Time to get that mojo back...

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Gary, this is good news, indeed! On all fronts. I am almost, about, to maybe, somehow get the urge back. But first I have to mail out some kits.

Glad you are back among the living.
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Thanks Lyle! Yeppers, it does feel good. I cobbled together the tool stand, got some sanding sealer on it and then went to work clearing off that table with a vengeance. The new Harbor Freight workbench has four wide drawers and boy has that come in handy. I finally have places to store stuff that had been living on the work table for years. Now, I just hope I can remember where I put the stuff. :wink:

That HF bench is really nice; too nice to work on really. I'd cringe if I got any enamel on that thing now. If anyone's in need of a great looking, sturdy (heavy!) workbench, I heartily recommend it. With a 20% off coupon, it came to $130. It took a short while to assemble and makes a very nice piece of furniture.

Well, well, I see it's even cheaper now! I should've waited I guess-$120 now! Now, that's a deal!!

http://www.harborfreight.com/60-inch-wo ... 93454.html
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Texgunner wrote:
Fermis wrote:Hmmff...who buttons the top button anyway?!!!
Dude, I like your style! Just keep on abiding. :grin:

I've got some cut-offs that must've shrunk somehow. I gotta leave that top button off. Maybe something in the water... :lol:
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:hmm: Cut-offs, eh?
Are they short enough that the bottoms of the pockets hang out?
Throughout my years in construction, I've worked with 4 guys(at different times/jobs) that wore cut-offs that had the pockets hanging out the bottom. Get this....all 4 were named Gary!!! :giggles:

True story!
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OMG, you've seen me?!?! Hell yes, the pockets hang down, real Daisy Dukes, or as my son used to tease, "butt-cutters". Old habits die hard for old hippies. Fortunately, I've got great legs for an old guy. :cool: Dayum, I didn't know it was a Gary thang tho'. Man, that's wild!!! Wait till I tell my wife! :giggles:
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Fermis wrote:
Texgunner wrote: Dude, I like your style! Just keep on abiding. :grin:

I've got some cut-offs that must've shrunk somehow. I gotta leave that top button off. Maybe something in the water... :lol:
Gary
:hmm: Cut-offs, eh?
Are they short enough that the bottoms of the pockets hang out?
Throughout my years in construction, I've worked with 4 guys(at different times/jobs) that wore cut-offs that had the pockets hanging out the bottom. Get this....all 4 were named Gary!!! :giggles:

True story!
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Ouch!!! :lol:
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Texgunner wrote:OMG, you've seen me?!?! Hell yes, the pockets hang down, real Daisy Dukes, or as my son used to tease, "butt-cutters". Old habits die hard for old hippies. Fortunately, I've got great legs for an old guy. :cool: Dayum, I didn't know it was a Gary thang tho'. Man, that's wild!!! Wait till I tell my wife! :giggles:
:shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:

Absolute truth, muh man!!!
The last "Gary" I worked with...I had to go work with another crew that was short handed. I introduced myself to everyone and whatnot. Get to the last guy, w/ the cut-offs and pockets hangin out..."Lemme guess...your name is Gary???"...... :quotes: How did you know that? :quotes: ..."It's the shorts, man...the shorts!" :giggles:
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Hmmmm...that gives me an business idea, "Cut-Offs by Gary". Man, I'm an expert at cutting them down to size. Maybe starting a sweatshop soon. Stand by for updates! I do believe my ship is finally coming in. :lol:
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Texgunner wrote:Thanks Lyle! Yeppers, it does feel good. I cobbled together the tool stand, got some sanding sealer on it and then went to work clearing off that table with a vengeance. The new Harbor Freight workbench has four wide drawers and boy has that come in handy. I finally have places to store stuff that had been living on the work table for years. Now, I just hope I can remember where I put the stuff. :wink:

That HF bench is really nice; too nice to work on really. I'd cringe if I got any enamel on that thing now. If anyone's in need of a great looking, sturdy (heavy!) workbench, I heartily recommend it. With a 20% off coupon, it came to $130. It took a short while to assemble and makes a very nice piece of furniture.

Well, well, I see it's even cheaper now! I should've waited I guess-$120 now! Now, that's a deal!!

http://www.harborfreight.com/60-inch-wo ... 93454.html
I had two of those. Gave one to my son and we are using the other as an "island" in the kitchenette in the basement. Had a stainless steel top maid for it. It is surdy, and quite large. Nice piece for the price.
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Texgunner wrote:Thanks Lyle! Yeppers, it does feel good. I cobbled together the tool stand, got some sanding sealer on it and then went to work clearing off that table with a vengeance. The new Harbor Freight workbench has four wide drawers and boy has that come in handy. I finally have places to store stuff that had been living on the work table for years. Now, I just hope I can remember where I put the stuff. :wink:

That HF bench is really nice; too nice to work on really. I'd cringe if I got any enamel on that thing now. If anyone's in need of a great looking, sturdy (heavy!) workbench, I heartily recommend it. With a 20% off coupon, it came to $130. It took a short while to assemble and makes a very nice piece of furniture.

Well, well, I see it's even cheaper now! I should've waited I guess-$120 now! Now, that's a deal!!

http://www.harborfreight.com/60-inch-wo ... 93454.html
I had two of those. Gave one to my son and we are using the other as an "island" in the kitchenette in the basement. Had a stainless steel top maid for it. It is surdy, and quite large. Nice piece for the price.

Next it will be crocheted shorts!

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