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To: Gauguin who wrote (39884)10/17/1999 7:18:00 PM
From: melinda abplanalp  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 71178
 
Not till I finish my book.

:^(



To: Gauguin who wrote (39884)10/17/1999 9:43:00 PM
From: Jacques Chitte  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 71178
 
"Attention Paul-Mart shoppers ..."

>and I wooda like
to seen him get down there and saw it with his razor-sharp dickhead. <

This made me actually LOL. In a sustained manner. XLNT

About hammers. I used to have a nice one, and then it evaporated in the course of a move. I need another. We have a nondescript wood-handled nail assailer in the sixteen-ounce range, and I bought myself this cuuuute eight-ounce ball-peen jobbie for my tool bag. But I read this cheezy home carpentry paperback and the author waxed eloquent about the superiority of a forged hammer. Now I see the Estwing hammers hanging out on the pegboard at the MegaLoMart tool corral, but they don't carry a tag that tootles "Forged!" Are those things single castings?
They have a hammer called a California Framer. (shades of the Menendez brothers...) But it is all knurly on the whacking end - like a meat tenderizer. My thumb KNOWS trouble when it sees it. Since I like to drive brads - I wonder what good that five-lines-per-inch deep spiky checkering is good for. If it were a putter, the short strokes would go all over the fricken peachfuzz Bermuda arounfd the hole flag thingie.

I need a new hammer this Christmas. Eighteen ounces, give or take. No S&M spikies please.