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tw541, lemme know its location 'n' I'll guard it fer ya's. :roll: Steve

Keith, in all seriousness, though....when you take in all the fun I've pokin' at you and Jack this morning.... (and whilst I hate to confess to some of that Scottish heritage where Jack can see it.....lawdy laws laws...) I do have a question for you regarding kilts. What is the heritiage and...

oh, no; Jack....he's still fodder for the cannon.....according to you, he's from an odder planet too if he be blue blooded, too

Well, how ya's like dem bacons! Jack done gone and admitted it! He ain't from roun' these parts a'tall!!!!! He done gone 'n' landed here from some odder planet!!!!!!!

Weeeellllllllllllllllllllllllllllll...... 'cept for the scotch thing.....I reckon he be an awright feller.......... :lol: as fer d'scotch :shock: :roll: ......there be no accountin' fer taste...... :lol:

A happy occasion for you, I know. Pleased as all get out for you my friend. I know you and your daughter will treasure that night forever. You be right, tho, 'bout havin' her in that pichur with youse. But, I cain't help but notice who wear da britches at your house. :lol: :lol...

After having dug to a depth of 10 feet last year, New York Scientist found traces of copper wire dating back 100 years and came to the conclusion that their ancestors already had a telephone network more than a hundred years ago. Not to be outdone by the New Yorkers, in the weeks that followed...

CHUCK! Still got them speedin' tickets handy. Me thinks Jack's in need o' slowin' down thar, High Sheriff, Sir...afore he runs over somebody!!!!! Steve

Mick, that canoe is really a beauty. Maybe it's just me but that white tape sure does make 'er stand out. Makes me think you oughta paint a white line there to set 'er off nice. Again, maybe it's just me, but, man, that sure is nice. Steve

That was to hide the aluminum foil he's used to contact dem aliens.....

Jimmy, Got the ol' lady t' read this.... she's still laughin' tryin' t' talk on that telephone. :lol:

Great news, friend. She gets better 'n' better with every read I make here. Soon you'll have her two-stepping 'n' jitterbuggin' 'n' dancin th' nite away. :D

You is just dead set (that's bound and determined for you folks out thar wit dem frost bit brain cells :lol: ) to make me commit to that trip, ain't ya's. Dagnabbit...... :lol: :lol:

BITE YOUR TONGUE, Bearridge!

Oh how I pray this turns into a true story...... :lol: I notice you didn't name a president, though.... :D

Possums sleep in the middle of the road with their feet in the air. There are 5,00 types of snakes and 4,998 live in TEXAS. There are 10,00 types of spiders. All 10,000 live in TEXAS, plus a couple no one's seen before. If it grows, it sticks. If it crawls, it bites. Onced and Twiced are...

Yeah, true...but this gave her something to do while I got the edges right. 8) Hey I ain't gonna be the only one working, if I can help it...... :roll: :lol: :lol:

Friday, I was in the local Home Depot and found some really nice 1/4 Birch ply with very, very few blemishes that I really liked alot so I bought six of them. Put the required stipend in the mail earlier in the week to Matt to cover the build of two of his Touring Pirouge T's. Well...

Naw...just put it in its proper perspective, Jack. 8)

Jt, Inlay on a curve before or after shouldn't be a problem. The wood is really thin and pliable and will take a slight bend, if that's what you're worried about. To help alleviate your fears you could take a couple of 2x4 and cut the slight radius of your curve and use some sort of tie...