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It may be worth it for some of you to do your own powder coating. It's not that difficult. You'll need a dedicated oven (it's not safe for food after powder coating), but ovens with bad stove burners are easy to find dirt cheap. And Eastwood makes a nice kit, and sells the powder as well... http://www.eastwood.com/hotcoat-elite-powder-coat-kit.html Relatively inexpensive, if doing multiple cases or items.

But the scratches would have pissed me off too!

Of coarse, but keep in mind that different toilet papers will yield different results. Quilted Northern vs. Charmin Ultra is a big debate in of itself.

The guy is levitating the cards. The girl is trying not to spit her beer out while laughing at the guy, because his penis is sticking out of his fly. The girl with the torn stockings is spitting out what came out of his penis, moments before the other girl entered the room. Of coarse the beer is the reason he was able to get a BJ from torn stockings in the first place, and also why he's about to get some from laughing girl too.

I'd be tempted to buy a Ribeye at the local market, and just walk into the kitchen and start cooking it.

Wow, that's a beautiful pic! I think I can see Sam Rockwell.

Happy Birthday!

For once I agree with Larry. Just get it powder coated. In my neighborhood it wouldn't be more than $20.

Because there are still teenaged girls and boys in the world.

A song for Noel Lee?

^ This

Good luck acidbasement!

There is no knob too big.

Good luck Ken!

Don't say scale around Coppola.

Is "cigars" code, or did you really mean cigars?

If Justin stuffs a board the same way he stuffs an In & Out burger, it surely must be a sight to behold. Oh, and Marc, I'm not even sure how to reply to that, except it looks like it may chafe.

Nevermind

Happy Birthday needle drop master!

These are wise words from a wise man.

You took my Ebony post serious before!

Yep...I'd recommend a used NAD 7240PE. Generally around $100 on ebay.

Kevin, sand some of the scrap Ebony wood to get a 1/2 tsp. or so of fine powder. Mix that with a little wood glue, and rub into the crack. Sand smooth once dry, and that crack will hardly be noticeable. Actually I do have some Ebony large enough to make a few knobs.

Crinkle cut fries don't necessarily mean frozen. The idea behind the crinkles is that it gives more area to crisp. I've had delicious fresh crinkle fries. That burger looks outstanding too!