up into the attic then down into the rooms. dont know if the getting is worth the going. shes been talking about going to dc for a week with a couple of her girl friends. maybe ill spring for the hotel room. roy .

From : roy

need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy well i brought one home charged it and let it loose. it is fun to watch almost seemed to follow the wifes german shepherd around. she finally got pissed and flipped over with her nose. anyway it does tile real good but really sucks on rug with dog hair. so it goes back in the morning. i suppose if you didnt have a dog it might be okay. oh well. roy .

From : mac davis

on wed 22 feb 2006 124703 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote snip id rather go hunting with cheney than on a ride with ted kennedy now aint that the truth! kennedys passenger didnt survive the ride . . . . . i love it!! can i steal it please no stealing involved budd... its being used all over the web and i just sort of quoted it... *g* a friend on the right coast has a bumper sticker that says ted kennedys car has killed more people that my guns i like that one a lot.. *lol* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : rachel easson

tbone wrote on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. boy is that evident. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. yer right bro some cant seem to get it though. fortunately this time they are a significant minority. war is complex. and there are always at least two sides. even the soldiers on the other side deserve respect. i dont like to say troops because that refers to groups not each person who is risking their life every minute all of who have family. i think politics often refers to the overall perspective-on-high such as what the military leaders and government officials decide while the soldiers are left to defend as best as possible which in war means killing. i dont think the top guys have watched many of their close friends die in front of them. i often thought we could all save ourselves a lot of trouble and lives in this world if we put all the top guys in a gymnasium until one is left and then we all cheer and applaud him whoever he is when he comes out. we might start getting new body types in our politicians really quickly too! rach .

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hey i could use that one too . . . . unless you count the house flies and other insects ive nailed with b-b guns. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 on wed 22 feb 2006 124703 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote snip id rather go hunting with cheney than on a ride with ted kennedy now aint that the truth! kennedys passenger didnt survive the ride . . . . . i love it!! can i steal it please no stealing involved budd... its being used all over the web and i just sort of quoted it... *g* a friend on the right coast has a bumper sticker that says ted kennedys car has killed more people that my guns i like that one a lot.. *lol* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : rachel easson

roy wrote on mon 20 feb 2006 232944 -0500 nosey kfrei43@removethis.hotmail.com wrote my career was a bit strange. i did 20 years of active duty with the reserves. that whole time i only saw two foreign countries and i drove to both of them on leave. i did travel a bunch here though. ive been in 48 of the 50 states never been to idaho or oregon. during my sea duty periods i spent more time on detachments than most regular navy spend at sea. i know that isnt exactly the same but sure is alot of time away from home. for permanent duty stations ive been in virginia beach va vc-12 willow grove pa station fort worth tx station atlanta ga vfa-203 back to fort worth tx vfa-201. ive worked on a-4s for 5 years ran two cryogenic chemical facilities for 8 years and worked on f/a-18s for 7 years. i retired from fort worth and moved back to atlanta in november. my retirement was official on the first of this month. ken... i know that most of us think this but dont get around to actually saying it... thank you for your service... i hope your retirement is happy healthy and long.. hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm i was standing in line ready to board and there was a discussion behind me from a group of canadian military. apparently the airline was not accepting their military id and wanted a health card driving license or passport instead. pretty bad eh .

From : mac davis

on wed 22 feb 2006 124956 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm mac ya cant be a bush basher if you acknowledge the truth that it wasnt only g.w. that ordered the troops to go over there. you guys can argue politics all you want.. my focus is the kids in harms way.. besides the fact that anyone using the word truth in a political or religious discussion is to be avoided imo mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : rachel easson

except for her strange choice of a partner.. *g* nope im her adopt a vet program. roy mac lol! good one roy! is that original rach .

From : roy

except for her strange choice of a partner.. *g* nope im her adopt a vet program. roy mac lol! good one roy! is that original nah she uses it when i screw up like rolling the atv stuff like that. roy rach .

From : mac davis

on wed 22 feb 2006 171025 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday you are wise or experienced. he must have an amazing wife! you are correct my wife is amazing. roy she must be up for sainthood to put up with you bro... amazing patience love of middle aged little boys er nurse robot master etc... shes be perfect except for her strange choice of a partner.. *g* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

on wed 22 feb 2006 171025 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote tbone wrote are you sure that you want to buy her an appliance for her birthday you are wise or experienced. he must have an amazing wife! you are correct my wife is amazing. roy she must be up for sainthood to put up with you bro... yup she certainly could be up for it. amazing patience love of middle aged little boys er nurse robot master etc... hell of a cook extremely intelligent has no fear of speed and after yesterdays performance at the range could be very deadly at 25 feet shes be perfect she is. except for her strange choice of a partner.. *g* nope im her adopt a vet program. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

on wed 22 feb 2006 124956 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm mac ya cant be a bush basher if you acknowledge the truth that it wasnt only g.w. that ordered the troops to go over there. you guys can argue politics all you want.. my focus is the kids in harms way.. besides the fact that anyone using the word truth in a political or religious discussion is to be avoided imo couldt have said it better myself bro. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

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on wed 22 feb 2006 124956 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote on tue 21 feb 2006 123739 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy i havent seen it but ive read several stories about airline seats being given up for service people and parades... unfortunately most folks confuse the politics of why we have people in harms way and who sent them with the reality of the situation that you go where youre told and get the job done if you can.. i think a lot of us are against being over there but support our troops big time.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm mac ya cant be a bush basher if you acknowledge the truth that it wasnt only g.w. that ordered the troops to go over there. you guys can argue politics all you want.. my focus is the kids in harms way.. im not arguing im stating fact. the congress could have stopped the fighting if it had wanted to. sheesh. besides the fact that anyone using the word truth in a political or religious discussion is to be avoided imo then ill just not speak because that is all i will speak or write to the best of my knowledge. *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : tbone

roy wrote on mon 20 feb 2006 232944 -0500 nosey kfrei43@removethis.hotmail.com wrote my career was a bit strange. i did 20 years of active duty with the reserves. that whole time i only saw two foreign countries and i drove to both of them on leave. i did travel a bunch here though. ive been in 48 of the 50 states never been to idaho or oregon. during my sea duty periods i spent more time on detachments than most regular navy spend at sea. i know that isnt exactly the same but sure is alot of time away from home. for permanent duty stations ive been in virginia beach va vc-12 willow grove pa station fort worth tx station atlanta ga vfa-203 back to fort worth tx vfa-201. ive worked on a-4s for 5 years ran two cryogenic chemical facilities for 8 years and worked on f/a-18s for 7 years. i retired from fort worth and moved back to atlanta in november. my retirement was official on the first of this month. ken... i know that most of us think this but dont get around to actually saying it... thank you for your service... i hope your retirement is happy healthy and long.. hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm i was standing in line ready to board and there was a discussion behind me from a group of canadian military. apparently the airline was not accepting their military id and wanted a health card driving license or passport instead. pretty bad eh could be nothing more than that type of id is easy to forge or perhaps already was. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .

From : dale yonz

roy@home.net wrote roy wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia most women would be pretty ticked at getting a household cleaning product as a present!! most guys would be dead meat!! shes real easy going and real hard to buy a gift for. i have a central vac system installed in my house. still gotta vacuum as normal but all exhaust goes outside rather than through a filter and back into the house. plus it pulls up the dog hair and far more dirt than i could ever get with an upright. expensive but well worth every penny. i thought about that but i dont want to put more into this place until we decide what we are going to do. keep it or move and sell it. roy our central vac works great rather quite loud when im in the basement. i named the vac monica after monica lewinsky dale .

From : mac davis

on fri 24 feb 2006 002246 -0600 dale yonz yonzie@mac.com wrote roy@home.net wrote roy wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia most women would be pretty ticked at getting a household cleaning product as a present!! most guys would be dead meat!! shes real easy going and real hard to buy a gift for. i have a central vac system installed in my house. still gotta vacuum as normal but all exhaust goes outside rather than through a filter and back into the house. plus it pulls up the dog hair and far more dirt than i could ever get with an upright. expensive but well worth every penny. i thought about that but i dont want to put more into this place until we decide what we are going to do. keep it or move and sell it. roy our central vac works great rather quite loud when im in the basement. i named the vac monica after monica lewinsky dale dale.. does it have a capacity of one us leader also clinton to cheney $7 fine the last time i shot someone in the face i got impeached! mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : dale yonz

our central vac works great rather quite loud when im in the basement. i named the vac monica after monica lewinsky dale dale.. does it have a capacity of one us leader also no but it has awful good suction. i wonder why its called a blow job for one thing you dont blow when you are doing it and the other thing i dont understand its like playtime why would they call it a job clinton to cheney $7 fine the last time i shot someone in the face i got impeached! mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : miles

roy wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia most women would be pretty ticked at getting a household cleaning product as a present!! most guys would be dead meat!! i have a central vac system installed in my house. still gotta vacuum as normal but all exhaust goes outside rather than through a filter and back into the house. plus it pulls up the dog hair and far more dirt than i could ever get with an upright. expensive but well worth every penny. .

From : roy

roy wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia most women would be pretty ticked at getting a household cleaning product as a present!! most guys would be dead meat!! i have a central vac system installed in my house. still gotta vacuum as normal but all exhaust goes outside rather than through a filter and back into the house. plus it pulls up the dog hair and far more dirt than i could ever get with an upright. expensive but well worth every penny. .

From : roy

roy wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia most women would be pretty ticked at getting a household cleaning product as a present!! most guys would be dead meat!! shes real easy going and real hard to buy a gift for. i have a central vac system installed in my house. still gotta vacuum as normal but all exhaust goes outside rather than through a filter and back into the house. plus it pulls up the dog hair and far more dirt than i could ever get with an upright. expensive but well worth every penny. i thought about that but i dont want to put more into this place until we decide what we are going to do. keep it or move and sell it. roy .

From : miles

roy wrote i thought about that but i dont want to put more into this place until we decide what we are going to do. keep it or move and sell it. you can take the central vac with you if you move. thats the main cost if you do the install labor yourself. that involves putting pvc pipe down the interior walls and usually routed to the garage where the vac itself mounts on the wall. .

From : roy

and this is why. the failure rate of a snap on hand tool is pretty much nill. in the hands of an airframer any brand name tool is fragile. ive broken more than my fair share of snap-on tools. that i cant do without to finish a repair at 500 on a saturday evening i know where to get another one. sears isnt on wheels. its always in the same place and its open nights and weekends. this is a good thing. if a snap-on truck would stop in my driveway one evening each week id probably buy from them. snap-on wont do that. they wont put their products in a store near my house either. if they did id have more snap-on tools than craftsman. cant you get them to stop where you work around here they come by a couple of times a week. roy ive had snap-on and craftsman in the same toolbox while working as a forklift mechanic. i see no advantage to the high priced tools from snap-on but as has been mentioned i can go to a sears and replace a tool no sweat. the advantage is that snap on very rarely breaks. you folks seem to think that a tool failure is okay as long as you can get it replaced. a tool failure can cause injury at times more sever than a skinned knuckle. lol no matter what i say its wrong. here ya go again! wtf did i say or imply you were wrong lol did you miss the lol lol look again at the age of those tools roy. ive also got a cold chisel and a large hammer that my step-dad left me bought from sears that are older than i am and a dogbone multiple box end wrench. the chisel has been reforged and tempered 4 times since ive owned it and it still cuts like new. the hammer head has gone thru 4 handles and was lost for three years in the factory and i caught a set-up man at the muffler factory pulling on the dogbone with a four foot cheater and it hasnt broken. i made my living for ten years repairing forklifts and factory machinery with craftsman tools most of which i still have. the tool that are gone were sold to pay off some debts from a divorce or i would still have them. i continue to make my living repairing locomotives as i have for 34 years with snap on tools. oh there are some cromwell thrown it as well. your choice of course. just please dont slam the tools that thousands buy because they cant afford or dont like the ones you like. who slammed anything what the fuck is with you anyway why dont you stick to what is written rather than putting your spin on it. guess what roy ive seen many snap-on tools break under load and i have a close friend that calls them snap-off tools and refuses to buy them because they break. gee budd i havent had that experience. then youre one of a few from my experience. ive got one snap-on flat blade 1/4 x 8 screwdriver. its dull it slips out and the hardening wore off many years ago and wont stay sharp any more. i use it for a light duty pry. ive found it bad practice to pry however light with a screw driver. i have had a spline drive extension crack a couple of splines. they replaced it. good. theyre not perfect. none of them are. so why pay so much for imperfection ya want a pefect tool grab a rock theyre free and the warrantys good anywhere in the world. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. cant comment on that as i havent seen the tool nor know how it was used. but if you say so. roy im not in the habit of lying and my friends consider me to be too honest for my own good for what its worth. budd nobody said or implied that you were lying. im done. roy .

From : nosey

ive been going back and forth over this for some time. we spent the entire morning going over expenses. my pension will be adaquate but my wife is 10 years younger so medical insurance becomes a issue. living here in ma is a expensive deal. been looking hard at fla. as i have a brother/siter in law there. seems i could sell this house and buy one the same size and put about 150k in my pocket. already found id save about1k on auto and homeowners insurance. now to get some figures on taxs and the like. one phone calll to my organized sister in law should provide the rest of the info. now to get my wife a job teaching there. what part of florida teaching positions always seem to be in demand. she shouldnt have any trouble as long as there are no extra requirements for teaching in that state. i have some home repairs to finish then im going to get serious about another job. i had a water line break in my upstairs bathroom and it did quite a bit of damage. water damage is a bitch but repairable drywall and kilz or bin my insurance company sent out a crew to dry the house out right away. they had dehumidifiers and fans running for about a week. they drilled holes in the walls under the baseboard so they could get hoses blowing air into them. all the wet insulation and carpeting got removed right away so there wont be a mold problem later. i stripped the wallpaper in the bathroom on saturday and there isnt any drywall damage there. i think the wallpaper saved it. i did prime the walls with kilz so i wouldnt have a problem with the paint not sticking to the remaining trace amount of wallpaper adhesive. i painted that bathroom yesterday and laid out a floor template today. i start cutting wonderboard tomorrow for the new tile floor. the vinyl flooring was ruined but the subfloor is still solid. the garage is under that room. the ceiling drywall got ruined down there so it got removed. that made it convenient to inspect the flooring from underneath. after that bathroom is finished im going to tile the floor in the master bathroom too. there isnt any water damage in there but i want to pull up the vinyl to fix the squeaks. im also going to install wainscoting in the master bath but i dont want to put it up until the floor is done. i stripped the wallpaper and painted the upper 2/3 of those walls a couple of weeks ago. the master bedroom is getting new carpet as well as the hallway. im installing laminate flooring in the dining room and living room. all of that should keep me busy for a while. ive been looking at job openings but i want to get my house in order before starting somewhere full time. careful how much you make. mine puts alimit on it. i retired from the navy. i keep the pension no matter how much i make. maybe ill buy a snap-on franchise.... -- ken .

From : nosey

budd cochran wrote ken where did you serve my eldest son was in the navy at jax nas in the hs-7 squadron on board the truman until a couple years ago. i remember talking to you about bryon when i was going to be on the truman in 2002 for fleet week. my career was a bit strange. i did 20 years of active duty with the reserves. that whole time i only saw two foreign countries and i drove to both of them on leave. i did travel a bunch here though. ive been in 48 of the 50 states never been to idaho or oregon. during my sea duty periods i spent more time on detachments than most regular navy spend at sea. i know that isnt exactly the same but sure is alot of time away from home. for permanent duty stations ive been in virginia beach va vc-12 willow grove pa station fort worth tx station atlanta ga vfa-203 back to fort worth tx vfa-201. ive worked on a-4s for 5 years ran two cryogenic chemical facilities for 8 years and worked on f/a-18s for 7 years. i retired from fort worth and moved back to atlanta in november. my retirement was official on the first of this month. -- ken .

From : roy

ive been going back and forth over this for some time. we spent the entire morning going over expenses. my pension will be adaquate but my wife is 10 years younger so medical insurance becomes a issue. living here in ma is a expensive deal. been looking hard at fla. as i have a brother/siter in law there. seems i could sell this house and buy one the same size and put about 150k in my pocket. already found id save about1k on auto and homeowners insurance. now to get some figures on taxs and the like. one phone calll to my organized sister in law should provide the rest of the info. now to get my wife a job teaching there. what part of florida around palm coast. about 30 miles north of daytona teaching positions always seem to be in demand. she shouldnt have any trouble as long as there are no extra requirements for teaching in that state. talked to sis in law she says teaching job are around. also found out the property tax is up there as well. everything else seems to be less costly auto insurance utilities municipal services. also it is warm. gotta see what develops though over the next year. thinking about driveing down there for a couple of weeks in july to try and get a better feel for things. i have some home repairs to finish then im going to get serious about another job. i had a water line break in my upstairs bathroom and it did quite a bit of damage. water damage is a bitch but repairable drywall and kilz or bin my insurance company sent out a crew to dry the house out right away. they had dehumidifiers and fans running for about a week. they drilled holes in the walls under the baseboard so they could get hoses blowing air into them. all the wet insulation and carpeting got removed right away so there wont be a mold problem later. i stripped the wallpaper in the bathroom on saturday and there isnt any drywall damage there. i think the wallpaper saved it. i did prime the walls with kilz so i wouldnt have a problem with the paint not sticking to the remaining trace amount of wallpaper adhesive. i painted that bathroom yesterday and laid out a floor template today. i start cutting wonderboard tomorrow for the new tile floor. the vinyl flooring was ruined but the subfloor is still solid. the garage is under that room. the ceiling drywall got ruined down there so it got removed. that made it convenient to inspect the flooring from underneath. after that bathroom is finished im going to tile the floor in the master bathroom too. there isnt any water damage in there but i want to pull up the vinyl to fix the squeaks. im also going to install wainscoting in the master bath but i dont want to put it up until the floor is done. i stripped the wallpaper and painted the upper 2/3 of those walls a couple of weeks ago. the master bedroom is getting new carpet as well as the hallway. im installing laminate flooring in the dining room and living room. all of that should keep me busy for a while. sounds like you have a full plate for a bit. ive been looking at job openings but i want to get my house in order before starting somewhere full time. careful how much you make. mine puts alimit on it. i retired from the navy. i keep the pension no matter how much i make. thats another thing i have to look at. ive the grey id card so any military installation in the area is a plus. maybe ill buy a snap-on franchise.... had to go there didnt ya!vbg roy ken .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

cuts like new. the hammer head has gone thru 4 handles and was lost for three years in the factory and i caught a set-up man at the muffler factory pulling on the dogbone with a four foot cheater and it hasnt broken. i made my living for ten years repairing forklifts and factory machinery with craftsman tools most of which i still have. the tool that are gone were sold to pay off some debts from a divorce or i would still have them. i continue to make my living repairing locomotives as i have for 34 years with snap on tools. oh there are some cromwell thrown it as well. your choice of course. just please dont slam the tools that thousands buy because they cant afford or dont like the ones you like. who slammed anything what the fuck is with you anyway why dont you stick to what is written rather than putting your spin on it. i did. you worded your sentence to read like craftsman tools were not good. since you cant put inflection or emotion into the words sometimes the intended meaning is misplaced. thats why my sentences sometimes read a little different. i try to be exact with the meanings. guess what roy ive seen many snap-on tools break under load and i have a close friend that calls them snap-off tools and refuses to buy them because they break. gee budd i havent had that experience. then youre one of a few from my experience. ive got one snap-on flat blade 1/4 x 8 screwdriver. its dull it slips out and the hardening wore off many years ago and wont stay sharp any more. i use it for a light duty pry. ive found it bad practice to pry however light with a screw driver. agreed but its no longer any good as a screwdriver or did you miss that also i have had a spline drive extension crack a couple of splines. they replaced it. good. theyre not perfect. none of them are. so why pay so much for imperfection ya want a pefect tool grab a rock theyre free and the warrantys good anywhere in the world. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. cant comment on that as i havent seen the tool nor know how it was used. but if you say so. roy im not in the habit of lying and my friends consider me to be too honest for my own good for what its worth. budd nobody said or implied that you were lying. im done. roy in this group especially the past three years or so when someone has used the words if you say so or variants on the phrase the implication most of the time has been that i was not being truthful and/or believable. if the words i read are in a phrasing i find offensive then i have the right to be offended. ok youre done im done and the thread is done. *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** . 222 313166 43faa976$0$17703$6d36acad@titian.nntpserver.com so what have you got planned for the future -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 ken where did you serve my eldest son was in the navy at jax nas in the hs-7 squadron on board the truman until a couple years ago. i remember talking to you about bryon when i was going to be on the truman in 2002 for fleet week. my career was a bit strange. i did 20 years of active duty with the reserves. that whole time i only saw two foreign countries and i drove to both of them on leave. i did travel a bunch here though. ive been in 48 of the 50 states never been to idaho or oregon. during my sea duty periods i spent more time on detachments than most regular navy spend at sea. i know that isnt exactly the same but sure is alot of time away from home. for permanent duty stations ive been in virginia beach va vc-12 willow grove pa station fort worth tx station atlanta ga vfa-203 back to fort worth tx vfa-201. ive worked on a-4s for 5 years ran two cryogenic chemical facilities for 8 years and worked on f/a-18s for 7 years. i retired from fort worth and moved back to atlanta in november. my retirement was official on the first of this month. -- ken *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 133322 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote snip hey!!! you guys are going to get me in a world of shit. nawww....... we wouldnt try to do that roy *grin* perhaps you wouldnt. but that gray haired pony tailed jackel and his wide assed long floppy eared friend sure as hell would!! vbg roy us no way bro... we all know that youre perfectly capable of doing that all by yourself.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 232944 -0500 nosey kfrei43@removethis.hotmail.com wrote my career was a bit strange. i did 20 years of active duty with the reserves. that whole time i only saw two foreign countries and i drove to both of them on leave. i did travel a bunch here though. ive been in 48 of the 50 states never been to idaho or oregon. during my sea duty periods i spent more time on detachments than most regular navy spend at sea. i know that isnt exactly the same but sure is alot of time away from home. for permanent duty stations ive been in virginia beach va vc-12 willow grove pa station fort worth tx station atlanta ga vfa-203 back to fort worth tx vfa-201. ive worked on a-4s for 5 years ran two cryogenic chemical facilities for 8 years and worked on f/a-18s for 7 years. i retired from fort worth and moved back to atlanta in november. my retirement was official on the first of this month. ken... i know that most of us think this but dont get around to actually saying it... thank you for your service... i hope your retirement is happy healthy and long.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : nosey

ken... i know that most of us think this but dont get around to actually saying it... thank you for your service... i hope your retirement is happy healthy and long.. thanks mac. -- ken .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 235425 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy wrote i thought about that but i dont want to put more into this place until we decide what we are going to do. keep it or move and sell it. you can take the central vac with you if you move. thats the main cost if you do the install labor yourself. that involves putting pvc pipe down the interior walls and usually routed to the garage where the vac itself mounts on the wall. i put it in at the other house. this one is all one level and no cellar so it would have to go in a closet and run the pvc up into the attic then down into the rooms. dont know if the getting is worth the going. shes been talking about going to dc for a week with a couple of her girl friends. maybe ill spring for the hotel room. roy hmm... that gives you a little over a week to find a nice board & breakfast place and make a reservation for you two... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : nosey

budd cochran wrote so what have you got planned for the future im looking into technical colleges. i signed up for the gi bill when i first entered. i have 10 years to use it or lose it. i have a huge amount of technical training and experience but i dont have an a&p license or any ase certifications. most places hiring want those certificates. any ase or a&p mechanics got any advice gaining certifications anything to watch out for -- ken .

From : roy

on mon 20 feb 2006 232944 -0500 nosey kfrei43@removethis.hotmail.com wrote my career was a bit strange. i did 20 years of active duty with the reserves. that whole time i only saw two foreign countries and i drove to both of them on leave. i did travel a bunch here though. ive been in 48 of the 50 states never been to idaho or oregon. during my sea duty periods i spent more time on detachments than most regular navy spend at sea. i know that isnt exactly the same but sure is alot of time away from home. for permanent duty stations ive been in virginia beach va vc-12 willow grove pa station fort worth tx station atlanta ga vfa-203 back to fort worth tx vfa-201. ive worked on a-4s for 5 years ran two cryogenic chemical facilities for 8 years and worked on f/a-18s for 7 years. i retired from fort worth and moved back to atlanta in november. my retirement was official on the first of this month. ken... i know that most of us think this but dont get around to actually saying it... thank you for your service... i hope your retirement is happy healthy and long.. add my thanks as well. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

on mon 20 feb 2006 232944 -0500 nosey kfrei43@removethis.hotmail.com wrote my career was a bit strange. i did 20 years of active duty with the reserves. that whole time i only saw two foreign countries and i drove to both of them on leave. i did travel a bunch here though. ive been in 48 of the 50 states never been to idaho or oregon. during my sea duty periods i spent more time on detachments than most regular navy spend at sea. i know that isnt exactly the same but sure is alot of time away from home. for permanent duty stations ive been in virginia beach va vc-12 willow grove pa station fort worth tx station atlanta ga vfa-203 back to fort worth tx vfa-201. ive worked on a-4s for 5 years ran two cryogenic chemical facilities for 8 years and worked on f/a-18s for 7 years. i retired from fort worth and moved back to atlanta in november. my retirement was official on the first of this month. ken... i know that most of us think this but dont get around to actually saying it... thank you for your service... i hope your retirement is happy healthy and long.. hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 122748 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote snip cowboy up bro... you own a leaf blower dont you yup but they are gas powered would set off the smoke alarms. damn smart ass!!vbg roy you need the 215 mph electric one from sears bro.. comes with a vac setup too.. *g* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : clare at snyder on ca

on mon 20 feb 2006 181540 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote ya want a pefect tool grab a rock theyre free and the warrantys good anywhere in the world. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. cant comment on that as i havent seen the tool nor know how it was used. but if you say so. roy im not in the habit of lying and my friends consider me to be too honest for my own good for what its worth. when i started my apprenticeship in 1968 i bought a set of craftsman tools. i still have most of that original set - the ones missing were lost by apprentices working for me many years later. one of my classmates bought snap-on tools at the same time - same sized set cost him about 5x as much and before he had his licence hed broken over half of them. he called them snap offs too. *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 100319 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote snip they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. ive had both brands as well as a lot of junk and both have been ok with returns... only problems with snap-on is that unless its a real common tool you have to kind of lean on the guy in the truck to get a replacement that day as they would rather order one for you.. brings back memories of the time i was trying to break loose a bolt on a rented cement mixer so the damn thing would tilt.. we put a 3/4 breaker bar on the socket with a 3 pipe over it and couldnt break it lose... hooked up a chain to my brothers truck and slipped the clutch thinking that would surely break it loose... broke the breaker bar in half.. i took it into sears... the guy exchanged it no problem then he asked how thehell we broke one.. lol mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 234754 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote maybe ill buy a snap-on franchise.... had to go there didnt ya!vbg roy if redneck pops in now itll be because he thought ken said strap-on.. mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 213932 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy well i brought one home charged it and let it loose. it is fun to watch almost seemed to follow the wifes german shepherd around. she finally got pissed and flipped over with her nose. anyway it does tile real good but really sucks on rug with dog hair. so it goes back in the morning. i suppose if you didnt have a dog it might be okay. oh well. roy roy.. just a quick note from my experience reading and writing about shop vacs and dust collectors... only say they suck if they work good.... *g* mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on mon 20 feb 2006 213932 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy well i brought one home charged it and let it loose. it is fun to watch almost seemed to follow the wifes german shepherd around. she finally got pissed and flipped over with her nose. anyway it does tile real good but really sucks on rug with dog hair. so it goes back in the morning. i suppose if you didnt have a dog it might be okay. oh well. roy hey bro... dont forget to add your comments to that web page... mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

on mon 20 feb 2006 234754 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote maybe ill buy a snap-on franchise.... had to go there didnt ya!vbg roy if redneck pops in now itll be because he thought ken said strap-on.. hes around heard from him yesterday. probably wondering when denny will share the machine.g roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

on mon 20 feb 2006 133322 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote snip hey!!! you guys are going to get me in a world of shit. nawww....... we wouldnt try to do that roy *grin* perhaps you wouldnt. but that gray haired pony tailed jackel and his wide assed long floppy eared friend sure as hell would!! vbg roy us no way bro... now that bs! we all know that youre perfectly capable of doing that all by yourself.. ya been reading some of the threads huh is what it is.g roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : nosey

hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy it was an anheuser-busch ad. here it is http//www.herosalute.com/states/biggamead.html thank you roy. -- ken .

From : roy

on mon 20 feb 2006 213932 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote need some info. the wifes bday is up next month. anyway i was thinking about one of those robot or whatever vacuums that run around by themselves sorta like a pool vacuum. does anybody use one i was wondering how it would do on tile as well as rugs. does it get hung up on uneven surfaces do the things do a decent job tia roy well i brought one home charged it and let it loose. it is fun to watch almost seemed to follow the wifes german shepherd around. she finally got pissed and flipped over with her nose. anyway it does tile real good but really sucks on rug with dog hair. so it goes back in the morning. i suppose if you didnt have a dog it might be okay. oh well. roy hey bro... dont forget to add your comments to that web page... odd that you mention that. i was going to. i wrote up a little piece then hit the continue button and the next page wanted me to register provide email and set up a account stuff that i wasnt into doing. my spam blocker is working ot now as it is. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

the only good thing i can say for the snap-on screwdriver i have is ive not yet broken the handle. a couple sharpening and the temper was gone from the tip. and no i didnt turn the metal blue while regrinding it for anyone thinking i had. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 on mon 20 feb 2006 181540 -0700 budd cochran mr-d150@preciscom spam.net wrote ya want a pefect tool grab a rock theyre free and the warrantys good anywhere in the world. a few months ago i had to replace a 6 1/2 drive extension and my 1/2 drive 1 socket both from craftsman. i happened to be in grand junction co with the wife doing some shopping at wal-mart so we swung by the sears yes its the closest one to moab.. the socket was 30 years old and the extension a mere 27 years old and they replaced them without question. they honored their life-time warranty. they do honor their warranty. yep and ive had friends that had snap-on refuse to honor a warranty claims on broken tools. cant comment on that as i havent seen the tool nor know how it was used. but if you say so. roy im not in the habit of lying and my friends consider me to be too honest for my own good for what its worth. when i started my apprenticeship in 1968 i bought a set of craftsman tools. i still have most of that original set - the ones missing were lost by apprentices working for me many years later. one of my classmates bought snap-on tools at the same time - same sized set cost him about 5x as much and before he had his licence hed broken over half of them. he called them snap offs too. *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : roy

on mon 20 feb 2006 235425 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote roy wrote i thought about that but i dont want to put more into this place until we decide what we are going to do. keep it or move and sell it. you can take the central vac with you if you move. thats the main cost if you do the install labor yourself. that involves putting pvc pipe down the interior walls and usually routed to the garage where the vac itself mounts on the wall. i put it in at the other house. this one is all one level and no cellar so it would have to go in a closet and run the pvc up into the attic then down into the rooms. dont know if the getting is worth the going. shes been talking about going to dc for a week with a couple of her girl friends. maybe ill spring for the hotel room. roy hmm... that gives you a little over a week to find a nice board & breakfast place and make a reservation for you two... no no no. never ever a bread/board and breakfast. we try it a couple of times and didnt like it at all. common bathroom down the hall guy farting in the next room up early to eat. i dont like the regiment that a b&b imposes like to do what i want when i want.overnight trips require a hotel that allows the wifes dog. the dog travels with us all the time. roy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : roy

hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy it was an anheuser-busch ad. here it is http//www.herosalute.com/states/biggamead.html thank you roy. no ken thank you. also thanks for the link they should run it more often. roy -- ken .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

im not an a&p mechanic but bryon was an aman while in working on the hs-7 choppers. i practically begged him to get his cert on powerplants but he wanted to go to collision repair school on discharge. a&p certs can bring home some really good money if you like the work. if not do something you love doing. im still trying to get my own fishing show for example but no one thinks a show for and by vintage flatulencers would work. i even pointed out bill dance and they didnt want to try it. . . . -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 budd cochran wrote so what have you got planned for the future im looking into technical colleges. i signed up for the gi bill when i first entered. i have 10 years to use it or lose it. i have a huge amount of technical training and experience but i dont have an a&p license or any ase certifications. most places hiring want those certificates. any ase or a&p mechanics got any advice gaining certifications anything to watch out for -- ken *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : budd cochran mrd150 preciscom spam net

and my thanks too ken. one thing is for certain i have to remind bryon that protesters still have rights . . .he wants to at least give them an attitude adjustment. but its kinda hard to do when you agree with your son. -- budd cochran romans 323 romans 623 john 316-17 ephesians 28-9 hey bro! while we are on the subject military service. have you seen the tv spot that shows a group of gis coming throught a air port and everybody stops and applauds i think that is the coolest thing ive seen in a long time. thank god this country has learned and returning gis dont have to go through the crap we did years ago. roy it was an anheuser-busch ad. here it is http//www.herosalute.com/states/biggamead.html thank you roy. -- ken *** free account sponsored by secureix.com *** *** encrypt your internet usage with a free vpn account from http//www.secureix.com *** .

From : nosey

im still trying to get my own fishing show for example but no one thinks a show for and by vintage flatulencers would work. i even pointed out bill dance and they didnt want to try it. . . . ha! if you get the show and need a fishing partner/beer handler let me know! -- ken .

From : nosey

budd cochran wrote oh great! now ive got two wanting the costar seat you and my kid brother. there is a minimum age requirement. you have to be 51 or older. ill wait. thats only 12 years away. happy birthday too. -- ken .

From : nosey

christopher thompson wrote cant speak for the a&p but take the ase tests. check out ase.org the questions are tech a says this tech b says that. whos right kinda like in here *grin* ase.org is an energy website. i checked ase.com and found some info. thanks. -- ken .

From : christopher thompson

sorry my mistake i typed that from memory. -- -chris 05 ctd 99 durango christopher thompson wrote cant speak for the a&p but take the ase tests. check out ase.org the questions are tech a says this tech b says that. whos right kinda like in here *grin* ase.org is an energy website. i checked ase.com and found some info. thanks. -- ken .

From : mac davis

on tue 21 feb 2006 212329 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote and his comment would be what i bought one for my wife on her birthday and got in trouble! you guys just dont get it. i never get in trouble with my wife. contrary to what some might think im a wonderful person thus no problems with the wife. right... btw bro... what color is the sky in your world mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : mac davis

on tue 21 feb 2006 222441 -0500 christopher thompson kf4drr-nospam@alltel.net wrote lol i never said you werent a good person. i just know how it would go with my wife. and believe me if i would buy her a vacum anywhere near her birthday i wouldnt be able to type this. *grin* and i dont blame you for making sure your not out gunned i bought my wife a big-ass dremel kit for christmas.... it was her favorite present... christmas is for toys right she got me a lathe tool that ive been wanting but was too cheap to buy mac https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis https//home.comcast.net/mac.davis/woodstuff.htm .

From : Annonymous

beekeep writes unless its the sears in waldorf maryland that doesnt stock a phucken thing. ive been carrying a socket around for a year now to be replaced and they still dont have one in stock. two or three trips with a scewdriver isnt unusuall as well. tool depot my ass. jezus beekeep i thot everybody in waldorf worked for the gumment. my son & daughter-in-law & 3 grandkids live there. he works for the gumment. lockheed-martin neighbors on both sides & in back of them got gumment jobs too. their neighbors across the street work for the gumment. i think 3/4 of the people on their street work for the gumment. lots of em got g-men jobs & cant talk about their work. for example i have no idea what my son does for the gumment and he cant tell me. something to do with hardened sites - whatever that is. but the good is the gumment aint laying people off. and nobody carpools... or has backyard barbeques cuz nobody talks to anyone city of secrets. welcome to waldorf. .