August 23, 2008
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- Deron Bauman: yep.
- Deron Bauman: to put it another way, I’ve been looking for a worse first sentence for fifteen years. and the...
- Michael Lang: Fifteen years is impressive. Crap to stand the test of time
- Deron Bauman: I found mine fifteen years ago.
- Michael Lang: Wow, while I’ve plenty of ideas for awful, I don’t even know where to begin with judging...
- Coop: Love this. Will go now to the others.
- Terence: Pretend like you don’t care and let the resentment slowly come to a boil over a period of years,...
- Aaron Winslow: Of course, you eat cake with your hands. You’re lusty, bold fellows who know how to kick up your...
- Rick neece: Danny and I will do everything in our power to have the boys here when you visit,
- Michael Lang: Get pissy, stew over whether I’m going to be able to deal with that, become the person’s...
- Dave Vogt: I eat cake with my hands, sometimes. Honestly, I’ve just always been more of a cookie man.
- walt: I think that if it hasn’t come up until now, either in discussion of politics or the author, that it...
- OP: We’ve been sort of drifting apart, for mostly geographic reasons. So it goes.
- Sheila Ryan: Taking a look!
- Sheila Ryan: If I come visit Rick and Danny, will you come over, Robert? (You, too, Doc?) And maybe we could track...
Looks great, although the two-tone look is not my favorite. I suppose you know best.
Wow man, it’s really starting to come together. Your hard work is paying off!
That looks real good, Deron. Did you have them sanded first (or rent the sander and do it yourself)? I tried to sand a wood floor once and will never do it again. The problem is–any pause while running the big sanding machine and you’ve got a trench.
Lovely, lovely. I guess I shouldn’t tell how many state of being and unbeing I’ve seen the house in. . . .
This looks great! How exciting!
from my perspective, the house has always been in a state of unbeing. hopefully we are heading toward being now. please.
Daryl and I have a disagreement. Which side is “fixed”?
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