smallerstick wrote:What intelligent person numbered this street and lots????

My neighborhood was numbered in the order the houses were built. 150 or so houses.
Evens and odds next to each other, #20 and #21 on opposite ends of the street.
911 group finally forced renumbering after about 40 years.
Always felt sorry for mail and other delivery.

For whenever I get back in the shop–

1/2 inch router bits for my new Bosch router and table.
A 3/4 inch, 3 tooth per inch bandsaw blade.

smallerstick wrote:Rich AND famous.

…and…

People paid to answer the the phone that can’t give instructions to get to their place of business from different directions.

You have to wonder how they get to work every day.

r-ice wrote:plans available now

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Saw something like this promoed as an office desk – much bigger. Don’t remember where I saw it.
Very…

ChadM wrote:@toolshead glad to hear that you are home. That is a different design for a hospital, is it an older building?

see the pix attached

Well, everyone, I’m home. I suspect that I was released to make room for someone else over the New Year holiday. It is a trauma hospital, after all.

Not to start a blog here , but:

jponto07 wrote:Hope you are feeling better Phil! Are you at a busy hospital that has lots of helicopter activity?

Yes, it’s a huge hospital with cardio, burn,…[Read more]

Well, everyone, I’m home. I suspect that I was released to make room for someone else over the New Year holiday. It is a trauma hospital, after all.

Not to start a blog here , but:

jponto07 wrote:Hope you are feeling better Phil! Are you at a busy hospital that has lots of helicopter activity?

Yes, it’s a huge hospital with cardio, burn,…[Read more]

Well, everyone, I’m home. I suspect that I was released to make room for someone else over the New Year holiday. It is a trauma hospital, after all.

Not to start a blog here , but:

jponto07 wrote:Hope you are feeling better Phil! Are you at a busy hospital that has lots of helicopter activity?

Yes, it’s a huge hospital with cardio, burn,…[Read more]

Thanks again to all for your thoughts and prayers.

I. Cook a better Christmas feast than the hospital does but it was really cool when they baked me a birthday cake on the
27tb and two shifts of nurses got me a card.

The docs say all looks good. I have an upside down Y from the middle of my chest to my crotch. Doc says he filleted…[Read more]

Thanks to everyone for your
kind thoughts.
It is one thing has to happen before the next. I want to be walking on a prosthesis and get along with my life but I have to heal from other operations first.
🙂 Time now to really appreciate that I shouldn’t have put off a lot of projects at the house.

Had an angiogram today. Arterieries cloggeg and need bypass… scheduled for Tuesday.. They blame that for not healing. But no excuse for infection.
Discontinued a lot of pain mess just to see if they could. I am screaming for them.

Angiohram tomorrow.

cranbrook2 wrote:Nyx wrote:
cranbrook2 wrote:
Mitre saw
Table saw
circular saw
Reciprocating saw
Compressor
looks like you are prepared to make noise and cut a lot of stuff up – but no assembly.
It does say power tools . If I have a compressor then I can use nail guns which are air tools not power so I should be able to do most of the work w…

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DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:That looks good . The difference it’s chemically cooked with the lime juice.

Four hours to overnight in the fridge is suggested. I’ve done it two hours but I don’t think that’s enough. It turns white when ready. It can stay in the juice for days.

Any firm fish works. Shark is good. Crab is good, too.

Thanks to everyone for your best thoughts and prayers.

Something didn’t work. It didn’t seal and heal after the sutures came out, and I go back into surgery tomorrow afternoon (Monday December the 14th).

I’d love to give those invoved links to the site. Let’s see – the surgeons used a drill and powered driver to put in the plate and screws and…[Read more]

redwood wrote:Are there sharp ridges there?

Yeah, the spots are dug out and there’s a curved piece attached next to the dig-out, like when you rip off a fingernail. Filed off there will just be a gouge.
A PITA, but curable.
I want to use it… .
Back in hospital tomorrow for more surgery. Then more wait.

DWB sometimes posts about ‘poke’ – raw fish and some spices.

Here we have something similar, except it’s done in a lime juice marinade. It’s called ceviche.
A buddy brought me a quart this weekend.

Redfish
lime juice
cilantro
green onion
reqular onion
olives
tomato
bell pepper
1/2 a seeded jalapeno
some Tony Sachare seasoning

Google for…[Read more]

DWB sometimes posts about ‘poke’ – raw fish and some spices.

Here we have something similar, except it’s done in a lime juice marinade. It’s called ceviche.
A buddy brought me a quart this weekend.

Redfish
lime juice
cilantro
green onion
reqular onion
olives
bell pepper
1/2 a seeded jalapeno
some Tony Sachare seasoning

Google for whatever I forgot

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:That was friggen hilarious!!!
Today I had Turkey breast at Subway. As the girl was making it I looked over the counter to check the breast. I said is that breast? She laughed and said no, took it off and grabbed the beast meat.

Thanks, DWB – I got a laugh out of that reading it a couple of different ways and I’m still not sure…[Read more]