Howdy from the past.

heh. found it.

nice thing, that faq, eh?




On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 13:22:16 -0700, [email protected] wrote:

>
>>One note, install Nfilter, and you can filter out 99% of the stupid shit we
>>didn't have to deal with when you used to hang out here.
>
>I'm having a hard time finding a download source for nfilter.
>http://www.nfilter.org seems to be offline or gone. do you know
>another source?
>

Jeff Thunder wrote:
> OBWW - lastnight, after getting really pissed off playing some
> idiotic computer game, I went out in the shop/garage and beat
> the crap out of a scrap of 2x4 with a hammer. Very cathartic.

Next time try a railroad cross-tie and a 5 pound hand-sledge.
(Build up those pects and traps ;-)


--
--
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"Save" it to a directory before opening.

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<[email protected]> wrote in message

> I'm having a hard time finding a download source for nfilter.
> http://www.nfilter.org seems to be offline or gone. do you know
> another source?

Greetings and Salutations.

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 23:50:52 GMT, MPD Blue <[email protected]>
wrote:

>
>
>Larry Jaques wrote:
>
>
>> How does it feel to be living outside of Gnu Hamster?
>
>Can you say "culture shock", seriously, It's not all that bad, and I
>expect them to adjust in short order.
>
>"I don't talk funny, Y'all listen funny"
>
>--
>John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
>http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg
>
Well, welcome to Tennessee, from a Dweller in the
Citystate of the Vincible Overlord, located at the OTHER
end of the state.
For what it is worth, there are a fair number
of horses in the Memphis area, but, a LOT more in
Nashville...
Regards
Y'all
Dave Mundt

MPD Blue <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...

> Hi folks,
>
> Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
> woodworker formerly known as spokeshave.....
>
> [snip of how you got to where you are now]

Good to see you back, John. Made any spokeshaves lately? :-)

There are still a few Neanders around these parts, but most of them
seem to have given up on this funny farm. (Paddy still makes an
occasional appearance when there's a thread with the word "shellac" in
it.)

Seems like the last time we heard from you was about the time that
Rob and the boys at LV came up with their low-angle spokeshave. Any
news on the woodworking front? Do you still have every plane that the
folks at L-N offer? ;-)

I hope you hang around for a while. You might bring some of the
oldtimers out of the woodwork. Ford knows we could use an injection
of common sense and deceny around this loony bin.


Chuck Vance
Just say (tmPL) And I still blame you for my spokeshave
addiction.

"MPD_Blue" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...

> "Conan the Librarian" wrote
>
> > Good to see you back, John. Made any spokeshaves lately? :-)
>
> Sadly, no.....
> But I did find a box of long lost cryo-treated Hock spokeshave blades (large
> and small)
> next time I fly home (tuesday night to be exact) I'll see if I can hunt them
> up and I'll post a FS.

Cool. I can definitely recommend those blades. I've got the small
one in a little cocobolo shave I made a few years back.

> Can't say as I blame then, I've lurked for about week, and I can see it's
> still the same old Charlie Foxtrot as it ever was if not worse.
> But fear not there is a new sherrif in town and his name is Reggie
> Hammond... err...... woops, wrong movie.

Well, we need a little law and order around these parts. (Congrats
(?) on the new gig. Does the Memphis PD have a mountain bike squad?
:-)

(Oh, and things definitely are worse around here these days. Not
as many Norm Wars, but the crossposters have been trying to disrupt
things for a while.)

> > Seems like the last time we heard from you was about the time that
> > Rob and the boys at LV came up with their low-angle spokeshave.
>
> Yeah..... I got one of them, GREAT tool indeed, IMO

It's hard for me to say this, but the LV shave has passed my
Guntershaves as my favorite. I still prefer the feel of a wooden
shave in my hands, but I can't argue with the performance from the LV
tool. I'm thinking I should get two of them and keep one set up for
rough work and another for really fine finishing. :-)

> The only wood I'vew been working is a 24" Ring-Grip Wood Baton
> http://www.galls.com/style.html?style=BA066&assort=general_catalog
>
> ;-)

Hey, that would look really snazzy in purpleheart. ;-)

> > Do you still have every plane that the folks at L-N offer? ;-)
>
> No I never had EVERY plane they offered..... but I have most of them (and a
> few they never offered ;-)

Heh. BTW, have you tried any of their shaves?

> > Just say (tmPL) And I still blame you for my spokeshave
> > addiction.
>
> Perhaps I should I arrest myself?

Get right on it, Officer Fife. ;-)


Chuck Vance

"MPD_Blue" <[email protected]> doodled digitally thusly:
> The Chuckster pixlated:
> > (Paddy still makes an occasional appearance when there's a thread with the
> word "shellac" in it.)
>
> Haven't heard from him in a Loooong time
> Visiting w/ O'Deen was one of my highlights of my frequest trips to the
> left-coast

Well no shit, ya big muther-effer. Ya up and disappeared. A
highlight indeed. Me and you were hanging at an all-night burger
place (the locals know it as Tommy's), when some chingon started
bad-mouthing me (for no apparent reason other than he was perhaps
drunk and bitter) in Spanish. It was too funny. The best part was
after the nutcase sulked off into the night and Gunterman sez, "I was
kinda hoping he'd take a swing at ya. We'd have had a blast kicking
his ass!"

Glad to see you're busting heads for a living, now.

O'Deen

Just say (tmpl) I remember asking Spokeshave what town his wife is
from and he answered, "Hooksett." And I said, "No, where she's from,
not what she does for a living!" *rimshot*

OBWW - the hex shank on those drill/driver bit sets fits perfectly in
a Barber (alligator jaw) chuck, turning your old brace into one badass
screwdriving machine.

Sun, Nov 30, 2003, 12:13pm (EST+5) [email protected] (MPD=A0Blue)
claims:
Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
woodworker formerly known as spokeshave..... <snip>

Well, yes, and no. Spokeshave I recall. A walking, lighted,
Christmas tree, I don't recall. LMAO

JOAT
People think that professional soldiers think a lot about fighting, but
serious professional soldiers think a lot more about food and a warm
place to sleep, because these are two things that are generally hard to
get, whereas fighting tends to turn up all the time.
- General Friit

Life just ain't life without good music. - JOAT
Web Page Update 30 Nov 2003.
Some tunes I like.
http://community-2.webtv.net/Jakofalltrades/SOMETUNESILIKE/

jo4hn wrote:

> welcome back.

10-Q

> I assume you have long since sent off your letter to TOH.

hell NO!

> Norm and Tom and the boys will make quick work of this.

and make quick work of my bank account!

--
John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg

MPD Blue wrote:

>> OBWW - lastnight, after getting really pissed off playing some
>> idiotic computer game, I went out in the shop/garage and beat
>> the crap out of a scrap of 2x4 with a hammer. Very cathartic.
>
> Next time try a railroad cross-tie and a 5 pound hand-sledge.
> (Build up those pects and traps ;-)

You wanta real catharsis, beat up that cross-tie with my great grandpa's old
railroad sledge hammer. I forget how much it weighs, but it has a huge hex
head on it probably 4.5" across the face and about 8" long. Sucker's not
easy to swing, but it packs a wallop.

--
Michael McIntyre ---- Silvan <[email protected]>
Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/5407/

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 12:13:15 GMT, MPD Blue <[email protected]>
brought forth from the murky depths:

>Hi folks,
>
>Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
>woodworker formerly known as spokeshave.....
>
>I just stopped it to say howdy, and advise y'all that I may be returning
>on a limited basis... See I got laid off last year from the computer
>industry (like so many others) and by a strange sequence of events,
>found myself to be working in Law Enforcement in TN.

Wow, they got _laws_ there now? How bout 'lectricity?
<gd&r>


> I'm in the process of buying a serious basket case of a house and
>renovating it before July when the family unit moves down....

It's good that you have lots of time, but start right away.
Little projects like that seem to suck time as though they
were using 250hp dust collectors, especially if they're done
in your spare time.


>It's a darling little 1950's farmhouse on 2 acres of land, and the price
>is right, but it's a major case.... I mean, it was built in 1950 and
>NOTHING has been done to it since except for the addition of a "shop".
>So at least I'll have a good place to set up my base for Operation
>Bust-N'-Dust.

What a _quaint_ little title for such a massive project!
Roof, sheetrock, flooring, new kitchen/dining area, etc.


>First order of business is a new rood as the ceiling is falling in in
>some places, and then the woodworking can begin.
>
>To give you an idea of what I'm up against:
>http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/kitchen-1.jpg

Good points: gas stove, stainless sink, open center.


>http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/kitchen-2.jpg

Well, it's time for dual-glazed door/window lights, and once you
rip that old paneling off, time for a few more outlet drops. Man
the people who lived there last were a real grimy lot, wot?


>http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/dining-2.jpg

What a lovely...um, er...chandelier. Yup. Lotsa work.


>Pretty damned scary, eh?

Reminds me of my old 1937 farmhouse in Vista. I'm glad I'm now in
a nice, mid-60's home.


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Dear Spoke,

A man after my own heart!

I am hoping to buy my first house in a little over a year, and when friends
ask what I am looking for, I tell them a crack house!

I am being a little factious when I say that, but your house is exactly what
I am looking for. Good size, but cheap because it was not well maintained
and only someone who has the skills could buy it and bring it back to life.

Nice to have you back, we missed you.

One note, install Nfilter, and you can filter out 99% of the stupid shit we
didn't have to deal with when you used to hang out here.

Thanks,

David.

Every neighbourhood has one, in mine, I'm him.

Remove the "splinter" from my email address to email me.

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Larry Jaques wrote:


> P.S: Time to update the dead links and unfinished articles
> on your site, Guntie. In your extra spare time, of course.
> I know your regular spare time will be used in refurbing
> that little house.

Riight! Spare time, uhh, hum!
Between being at the precinct for 06:15 for a 06:30 roll-call, working
till 14:30, or later ...... For instance, today I got a "late call" at
14:10, I worked the crash, then follow-ups at two separate hospitals(4
victims total), then return to pct. and do the report, I didn't sign out
till 17:15.
Then attending University at night, mon-thurs, to get my degree in
Criminal Justice, yeah Rewriting those web pages it right up there on my
list of very important things to do. ;-(



--

John (and his FugginUgly car):
http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/John_car.jpg

Hmmmm.... would that be spokeshave your talking to?
where ya been man? Its been a long time since I saw ya - Victoria was a
baby...

You still in the cowhampshire parts? drop me a ping.....

--JD


"MPD_Blue" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Conan the Librarian" wrote
>
> > Good to see you back, John. Made any spokeshaves lately? :-)
>
> Sadly, no.....
> But I did find a box of long lost cryo-treated Hock spokeshave blades
(large
> and small)
> next time I fly home (tuesday night to be exact) I'll see if I can hunt
them
> up and I'll post a FS.
>
>
> > There are still a few Neanders around these parts, but most of them
> > seem to have given up on this funny farm.
>
> Can't say as I blame then, I've lurked for about week, and I can see it's
> still the same old Charlie Foxtrot as it ever was if not worse.
> But fear not there is a new sherrif in town and his name is Reggie
> Hammond... err...... woops, wrong movie.
>
>
> > (Paddy still makes an occasional appearance when there's a thread with
the
> word "shellac" in it.)
>
> Haven't heard from him in a Loooong time
> Visiting w/ O'Deen was one of my highlights of my frequest trips to the
> left-coast
>
>
> > Seems like the last time we heard from you was about the time that
> > Rob and the boys at LV came up with their low-angle spokeshave.
>
> Yeah..... I got one of them, GREAT tool indeed, IMO
>
>
> >Any news on the woodworking front?
>
> The only wood I'vew been working is a 24" Ring-Grip Wood Baton
> http://www.galls.com/style.html?style=BA066&assort=general_catalog
>
> ;-)
>
>
> > Do you still have every plane that the folks at L-N offer? ;-)
>
> No I never had EVERY plane they offered..... but I have most of them (and
a
> few they never offered ;-)
>
>
> > I hope you hang around for a while. You might bring some of the
> > oldtimers out of the woodwork. Ford knows we could use an injection
> > of common sense and deceny around this loony bin.
>
> "common sense and deceny" are not words I've heard in a while, especially
> around this city.
>
>
> > Just say (tmPL) And I still blame you for my spokeshave
> > addiction.
>
> Perhaps I should I arrest myself?
>
>
>

welcome back. I assume you have long since sent off your letter to TOH.
Norm and Tom and the boys will make quick work of this.
mahalo,
jo4hn

MPD Blue wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
> woodworker formerly known as spokeshave.....
[snip]

"Unisaw A100"

Might I presume this to be the Duke of URL's from Wisconsin


--
--
John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg

Larry Jaques wrote:
>>http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/kitchen-2.jpg
> the people who lived there last were a real grimy lot, wot?

Yeah, a 85 year old woman, who for the past 20 years, lived alone in the
house. Her and her husband built it in 1950.. Sadly, she was committed
to the mental institution out in Boliver, TN 6 months ago ;-(

--
John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg

"MPD Blue" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi folks,
>

<snip>

Hi John -

Good to see you back...thought we'd lost you permanently to the RC
world....:)

If you fire me off your mailing address, I'll make sure you're fixed up on
the mailing list...we still have you at the old address...

Cheers -

Rob

Good to see a quality man back again, John. Given up on the horseshoeing,
hmm?

Look forward to reading your posts again - sometimes funny, sometimes
abrasive, but always factual, informative and based on experience.

Cheers

Frank.





"MPD Blue" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi folks,
>
> Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
> woodworker formerly known as spokeshave.....
>
> I just stopped it to say howdy, and advise y'all that I may be returning
> on a limited basis... See I got laid off last year from the computer
> industry (like so many others) and by a strange sequence of events,
> found myself to be working in Law Enforcement in TN.
>
> I'm in the process of buying a serious basket case of a house and
> renovating it before July when the family unit moves down....
>
> It's a darling little 1950's farmhouse on 2 acres of land, and the price
> is right, but it's a major case.... I mean, it was built in 1950 and
> NOTHING has been done to it since except for the addition of a "shop".
> So at least I'll have a good place to set up my base for Operation
> Bust-N'-Dust.
>
> First order of business is a new rood as the ceiling is falling in in
> some places, and then the woodworking can begin.
>
> To give you an idea of what I'm up against:
> http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/kitchen-1.jpg
> http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/kitchen-2.jpg
> http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/dining-2.jpg
>
> Pretty damned scary, eh?
>
>
> Well I've gotta dash.......
> My Captain does not like it when we are late for Roll Call
>
> --
> John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
> http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg
>

"Conan the Librarian" wrote

> Good to see you back, John. Made any spokeshaves lately? :-)

Sadly, no.....
But I did find a box of long lost cryo-treated Hock spokeshave blades (large
and small)
next time I fly home (tuesday night to be exact) I'll see if I can hunt them
up and I'll post a FS.


> There are still a few Neanders around these parts, but most of them
> seem to have given up on this funny farm.

Can't say as I blame then, I've lurked for about week, and I can see it's
still the same old Charlie Foxtrot as it ever was if not worse.
But fear not there is a new sherrif in town and his name is Reggie
Hammond... err...... woops, wrong movie.


> (Paddy still makes an occasional appearance when there's a thread with the
word "shellac" in it.)

Haven't heard from him in a Loooong time
Visiting w/ O'Deen was one of my highlights of my frequest trips to the
left-coast


> Seems like the last time we heard from you was about the time that
> Rob and the boys at LV came up with their low-angle spokeshave.

Yeah..... I got one of them, GREAT tool indeed, IMO


>Any news on the woodworking front?

The only wood I'vew been working is a 24" Ring-Grip Wood Baton
http://www.galls.com/style.html?style=BA066&assort=general_catalog

;-)


> Do you still have every plane that the folks at L-N offer? ;-)

No I never had EVERY plane they offered..... but I have most of them (and a
few they never offered ;-)


> I hope you hang around for a while. You might bring some of the
> oldtimers out of the woodwork. Ford knows we could use an injection
> of common sense and deceny around this loony bin.

"common sense and deceny" are not words I've heard in a while, especially
around this city.


> Just say (tmPL) And I still blame you for my spokeshave
> addiction.

Perhaps I should I arrest myself?

"Patrick Olguin" <[email protected]> wrote
> Well no shit, ya big muther-effer. Ya up and disappeared.

Well, I been busy doing a whole lot of nothing......

> Glad to see you're busting heads for a living, now.

Now, now... I would never condone the busting of heads, that would just be
plain wrong ;-) We are only allowed to cary a 26" Hickory Baton.. no ASP's
for us. Supposedly the hickory baton will break before a skull will crack or
bome will break (they call it "less than lethal force") Even our flashlights
must be under a certain size and made of plasctic.


I have become known to specificly go after Handicap Parking violators with a
particular vengance unseen before my arival. Being a former gimp it is a
real pet peeve of mine, and I show NO mercy when I spot a abled body person
park in a H.C. spot, hop out of a car, and trot into the store... I pull
right up behind them (blocking them in) and start writing the
citation."But, I was just running in for a minute." "Good, now you can _RUN_
into the bank and take out $100 to pay the fine."

> Just say (tmpl) I remember asking Spokeshave what town his wife is
> from and he answered, "Hooksett." And I said, "No, where she's from,
> not what she does for a living!" *rimshot*

ba-da-bing..


--
John G.
Just say: "Wrote 17 short tickets on Monday."

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 16:24:02 GMT, "David F. Eisan"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>I am hoping to buy my first house in a little over a year, and when friends
>ask what I am looking for, I tell them a crack house!


I *did* buy a crack house. it was all I could afford.... and it has an
840 sq. ft. steel building in the back yard. frankly, I didn't care if
there was a house there or not.



>
>I am being a little factious when I say that, but your house is exactly what
>I am looking for. Good size, but cheap because it was not well maintained
>and only someone who has the skills could buy it and bring it back to life.

being a grunt in the residential remodelling industry finally pays
off....




>One note, install Nfilter, and you can filter out 99% of the stupid shit we
>didn't have to deal with when you used to hang out here.

I'm having a hard time finding a download source for nfilter.
http://www.nfilter.org seems to be offline or gone. do you know
another source?



>
>Thanks,
>
>David.

thanks
Bridger

In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] (Patrick Olguin) writes:
> OBWW - the hex shank on those drill/driver bit sets fits perfectly in
> a Barber (alligator jaw) chuck, turning your old brace into one badass
> screwdriving machine.

OBTROLL - You can cut the shanks of those old brace bits and then
they fit in the chuck of that cordless wunderdrill from B&D you just
bought at the Homee Despot. No, really! I read it in a wwing magazine,
even!

FWIW, I remember when Spokeshave was Duct Tape, and before that,
Gunterman. (Or was it the other way around?)

OBWW - lastnight, after getting really pissed off playing some
idiotic computer game, I went out in the shop/garage and beat
the crap out of a scrap of 2x4 with a hammer. Very cathartic.

--
Jeff Thunder
The From: header above is wrong on porpoise
To reply, use jeffthunder (at) comcast (dot) net

"MPD Blue" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi folks,
>
> Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
> woodworker formerly known as spokeshave.....

> John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
> http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg

Hi John,

Good to see you back and maybe stay for awhile. You will probably recognize
a few names, but most have moved on.

I agree with your assessment of the house - it's a basket case. Good Luck!

Jon Endres

On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 00:06:59 GMT, MPD Blue <[email protected]>
brought forth from the murky depths:

>Riight! Spare time, uhh, hum!
>Between being at the precinct for 06:15 for a 06:30 roll-call, working
>till 14:30, or later ...... For instance, today I got a "late call" at
>14:10, I worked the crash, then follow-ups at two separate hospitals(4
>victims total), then return to pct. and do the report, I didn't sign out
>till 17:15.

(Do I hear tiny violins playing all over the world right now?)


>Then attending University at night, mon-thurs, to get my degree in
>Criminal Justice, yeah Rewriting those web pages it right up there on my
>list of very important things to do. ;-(

Thought so. Hey, sunglasses in the rain? Are your pupils
dilated, sir?


==============================================================
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On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 12:13:15 GMT, MPD Blue <[email protected]>
scribbled:

>First order of business is a new rood as the ceiling is falling in in
^^^^
I see you still refuse to use a spell-checker. ;-)

>My Captain does not like it when we are late for Roll Call

Welcome back, John. Stick around for a while, will ya. BTW, if you
want to put up the most recent version of the Anti-FAQ, I can send it
to you.

Luigi
Replace "no" with "yk" for real email address

jduprie wrote:
> Hmmmm.... would that be spokeshave your talking to?
Yes Indeed.
I got dropped from the Once mighty Cabletron Juggernaught the week
before last Thanksgiving. One thing led to another and somehow I'm a Law
Enforcement Officer in Memphis, TN. Working in the Traffic Division out
of the West Precinct which means I spend my day rolling from one crash
to the next..... Soiling the soles of my boots with vehicle and bodily
fluid of all types.
http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/John_car.jpg


> where ya been man?

Ummm..... well since July, that would be Memphis, TN



> You still in the cowhampshire parts? drop me a ping.....

I'll be home later this week (flying in tomorrow)
call me and well try and get together 603 219 38......
(yeah right like I'm gonna post my cell # on usenet, SURE !-)

--
John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg

In article <[email protected]>,
MPD Blue <[email protected]> wrote:

> John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
> http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/reflect_john.jpg

You sure you don't live in Springfield and work at Monty's nukular plant
with Homer?

--
Owen Lowe and his Fly-by-Night Copper Company
Offering a shim for the Porter-Cable 557 type 2 fence design.
<http://www.flybynightcoppercompany.com>
<http://www.easystreet.com/~onlnlowe/index.html>

In article <[email protected]>,
MPD Blue <[email protected]> wrote:

> Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
> woodworker formerly known as spokeshave.....

You'll always be Spokeshave to me, John. Good to see you back.

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On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 12:13:15 GMT, MPD Blue <[email protected]>
brought forth from the murky depths:

>Hi folks,
>
>Some of the old Normites and Neanderthals my recognize me ad the
>woodworker formerly known as spokeshave.....

Oops, missed that part, Spokie. Welcome back!
How does it feel to be living outside of Gnu Hamster?

P.S: Time to update the dead links and unfinished articles
on your site, Guntie. In your extra spare time, of course.
I know your regular spare time will be used in refurbing
that little house.


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Robin Lee wrote:
>If you fire me off your mailing address, I'll make sure you're fixed up on
>the mailing list...we still have you at the old address...



Wow! I haven't seen Anne Rockler (Action) Jackson chime in
yet with little customer service goodies like this.

UA100

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 23:47:01 GMT, MPD Blue <[email protected]>
brought forth from the murky depths:

>Larry Jaques wrote:
>>>http://www.shavings.net/images/Memphis/1120MullinsSta/kitchen-2.jpg
>> the people who lived there last were a real grimy lot, wot?
>
>Yeah, a 85 year old woman, who for the past 20 years, lived alone in the
>house. Her and her husband built it in 1950.. Sadly, she was committed
>to the mental institution out in Boliver, TN 6 months ago ;-(

That's a shame. I'm surprised nobody helped her keep it cleaner.
That door had handprints which had to be several years old.

So how the hell are ya, John? And how did you end up a LEA?

Y'know, now that you're back, I can blame my slow-to-complete
bow saur on you. Weren't you going to put together a kit? ;)


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Larry Jaques wrote:


> How does it feel to be living outside of Gnu Hamster?

Can you say "culture shock", seriously, It's not all that bad, and I
expect them to adjust in short order.

"I don't talk funny, Y'all listen funny"

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John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
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Hello there,

> >One note, install Nfilter, and you can filter out 99% of the stupid shit
we
> >didn't have to deal with when you used to hang out here.

> I'm having a hard time finding a download source for nfilter.
> http://www.nfilter.org seems to be offline or gone. do you know
> another source?

Check my regular, *** How to filter out the Crap *** post.

A wrecker managed to DL everything before Nfilter went away, and is hosting
it for us. Send him a big thanks.

Thanks,

David.

Every neighbourhood has one, in mine, I'm him.

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John,

I pinged you on the side also. Welcome back! Looks like some "cosmetic"
repairs are in order I see....

Bob S.