It's wroughtn_harv's fault

wroughtn_harv · Jun 21, 2002

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Ya'll need to become artists!!!!/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Rule number one to being an artist. Claim it! It's sorta like the holy roller preachers say on the telley. Claim it and it's yours./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

Rule number two to being an artist. Have a spouse that's gainfully employed./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

rotr · Jun 21, 2002

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All of you folks are really going to have to watch yourselfs. Wroughtn_harv is a tool "freak" in the true sense of the word.

I've seen people addicted to drugs, booze, glue and just about everyhing else. But, harv takes the cake when it comes to tools. This man is his own worst enemy.

Seriously tho, you really want to see quality tools and lots of them, when in the area stopin and visit harv.

Ron

wroughtn_harv · Jun 21, 2002

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Ron is going to give ya'll a false impression of me.

I like to make things. That is best done with tools.

Enough said.

Anonymous Poster · Jun 21, 2002

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My wife is the same way. My only saving grace is that she is a horse nut so when we moved to some larger property to accommodate the horses we "needed" many things built. Well, that opened up the flood gates for all kinds of metal and wood working tools. Then naturally, we "needed" a tractor to take care of the arena so I was more than willing to satisfy. When you have projects to do and have the ability and inclination to tackle them, it is almost always easy to justify buying the appropriate tool to do the job.

Slamfire · Jun 22, 2002

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Never heard of Longenberger baskets, but that's probably because I'm two miles from Ken Dalton's place.

TBone · Jun 25, 2002

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<font color=blue>She say, “Ya, you’ll spend a couple of thousand dollars on tools to make something we can by for $200.” SHE JUST DOESN’T UNDERSTAND!</font color=blue>

Actually, Mark I think she understands a little too well.

TBone

g42guy · Jun 26, 2002

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Livincountry-
I like your story, but in my situation it would read more like this... We both laughed, then my wife said... "Now go fix the car so I can go buy another basket."