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[email protected] (SteveC1280)

02/02/2004 1:15 PM

Maybe a tool gloat

A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited to
several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that Norm
used on many TOH episodes.

Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?

>
>
>
>
Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.


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SS

"Sweet Sawdust"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 8:03 AM

Yes to both IMHO
"SteveC1280" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited
to
> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
Norm
> used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.

Su

Shawn

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 10:35 AM

On 02 Feb 2004 13:15:57 GMT, SteveC1280 wrote:

> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited to
> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that Norm
> used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.

I think it's more of a neener than a gloat.

Shawn

Sd

Silvan

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

03/02/2004 10:28 AM

SteveC1280 wrote:

> to several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
> Norm used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?

Guess it depends on perpsective; whether the person deciding if it's a gloat
or not thinks Nahm is a demigod or a dingus.

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d

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 6:46 PM

Christopher Pine wrote:
> I ate peanut butter and bacon sandwitches with Elvis once! :)

I helped put on one of his last stage appearances. My ex got my stereo
system, covered with hundreds of backstage passes from most of the
groups you listened to in the 60s and 70s. Found out up close and
personal that Merle was one of the nicest guys that you'd ever want to
meet and the Glen Campbell wasn't.

Dave in Fairfax
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"larry in cinci"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 11:03 PM

I once saw Elvis on the Ed Sullivan show. What do I win?8>]]. Larry
"SteveC1280" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited
to
> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
Norm
> used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.

Bb

BruceR

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

03/02/2004 10:54 AM

Silvan wrote:
> SteveC1280 wrote:
>
>
>>to several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
>>Norm used on many TOH episodes.
>>
>>Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>
>
> Guess it depends on perpsective; whether the person deciding if it's a gloat
> or not thinks Nahm is a demigod or a dingus.
>

Good point!
Would one make the same claim for a Bob Vila circular saw?

-Bruce



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Unisaw A100

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 10:53 PM

It's surely at least an unhealthy obsession.

UA100

Sd

Silvan

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

03/02/2004 7:03 PM

BruceR wrote:
>> Guess it depends on perpsective; whether the person deciding if it's a
>> gloat or not thinks Nahm is a demigod or a dingus.
>
> Good point!
> Would one make the same claim for a Bob Vila circular saw?

Yes, and definitely a dingus. :)

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"TexasFireGuy"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

04/02/2004 2:25 PM


"Cape Cod Bob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On 3 Feb 2004 14:22:59 -0800, [email protected] (David Hall) wrote:
>
> >I would certainly consider a free Bob Vila Circular saw (a craftsman
> >no doubt) a gloat. I would consider any functional free saw a gloat.
>
> Maybe not. Here's a picture of the Villa circular saw
> http://www.smittysplace.net/circsaw.htm

I wish I had one of those for the next time my neighbor asks to borrow a
saw.

Bn

Bridger

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

03/02/2004 10:01 AM

On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 10:54:29 -0500, BruceR <[email protected]> wrote:

>Silvan wrote:
>> SteveC1280 wrote:
>>
>>
>>>to several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
>>>Norm used on many TOH episodes.
>>>
>>>Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>>
>>
>> Guess it depends on perpsective; whether the person deciding if it's a gloat
>> or not thinks Nahm is a demigod or a dingus.
>>
>
>Good point!
>Would one make the same claim for a Bob Vila circular saw?
>
>-Bruce
>

making the pretty safe assumption that it's a POS craftsman, yes.





the gloat is for the privilege of taking a sledge to it.....

hD

[email protected] (David Hall)

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 1:26 PM

[email protected] (SteveC1280) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited to
> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that Norm
> used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>

Whether these other goofs like it or not a free crown stapler is a
gloat. That it once belonged to Norm does provide a little extra
gloatyness to it.

Dave Hall

hD

[email protected] (David Hall)

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

03/02/2004 2:22 PM

BruceR <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Silvan wrote:
> > SteveC1280 wrote:
> >
> >
> >>to several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
> >>Norm used on many TOH episodes.
> >>
> >>Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
> >
> >
> > Guess it depends on perpsective; whether the person deciding if it's a gloat
> > or not thinks Nahm is a demigod or a dingus.
> >
>
> Good point!
> Would one make the same claim for a Bob Vila circular saw?
>
> -Bruce

I would certainly consider a free Bob Vila Circular saw (a craftsman
no doubt) a gloat. I would consider any functional free saw a gloat.

Dave Hall

Rr

"Rumpty"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 8:43 AM

I once stood in line in a bank where Donnie Osmand was in front of me. Does
this qualify?????

NO I didn't ask for his autograph...

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"SteveC1280" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited
to
> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
Norm
> used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.

TT

"TexasFireGuy"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

03/02/2004 2:12 PM


"Buck Turgidson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> As a little boy, I was eating cookies on the WhiteHouse lawn during a
Press
> Corp picnic (old man was a journalist), and Lyndon Johnson's 2 beagles
> jumped up and grabbed my cookies. LBJ himself pulled them off.
>
>
I'm just glad to see that cookies wasn't in quotes.

cC

[email protected] (Charlie Self)

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 2:46 PM

Rumpty notes:

>I once stood in line in a bank where Donnie Osmand was in front of me. Does
>this qualify?????
>
>NO I didn't ask for his autograph...

I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to Rick
Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was all
atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.

Charlie Self
"All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is
sure."
Mark Twain
http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html

MM

Mapdude

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

04/02/2004 2:39 AM

who is Bon Crosby?

Cape Cod Bob wrote:
> My ex and I rode down in an elevator from the top of Rockefeller
> Center with Bon Crosby after his band had played at the Rainbow Room.
> We had a great discussion about the vocal group that was on his
> afternoon tv show in the mid 50s, the Modernaires with Paula Kelly.
>
> I win! ...at being the oldest, anyway.
>

TT

"TexasFireGuy"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

04/02/2004 3:06 AM


"Mapdude" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> who is Bon Crosby?
>
> Cape Cod Bob wrote:
> > My ex and I rode down in an elevator from the top of Rockefeller
> > Center with Bon Crosby after his band had played at the Rainbow Room.
> > We had a great discussion about the vocal group that was on his
> > afternoon tv show in the mid 50s, the Modernaires with Paula Kelly.
> >
> > I win! ...at being the oldest, anyway.
> >
>
Didn't he used to sing for AC/DC before he died? Oh, wait, that was Bing
Scott.

hD

[email protected] (David Hall)

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 1:23 PM

[email protected] (Charlie Self) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Rumpty notes:
>
> >I once stood in line in a bank where Donnie Osmand was in front of me. Does
> >this qualify?????
> >
> >NO I didn't ask for his autograph...
>
> I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to Rick
> Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was all
> atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.
>
> Charlie Self
> "All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is
> sure."
> Mark Twain
> http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html

The movie about Rick's life starts and ends with him in a conversation
with a woman at a small airport just before he takes his last flight.
That wasn't your (ex) wife was it?




;)


Dave Hall

BT

"Buck Turgidson"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

03/02/2004 1:03 PM

As a little boy, I was eating cookies on the WhiteHouse lawn during a Press
Corp picnic (old man was a journalist), and Lyndon Johnson's 2 beagles
jumped up and grabbed my cookies. LBJ himself pulled them off.

kk

"k"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 2:17 PM

ummm....back in the early early 70's, or maybe the late 60's, when I was
just starting in radio....Wolfman Jack was in our radio station and did a
stint on my show.....that was kinda cool. After that, some of the girls at
school even talked to me!! :>)

Course he's dead now...wonder if it was my fault?

KK
south central Idaho

"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Charlie Self" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Rumpty notes:
> \
> > I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to
> Rick
> > Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was
all
> > atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.
>
> Most of the 'famous' musicians I've been involved with down through the
> years basically impressed me only with their obvious musical talent.
> However, I do have two entries in the "something to tell your grandkids"
> department. I sat across the aisle from, and had a lengthy conversation
> with, Mohammed Ali in the first class section of a nearly empty late night
> flight from Denver to Houston some years back and was verily impressed
with
> the man himself. And George Foreman used to sit on the back of my pickup
> truck while I put shoes on his horses and would joke that he wouldn't want
> to fight me after seeing me wrestle with 1200 lb horses all day,
especially
> when he found that I had once sparred one round with Cleveland Williams as
> part of a college boxing exhibition (he just played with me, gently, at
> about 1/10th speed). Both the former were/are true gentlemen in the finest
> sense and did not seem, in person, the "bigger than life" personas you
read
> about.
>
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>
>


TT

"TexasFireGuy"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 6:14 PM

I played flag football with Rosie Greer once when I was a kid.

"Larry C in Auburn, WA" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:OEtTb.162797$5V2.841071@attbi_s53...
> I once had beers with Evil Kneivel(sp?) at a bar.
>
> --
> Larry C in Auburn, WA
>
> "Charlie Self" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Rumpty notes:
> >
> > >I once stood in line in a bank where Donnie Osmand was in front of me.
> Does
> > >this qualify?????
> > >
> > >NO I didn't ask for his autograph...
> >
> > I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to
> Rick
> > Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was
all
> > atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.
> >
> > Charlie Self
> > "All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then success
> is
> > sure."
> > Mark Twain
> > http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html
>

LC

"Larry C in Auburn, WA"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 3:03 PM

I once had beers with Evil Kneivel(sp?) at a bar.

--
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"Charlie Self" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Rumpty notes:
>
> >I once stood in line in a bank where Donnie Osmand was in front of me.
Does
> >this qualify?????
> >
> >NO I didn't ask for his autograph...
>
> I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to
Rick
> Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was all
> atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.
>
> Charlie Self
> "All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then success
is
> sure."
> Mark Twain
> http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html

Gg

"Glen"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

03/02/2004 10:59 AM

I got drunk backstage with Commander Cody and the rest of the Lost Planet
Airmen (Hot Rod Lincoln)

Glen

"TexasFireGuy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I played flag football with Rosie Greer once when I was a kid.
>
> "Larry C in Auburn, WA" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:OEtTb.162797$5V2.841071@attbi_s53...
> > I once had beers with Evil Kneivel(sp?) at a bar.
> >
> > --
> > Larry C in Auburn, WA
> >
> > "Charlie Self" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > Rumpty notes:
> > >
> > > >I once stood in line in a bank where Donnie Osmand was in front of
me.
> > Does
> > > >this qualify?????
> > > >
> > > >NO I didn't ask for his autograph...
> > >
> > > I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to
> > Rick
> > > Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was
> all
> > > atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.
> > >
> > > Charlie Self
> > > "All you need in this life is ignorance and confidence, and then
success
> > is
> > > sure."
> > > Mark Twain
> > > http://hometown.aol.com/charliediy/myhomepage/business.html
> >
>
>

MS

"Mortimer Schnerd, RN"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 3:19 PM

Charlie Self wrote:
> Rumpty notes:
>
>> I once stood in line in a bank where Donnie Osmand was in front of me. Does
>> this qualify?????
>>
>> NO I didn't ask for his autograph...
>
> I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to Rick
> Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was all
> atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.


I've been scuba diving with Stephen Stills and his son.



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Sk

"Swingman"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

03/02/2004 2:36 PM

LOL!

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"LRod" wrote in message
> "Buck Turgidson"
> wrote:
>
> >As a little boy, I was eating cookies on the WhiteHouse lawn during a
Press
> >Corp picnic (old man was a journalist), and Lyndon Johnson's 2 beagles
> >jumped up and grabbed my cookies. LBJ himself pulled them off.
>
> By their ears, I would imagine.

LJ

Larry Jaques

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

03/02/2004 6:17 PM

On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 10:59:59 GMT, "Glen" <[email protected]>
brought forth from the murky depths:

>I got drunk backstage with Commander Cody and the rest of the Lost Planet
>Airmen (Hot Rod Lincoln)

"Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette
do, do do, do do do do
smoke, smoke, smoke until you smoke yourself to death"

Yeah, I remember CC&TLPA


Gloat: I had my picture taken with Avalon Anders of the
Swedish Bikini Team. She was a true sweetie. The problem
was that I had forgotten my camera and the nice receptionist
had one in her car so she took the picture. She had forgotten
to put film in it, so I came away with only a signed copy
of the photo of the Playboy cover with the girls on it.
sigh...


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LRod

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

03/02/2004 7:37 PM

On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 13:03:13 GMT, "Buck Turgidson" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>As a little boy, I was eating cookies on the WhiteHouse lawn during a Press
>Corp picnic (old man was a journalist), and Lyndon Johnson's 2 beagles
>jumped up and grabbed my cookies. LBJ himself pulled them off.

By their ears, I would imagine.

LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

http://www.woodbutcher.net

Sk

"Swingman"

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 9:25 AM

"Charlie Self" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Rumpty notes:
\
> I once sat in a small airport (Roanoke, IIRC) and drank coffee next to
Rick
> Nelson. I didn't know who he was until my now ex-wife told me. She was all
> atwitter when it struck her, but by that time her plane was loading.

Most of the 'famous' musicians I've been involved with down through the
years basically impressed me only with their obvious musical talent.
However, I do have two entries in the "something to tell your grandkids"
department. I sat across the aisle from, and had a lengthy conversation
with, Mohammed Ali in the first class section of a nearly empty late night
flight from Denver to Houston some years back and was verily impressed with
the man himself. And George Foreman used to sit on the back of my pickup
truck while I put shoes on his horses and would joke that he wouldn't want
to fight me after seeing me wrestle with 1200 lb horses all day, especially
when he found that I had once sparred one round with Cleveland Williams as
part of a college boxing exhibition (he just played with me, gently, at
about 1/10th speed). Both the former were/are true gentlemen in the finest
sense and did not seem, in person, the "bigger than life" personas you read
about.

--
www.e-woodshop.net
Last update: 1/31/04

CC

Cape Cod Bob

in reply to "Rumpty" on 02/02/2004 8:43 AM

02/02/2004 12:29 PM

My ex and I rode down in an elevator from the top of Rockefeller
Center with Bon Crosby after his band had played at the Rainbow Room.
We had a great discussion about the vocal group that was on his
afternoon tv show in the mid 50s, the Modernaires with Paula Kelly.

I win! ...at being the oldest, anyway.

CP

"Christopher Pine"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 6:30 PM

I ate peanut butter and bacon sandwitches with Elvis once! :)

--
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www.penartists.com

Ever look at your watch then look away again and you don't know what time it
is?!

"SteveC1280" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited
to
> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
Norm
> used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.

GG

[email protected] (George Devine)

in reply to "Christopher Pine" on 02/02/2004 6:30 PM

02/02/2004 4:51 PM

I rode up in an elevator with Ginger Rogers back in the fifties. She
was arguing with her manager. She was playing at a summer theatre in
Cohoes
NY The hotel was the old TenEicht
in Albany;

George
http://vertilathe.freeyellow.com

Kk

"KYHighlander"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 8:41 AM

you going to have it bronzed? ;-)

--

http://users.adelphia.net/~kyhighland


"SteveC1280" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited
to
> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
Norm
> used on many TOH episodes.
>
> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.

LG

"Lee Gordon"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 5:31 PM

<<Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?>>

Does it work? If so, it's a gloat. A free tool is a free tool no matter
who used to have it.

Lee


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"Aidan Place"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 11:56 PM

My Grandma's cousins husbands uncle was Edward Elgar..........and i dont
have a note in me head surprisingly as we are so close

md

"mttt"

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

04/02/2004 11:15 PM


"Cape Cod Bob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On 3 Feb 2004 14:22:59 -0800, [email protected] (David Hall) wrote:
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> >I would certainly consider a free Bob Vila Circular saw (a craftsman
> >no doubt) a gloat. I would consider any functional free saw a gloat.
>
> Maybe not. Here's a picture of the Villa circular saw
> http://www.smittysplace.net/circsaw.htm

Two L's?

Nope - that's the little "finger doo-dads" in your small intenstine that
promote absorbtion. :)
Or is that Villi?

UA

Unisaw A100

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

04/02/2004 10:25 AM

Cape Cod Bob wrote:
>Maybe not. Here's a picture of the Villa circular saw
>http://www.smittysplace.net/circsaw.htm


The only trouble is, Bob (Vila, not Methelis) wouldn't know
which end to hold.

UA100

JH

Jay Hahn

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

03/02/2004 11:54 PM

I flew on the same plane as Cassias Clay ( as his name was then) from
Seattle to O'Hare. He did a quick drawing for the stewardess. He could
have been an artist........Jay

On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 23:03:04 -0500, "larry in cinci"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>I once saw Elvis on the Ed Sullivan show. What do I win?8>]]. Larry
>"SteveC1280" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
>> company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited
>to
>> several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that
>Norm
>> used on many TOH episodes.
>>
>> Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?
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>> Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.
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LL

LRod

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 2:02 PM

On 02 Feb 2004 13:15:57 GMT, [email protected] (SteveC1280)
wrote:

>A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
>company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited to
>several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that Norm
>used on many TOH episodes.
>
>Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?

I've had trouble identifying one of the staplers Norm has used on The
New Yankee Workshop. Can you tell me what brand and model number it
is? Can you send me a digital image of it?

I'm serious. See the Norm's Tools section of my website to see how
serious.

Thanks.

And, nice score.

LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

http://www.woodbutcher.net

sS

[email protected] (SteveC1280)

in reply to LRod on 02/02/2004 2:02 PM

02/02/2004 4:09 PM

It's a Senco Model MI. It's pretty old and looks like Norm got a lot of use
out of it. I think my friend said it was the first pneumatic tool shown on
TOH. I'll try to send you a picture.
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Remove the 'remove' in my address to e:mail me.

LL

LRod

in reply to LRod on 02/02/2004 2:02 PM

02/02/2004 7:42 PM

On 02 Feb 2004 16:09:56 GMT, [email protected] (SteveC1280)
wrote:

>It's a Senco Model MI. It's pretty old and looks like Norm got a lot of use
>out of it. I think my friend said it was the first pneumatic tool shown on
>TOH. I'll try to send you a picture.

Thanks. Got it. I know you never said anything about NYW, but I was
hoping.... It's not one he used there. Must have been strictly on TOH.

I appreciate the effort.


LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

http://www.woodbutcher.net

LJ

Larry Jaques

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

02/02/2004 5:09 PM

On 02 Feb 2004 13:15:57 GMT, [email protected] (SteveC1280)
brought forth from the murky depths:

>A friend of mine was the local sales rep for a well known pneumatic tool
>company. He supplied Norm and TOH with lots free samples and was invited to
>several TOH parties. My friend gave me the pneumatic crown stapler that Norm
>used on many TOH episodes.
>
>Does this qualify as a gloat or just a nice conversation piece?

C) Both of the above.

(That wouldn't apply if it were the infamous & hated brad nailah.)


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Cape Cod Bob

in reply to [email protected] (SteveC1280) on 02/02/2004 1:15 PM

04/02/2004 1:15 AM

On 3 Feb 2004 14:22:59 -0800, [email protected] (David Hall) wrote:

>I would certainly consider a free Bob Vila Circular saw (a craftsman
>no doubt) a gloat. I would consider any functional free saw a gloat.

Maybe not. Here's a picture of the Villa circular saw
http://www.smittysplace.net/circsaw.htm


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