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LongKnife
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 05:54 AM UTC
Lunch hit the spot perfectly Bob. Guess I should eat more bread with that hot food though. Burrrning!

All that teqila reminds me of a mechanic from Ukraine I once knew. I poured him a few tequilas at a local bbq and he disapeared with the bottle instantly, mumbling with a James Bond movie-ish russian accent.
"Oh moamma mjija, zjis is jest like my father josed to brew in Mjinsk"!

Tony
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 06:13 AM UTC
Done now with a new Barb-Q Charbroil cooker to boot. Lets see. Let have Kelly's Heroes and Gran Torino for the movies. Steaks and burgers and brats on the grill with all the fixins.

ladymodelbuilder
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 06:31 AM UTC
Sounds like a fun night ahead for all.... Here's to you, Stephen!!!! Nice job on the grill thingy.
LongKnife
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 07:21 AM UTC
Nice build Stephen. Will there be lozenges on top and streaky green on the fences?

As for the movies I can't really say if i prefer an old movie with Clint Eastwood or a movie with an old Clint Eastwood, but I like'm both.

By the way, isn't it the man himself singing when the aftertexts runs along?

Tony
ladymodelbuilder
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 07:47 AM UTC
Yes, he is singing...
amegan
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 12:38 PM UTC
Nice one Stephen, sit back, take a beer and admire your handiwork, Bob your grill smells good. Turns back to dry bread and water, mmm no emoticon for barfing! Jukebox night tonight and I'll start with Queen, Radio Gaga
JackFlash
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 05:36 PM UTC
Thanks all. Its too quiet around here where is Terri? Oh my Gosh, Its too quiet around here where is Terri !?!?!?
Lucky13
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Posted: Monday, June 22, 2009 - 10:54 PM UTC
Have no idea O' Ancient One....
LongKnife
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Posted: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 01:00 AM UTC
I heard a rumble a while ago. Could she have tried to sneak-count her shoes and got stuck under a mountain of shoeboxes. We'd better call the avalanche recovery services. Anybody got a well trained hunting dog? If the dog recognize the smell of styrene, and the rest of us (who all smell like Terri in that respect) gets out of Dodge, it would sniff her out in no time.

Tony
thegirl
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Posted: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 02:21 AM UTC
The deck is super Stephen ! I remember watching Dad build or adding to house when I was smaller ....................and yes I had to help , all of us kids did . I really miss that the smell of the lumber . Also learn't a lot about a new language when a thumb was in the way !!! ( drive by thumbing !!! ) Are you going to stain it ?


I'm right here guy's ! in the back enjoying the piece and quite after having a fantastic lunch !

It was nappie time !!!!
JackFlash
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Posted: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 05:56 AM UTC

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I heard a rumble a while ago. Could she have tried to sneak-count her shoes and got stuck under a mountain of shoeboxes. We'd better call the avalanche recovery services. Anybody got a well trained hunting dog? If the dog recognize the smell of styrene, and the rest of us (who all smell like Terri in that respect) gets out of Dodge, it would sniff her out in no time.

Tony



Rumor has it that 75% of Terri's shoe boxes are actually stashed kits. That qualifies as a closet styrene junkie.
JackFlash
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Posted: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 05:58 AM UTC

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The deck is super Stephen ! I remember watching Dad build or adding to house when I was smaller ....................and yes I had to help , all of us kids did . I really miss that the smell of the lumber . Also learn't a lot about a new language when a thumb was in the way !!! ( drive by thumbing !!! ) Are you going to stain it ?


I'm right here guy's ! in the back enjoying the piece and quite after having a fantastic lunch !

It was nappie time !!!!



Ahhh!!! our miniscule minion has returned! Its red wood Terri I will clear coat it after a power wash in about 3 weeks.
old-dragon
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Posted: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 03:56 PM UTC

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Nice one Stephen, sit back, take a beer and admire your handiwork, Bob your grill smells good. Turns back to dry bread and water, mmm no emoticon for barfing! Jukebox night tonight and I'll start with Queen, Radio Gaga


Step away from the dry bread and water! Hey, when the queen finishes can ya punch in some zepplin, when the levy breaks...it reminds me of long ago...can't remember her name, but I remember the songs.

Can I toss in for some movies..."Das Boot" and "flying dueces"...drama and some good old slapstick comedy.
old-dragon
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Posted: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 04:01 PM UTC

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Nice build Stephen. Will there be lozenges on top and streaky green on the fences?

As for the movies I can't really say if i prefer an old movie with Clint Eastwood or a movie with an old Clint Eastwood, but I like'm both.

By the way, isn't it the man himself singing when the aftertexts runs along?

Tony


He sings?!...hmmm, well, I was thinking of seeing it anyway....mostly for the "car".
old-dragon
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Posted: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 - 04:07 PM UTC

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Done now with a new Barb-Q Charbroil cooker to boot. Lets see. Let have Kelly's Heroes and Gran Torino for the movies. Steaks and burgers and brats on the grill with all the fixins.



Nice work...are those solar lights or are they 12v?
I like the charbroil grills...the current one is a kenmore but those who know, know she's actually a charbroil with sears a badge. When this one goes{it's almost 3yrs old now} I'll pony up for a weber 6 burner{$}.

Not shooting down your handy work, but with the addition of stub wings on the pergola, handrail and deck...add a cowl and prop in the center of the slats and some redish wash or stain and she'd be a DR1....your son would love it!
thegirl
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Posted: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 - 02:05 AM UTC
Okay for the record here just so everyone knows that I'm not a styrene junkie . The only thing in my shoe boxes are shoes ! I don't stash kit's in them or anything else .

thegirl
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Posted: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 - 01:32 PM UTC
Would love to stay and hang with you guy's , but I have a Fleetwood Mac concert to go to tonight ............................................
LongKnife
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Posted: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 - 08:53 PM UTC
I'd love to join you, but duty calls these days. How about a tango in the night when you're back? I'm the guy with the rose between my teeth.

Tony

(Btw. Stevie Nicks has the cutest nose on the entire planet!)
old-dragon
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Posted: Thursday, June 25, 2009 - 11:12 AM UTC
I'd like to go with ya....but I don't like fleetwood mac. Hey, to each there own though...tell us what seats you got and how it went.
...wasn't there a modelshop right around the corner from concert?!
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Posted: Thursday, June 25, 2009 - 05:30 PM UTC

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Nice work...are those solar lights or are they 12v? I like the charbroil grills...the current one is a kenmore but those who know, know she's actually a charbroil with sears a badge. When this one goes{it's almost 3yrs old now} I'll pony up for a weber 6 burner{$}.

Not shooting down your handy work, but with the addition of stub wings on the pergola, handrail and deck...add a cowl and prop in the center of the slats and some redish wash or stain and she'd be a Dr.I....your son would love it!



Solar lights. When they fianlly burnout I will just replace them . But the real fun is at night. The rail lights do well enough to give you a foot path. Then you turn on the solar lights inside the umbrella. When its open the whole deack area lights up into a cozy little zone of peace and quiet. Lilacs and honeysuckle blooming and a hearty cup o' coffee. My little corner of Nirvana.

The grill is a four burner with a 5th on the outside for boiling potatoes, corn or cooking beans. More plans for the deck but for now I got home at midnight and take a short unwinding session out there. Then go to the computer for a round on the websites.

I think I may go for some decoration. . . I was thinking on some Symatec lozenge fabric for modern replicas as a covering and for some scalloped valances.
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Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 - 02:26 AM UTC
Hi Guys , sorry that I haven't been around much of late . Been very busy at work and some long days . Get home and I'm just beat . Have soent any time in front of the work bench .
Have started some reserch on the P 61 and started my ruff draft for the review though . So some things are slowly getting done . This week end I will be sitting done at the work bench

I'm not that big of a fan either of Fleetwood Mac , they have some good songs that I like .
The concert was great though . They do put on a great show and was worth going to .
The seats we had where not the greatest we sat in level 3 row 53 which gived as a fantastic view of the lights and all the crap which hangs from the ceiling . We did move to better seats ..........................................



Geez Tony , are you hitting on me



So Stephen , whens the BBQ taking place ?
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Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 - 02:51 AM UTC

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The seats we had where not the greatest we sat in level 3 row 53 which gived as a fantastic view of the lights and all the crap which hangs from the ceiling .




Oi!!!
I heard that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hmm,,,
Nige
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Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 - 10:59 AM UTC

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Hi Guys , sorry that I haven't been around much of late . Been very busy at work and some long days . Get home and I'm just beat . Have soent any time in front of the work bench .
Have started some reserch on the P 61 and started my ruff draft for the review though . So some things are slowly getting done . This week end I will be sitting done at the work bench

I'm not that big of a fan either of Fleetwood Mac , they have some good songs that I like .
The concert was great though . They do put on a great show and was worth going to .
The seats we had where not the greatest we sat in level 3 row 53 which gived as a fantastic view of the lights and all the crap which hangs from the ceiling . We did move to better seats ..........................................



Geez Tony , are you hitting on me



So Stephen , whens the BBQ taking place ?


Let me guess, "freebie tickets from work"? We get the same thing for cougars baseball and chicago fire....odd seats and days...front office grabs the good stuff{openers...skybox}.
And who could blame him.......cough.......he said you had a cute nose. He waited all night for you to show up, with a rose in his mouth....those things can hurt ya know.
Yeah, work this week has been hot! 3 days of 100 degree temps in the shop has slowed me down a bit...being on the basement computer now has a nice cooling effect, but nothin is really getting done on the bench as of lately. This weekend will be good, and I took monday off!
-A P-61 review?!....
old-dragon
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Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 - 11:09 AM UTC

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Nice work...are those solar lights or are they 12v? I like the charbroil grills...the current one is a kenmore but those who know, know she's actually a charbroil with sears a badge. When this one goes{it's almost 3yrs old now} I'll pony up for a weber 6 burner{$}.

Not shooting down your handy work, but with the addition of stub wings on the pergola, handrail and deck...add a cowl and prop in the center of the slats and some redish wash or stain and she'd be a Dr.I....your son would love it!



Solar lights. When they fianlly burnout I will just replace them . But the real fun is at night. The rail lights do well enough to give you a foot path. Then you turn on the solar lights inside the umbrella. When its open the whole deack area lights up into a cozy little zone of peace and quiet. Lilacs and honeysuckle blooming and a hearty cup o' coffee. My little corner of Nirvana.

The grill is a four burner with a 5th on the outside for boiling potatoes, corn or cooking beans. More plans for the deck but for now I got home at midnight and take a short unwinding session out there. Then go to the computer for a round on the websites.

I think I may go for some decoration. . . I was thinking on some Symatec lozenge fabric for modern replicas as a covering and for some scalloped valances.


Lozenge seat covers...cool. Maybe an "Allied and Axis" set...depends on how many seats you can play with.
I recently went to low voltage for our landing strip{long drive}...I tried the green way, but lack of consistant sunny days, too many trees in the yard and batteries that didn't seem to last brought me to low voltage.
old-dragon
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Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 - 11:12 AM UTC

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The seats we had where not the greatest we sat in level 3 row 53 which gived as a fantastic view of the lights and all the crap which hangs from the ceiling .




Oi!!!
I heard that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hmm,,,
Nige


Hey look, it's the new guy from down the street. How's it going bud?