wrote:
People in Colorado are NOT scary.No more so than people all over
America.People are,,, People.We all put our pants on one Leg at a time.
cuhulin


Tell it to Ted Haggard.

dave wrote:

wrote:
People in Colorado are NOT scary.No more so than people all over
America.People are,,, People.We all put our pants on one Leg at a time.
cuhulin


Tell it to Ted Haggard.


This guy isn't putting his pants on one leg at a time.

http://www.aspentimes.com/article/20...NEWS/102210004

Come to think of it, he's not exactly REMOVING them one pant leg at a
time either. Perhaps if he had Congregation...



mike




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One of the thangys I bought at the Lowe's store today is a Skil (Skil
brand name, registered trademark, probally made in China) belt sander,
it has a micro dust catcher filter thangy on it, I can also attatch my
vacuum cleaner to my belt sander.

About an hour ago, I was using my old small handheld electric Makita
right angle grinder.It started slowing down and making that burnt motor
smell.Now, I have another real Good excuse to head on back over to the
Lowe's store tomorrow.
cuhulin, the Grinder