To each his own and all, but I'm just not that into Star Wars.Too bad you couldn't find a place for this in your masterwork.

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To each his own and all, but I'm just not that into Star Wars.Too bad you couldn't find a place for this in your masterwork.

To each his own and all, but I'm just not that into Star Wars.![]()
It was actually a carry-over from another thread. I was just putting in here mainly because she would see it, and folks in here would recognize Odin.I saw the base station as a nod to the bespoke ring with stones.
Got phat hands from playing djembe and congas, that also get a bit phatter after playing. So wearing any kind of ring could be quite dangerous to both my skin and the drum's! (I even remove my watch when playing..)Many years ago my wedding ring got so tight that I couldn't get it over my middle knuckle (proximal interphalangeal joint). It isn't safe to operate machinery with rings or a watch. Given the choice of loosing the finger, I had to cut the ring off. Now it sits in a drawer. I'm sure that there's a country song in that.

Was that a dare?Ever see The Abyss?
Too bad you couldn't find a place for this in your masterwork.
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Many years ago my wedding ring got so tight that I couldn't get it over my middle knuckle (proximal interphalangeal joint). It isn't safe to operate machinery with rings or a watch. Given the choice of loosing the finger, I had to cut the ring off. Now it sits in a drawer. I'm sure that there's a country song in that.
Last night just before bed a tool dropped down the bathroom sink drain. I tried fishing it out of the drain with some forceps, then with a grabber tool, but without any luck. I figured that I'd leave it till today. To make matters worse, on the way to putting the forceps away, I stubbed a toe. Doesn't seem to be broken but it's not happy.
I haven't had the energy to deal with the sink yet today. I've had other fires to put out. I'll probably have to disassemble the trap, maybe replace it.
I assume the tool you lost was metal...If that is the case, have you tried one of those small magnets on the extension handle? They look like a small radio antenna.
I saw this on the Bass Meme thread and thought it was worthy of sharing here...
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Y'know, I was just tidying up some folders of silliness, and noted that it had been a while since Winslow Publishing had released anything. And then here you go, like it's some kind of challenge.

Written by a man, of course. Photographs. Diagrams. Charts. Whaaaaat? Sigh.
Gee, could I become lovely?
She doesn't look French, to me.
Ugh! Vanities make it all that much harder to work on.The tool is a metal that magnets attract. I have one of those antenna things, the head is too large to fit past an X hair strainer. I also tried a magnet on the outside. Then I tried a grasping tool and a forceps. Just couldn't get it. In the end I unload the cupboard and disassembled the trap. All fixed now.
What? No circles and arrows and a description on the back of each one?Written by a man, of course. Photographs. Diagrams. Charts. Whaaaaat? Sigh.
It's usually the first thing I do when I open my eyes in the morning. "Oh, F... this Sh!* again."Really? Couldn't wait until you got dressed? You are going to hell for sure. See ya there!