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Happy Birthday!

Had to make a work run to Berkley for some 8/4 White Oak. This Denny's ran out right in front of me, so...

RIP Harry Belafonte.

I'm not impressed. I had 13 siblings at one time.

I think that it's purchased mainly by people without room for a proper ping pong table. That and there's no size constraints. Not sure if that's right though. If I did a lot of jobsite inlays and such, it'd make more sense. It is very portable.

I think it might be great to make templates. For curved legs and such. Also Dutchmen and other inlays.

I've considered buying the hipster router. Just not sure I'd use it enough.

I don't listen to a lot of newer Country, but in the same vein I can highly recommend Jamey Johnson. Especially these albums...

Interesting for sure Marc. Thanks.

G-Man approved sustenance, from Phyllis' Giant Burgers.

Todd, I know that you're intrigued by these speakers. And I also know that you're very busy. You probably should purchase these and send them to me to do an extensive review for you. 5 years should be long enough for me to evaluate them. No thanks necessary. Just helping a guy out.

^ Insert TICE joke here.

Hope you get some good rest Al.

Al, I guess I have more extension cords for the shop.

Boss pulled me aside this morning. Told me that I came in well under the projected budget on the job I finished up about a month ago. He asked me if there was any tool that I hadn't already bought for myself? I told him that the only tool I own that still needs a wall outlet is my table saw. So... I found the best deal on it that I could, and they told me to put it on my company card. And as soon as I ordered it, one of my coworkers offered me $150 for my corded version. Makita doesn't make a cordless table saw, but this will work just fine.

OK. Understood. That is clever. I definitely wouldn't have thought to try that. And if I did, I'd have no idea how to achieve it.

I would probably find it humorous as well if I could decipher what it is you're saying.

No, but I did look at it recently. Seems like a nice tool. It's accurate to 30 seconds in 5 years.

Taking away a balcony door on the top floor rental of a home in the Sunset District. Replacing old door with a window. My boss is a stickler for matching the height to the existing window, down to the 1/16". That's the hardest part, especially since the existing window is nothing like the new one. Turned out great. Once the painter is done it'll look like it's always been that way.

Fractional cookies, er biscuits. My favorite!

It's a very rare kind of laziness that finds me eating anything at the golden arches.

Bah Dah, Bah Bah Bah. What I really wanted was a fractional muffin, but damned if I didn't have a knife!

Thanks for the reminder! Done. But I need to know if this is upside down world, because Al woke up earlier than me?

Happy Birthday Jeffy!