Kids will do that to you. Ask mike.

 

Bump for the retards.

 

bwahahaha floating ropes
ogio's
nice ride, not too bad of a price

 

writing a paper ...

 

How can integrating SCM, CRM, and ERP help improve business operations ?

 

yeah cuz you would ride that more than you ride your other bikes

 

Integration allows the unlocking of information to make it available to any user, anywhere, anytime

 

word


now turn that into two pages

 

Oh I thought we were speaking in a secret code. Nevermind what I just said then, and delete that pm i sent you about the uranium.

Negative, its time for me to go fornicate with the woman.

 

but i'll leave you with this

 

I did that already ... paper finished ... time to chill - day off tomorrow

 

might get laid again now

 

Don't forget to rate the thread.

 

**** Napa starters. ****** stripped out.

 

I have too much room in my shed. I need something to fill it.

Actually, I'm going to build a bench in there. Right now I've just got two saw horses with plywood on top but it's not real sturdy and it doesn't leave much room for storage underneath. I also need some place to mount my bench grinder and a vise. I'm getting a drill press and a router table as well. I think I'll make a mobile stand for the router table so I can use it outside.

 

How many times are you really gonna use a router table? I bought one, used it twice, then it sat for 5 years before i gave it away. I had the kind that folds up, and a uses a regular router clamped to the bottom.
Another thing - 3/4" plywood Isnt really thick enough to mount a vise on, way too flexible. The rest of your ideas are good. Put a 110v welder in there too.

 

I kinda want to get into building furniture. Also, I can use it for guitars. The one I'm getting is a small one that has a regular router clamped to the bottom. I want a router anyway and the combo is only $30 more. As for the bench I'm building, it will be decked with 2x6s. That should be fine for a vise. I plan to get a welder at some point but I won't be able to run it out there. The whole shed is run of a 12 ga 100' long extension cord plugged into an outside outlet on the side of my house.

 

didn't know you were replacing your starter

 

That sounds like the first project you should do to me

 

It works fine for a light and small power tools. No need to drop all that money on underground cable and an electrician. I'm either moving or adding a garage in the next few years anyway.