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I had a good day. I used every tool I own!
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#13
Nicely done.
How do you know you're learning anything if you don't screw up once in awhile?

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#14
Nicely done but a Florida Gator would have been a more appropriate subject
Smile.  Ken
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#15

Cool
If you are going down a river at 2 mph and your canoe loses a wheel, how much pancake mix would you need to shingle your roof?

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(05-31-2017, 01:45 PM)Ken Vick Wrote: Nicely done but a Florida Gator would have been a more appropriate subject
Smile.  Ken

Agreed! My son and I are both Gators, but he ended up in Georgia and out of state tuition rates have driven both my grandaughters to UGA. This is for one of them. I'll just be glad to get the little piece of Gator bait out of the shop!

Papa Jim
I had a good day. I used every tool I own!
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#17
I like it. Nice work.
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#18
Looks good, Jim! 
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#19
Go Dawgs!
Yes
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#20
Oh...and great job!
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#21
I like it a lot, for two reasons..
Okay... three.
First... very nice work.
Two.. my best friend's sister graduated from vet school at UGA in the 80s... go Dawgs.
Three... Chesty... the Corps mascot is a bulldog named Chesty.. ooh rah.

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