Doug Huffman
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I was caught off guard, else I would'a armed myself.
I was caught off guard, else I would'a armed myself.
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No need for a gun in a loom?
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Lammie
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Fruit of The Loom? Sorry Doug I couldn't resist that one.
Fruit of The Loom? Sorry Doug I couldn't resist that one.
Doug Huffman
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That's OK. Confident in my masculinity, I am not homophobic but merely opposed.
That's OK. Confident in my masculinity, I am not homophobic but merely opposed.
Lammie
Campaign Veteran
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Oops, Didn't mean it that way. Just thought it was ahumorous play on words.
Oops, Didn't mean it that way. Just thought it was ahumorous play on words.
Doug Huffman
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Still OK
Still OK
J.Gleason
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It is actually quite a skilled profession or hobby. Do you sell your finished work?
It is actually quite a skilled profession or hobby. Do you sell your finished work?
Doug Huffman
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That's quite a compliment, but, no, they're trade items for the natives.
For example, my retired service senior NCO made my first Uff-da marbles board, for which I owe him. Also, sometime this week I must replenish my maple syrup supply - including some to gift Uncle Al Schwartz as my thanks for his essays and particularly for his challenge of GR's EP and 'The Mathematical Impossibility of Compromise.'
Since, another friend, from bicycling, made one from a huge lay-up of curly and birds-eye maple. It's so nice that I'm almost embarrassed to use it here where most play on particle board.
That's quite a compliment, but, no, they're trade items for the natives.
For example, my retired service senior NCO made my first Uff-da marbles board, for which I owe him. Also, sometime this week I must replenish my maple syrup supply - including some to gift Uncle Al Schwartz as my thanks for his essays and particularly for his challenge of GR's EP and 'The Mathematical Impossibility of Compromise.'
Since, another friend, from bicycling, made one from a huge lay-up of curly and birds-eye maple. It's so nice that I'm almost embarrassed to use it here where most play on particle board.
HankT
State Researcher
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Doug Huffman wrote:
How about Fruit of the Loon?
Doug Huffman wrote:
How about Fruit of the Loon?
Doug Huffman
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Food for the troll. Please do not feed the troll. Please do not entertain HankTroll
Food for the troll. Please do not feed the troll. Please do not entertain HankTroll
HankT
State Researcher
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Doug Huffman wrote:
Aww, c'mon Doug. You're always calling me names and making wise guy slams.
Surely, you can take a little ribbing yourself.
BTW, I want to congratulate you on your impending accomplishment.
Soon, very soon you will be a member of the OCDO 7K Club.
Only your pal LEO 229 and Citizen are members of this august group now.
Soon, it will be a triumvirate.....
Great job, Doug!
Doug Huffman wrote:
Aww, c'mon Doug. You're always calling me names and making wise guy slams.
Surely, you can take a little ribbing yourself.
BTW, I want to congratulate you on your impending accomplishment.
Soon, very soon you will be a member of the OCDO 7K Club.
Only your pal LEO 229 and Citizen are members of this august group now.
Soon, it will be a triumvirate.....
Great job, Doug!
Nutczak
Regular Member
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Working with a loom is some neat stuff, we have a few people in this area that do textiles. One woman actually raises her own goats and sheep, shears the fleece, washes, cards, dyes, & spins her own yarn for working with her looms.
Me?
I took up sausage making and stained glass work, I would probably bea little thinnerif I did something like spinning or weaving BECUASE YOU DO NOT NEED TO TASTE IT!!
Working with a loom is some neat stuff, we have a few people in this area that do textiles. One woman actually raises her own goats and sheep, shears the fleece, washes, cards, dyes, & spins her own yarn for working with her looms.
Me?
I took up sausage making and stained glass work, I would probably bea little thinnerif I did something like spinning or weaving BECUASE YOU DO NOT NEED TO TASTE IT!!