Iceman
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Oh Joe! There still flying right over your head. It's a slow start for 2016 buddy.
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Free welding table
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Seems legit!
Actually, I've eaten there a couple of times, and they are motorcycle friendly.
Seems legit!
Actually, I've eaten there a couple of times, and they are motorcycle friendly.
that looks very hipster. is it in the annex or on queen west?
Ottawa, owned by one of my former customers.
I wonder where they got all their ideas....
Old Queen West https://www.flickr.com/gp/agave-1969/879Q62
Ottawa, owned by one of my former customers.
I wonder where they got all their ideas....
Old Queen West https://www.flickr.com/gp/agave-1969/879Q62
Do those bikes run or are they just for show?
Just when I think I'm about to catch up, these three posts mess me up again.
I need a drink.
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They are actually small scale models, it's just an illusion, trick photography.
That sir, would be impossible. I'm sure that thread went viral on several forums, Plumbers, Toilet research and development chat rooms, Physics students, Mysteries of the universe etc...
Well now i have to tell a whole long story to explain.
The first mailbox was requested by my dad to accommodate the delivery of his newspaper without him having to find it in the snow or rain.
Looking at the sad metal box he had with the saggy hooks told me it needed to be made with some good ol' wood, so i made a box with 2 stronger hooks for the paper.
I placed a rolled up newspaper in the slots, works perfect, or so i thought. I had forgotten the most important factor, human laziness.
Early next saturday morning, i receive a complaint by phone, "my newspaper has fallen!"
I immediately grabbed some tools and wood and headed out to this emergency situation.
Upon arrival, i find my dad testing the hooks by inserting and removing the newspaper, he cannot understand how this design has failed.
After inspection and some speculation, i decided the paper was not being installed by a stationary human, but by one in motion.
Further testing proved my theory, speed and bad timing was causing this dilemma, i needed some room for error.
So the "towel rack" was born.
The addition of this simple piece of wood was enough to keep the paper off the ground, even with a half arsed attempt.
I hope i have answered this question in time for you to read it before bed as i am sure this mystery would have kept you up all night.
And all because of some angst over a rusty table.
I'll fold.
My boss knows you. Well, "the guy with the Ossa", anyway.
Seems legit!
Actually, I've eaten there a couple of times, and they are motorcycle friendly.
Leave the table as is and put a piece of glass or Lexan on top, that will make it a hipster dinning table---all ironic with the rust.
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