Hey, Idiots,

Some of you probably noticed that I have been ignoring you
for the past few days. I normally ignore you for a few days
at a time, anyway, but this time the ignoring will go on for
a bit longer than usual.

Yep, the situation may be continuing. I have begun expanding
my woodworking shop out back (adding a new room to a
building that already has two of them) and this will eat up
a lot of time. My wife also wants me to help her paint the
living room this weekend (the final push to get rest of the
whole house refloored, re-applianced, expanded, and
repainted, which also included the exterior), and then I
have to replace all the interior doors with more exclusive
looking versions. And of course I have that amplifier review
I am doing.

This will eat up a lot of time, so I probably will not be
able to get to your usual goofy comments and submit
rebuttals.

Well, most of you should be feeling pretty lucky about this,
because you can post fantasies and respond to other fantasy
posts, and the least sane of you should then feel good about
your delusions.

Howard Ferstler

Howard said:

Hey, Idiots,


You know, I say its about time we killfiled this particular idiot. This might
be the most pathetic attention-whoring I've ever seen.

Boon

Marc Phillips wrote:
Howard said:


Hey, Idiots,



You know, I say its about time we killfiled this particular idiot. This might
be the most pathetic attention-whoring I've ever seen.

No, you already told that about me. :-)

George M. Middius wrote:


Sander deWaal said:

When it comes to Mrs. F, the watchword is shorter, not longer.

Is that why she has a grand piano (a Baldwin, note) ?

The bigger the piano, the stiffer the board?











It sure beats dealing with a spinet for all those long, lonely years. Not even
an upright !



Bruce J. Richman

In article ,
(Bruce J. Richman) wrote:

George M. Middius wrote:


Sander deWaal said:

When it comes to Mrs. F, the watchword is shorter, not longer.

Is that why she has a grand piano (a Baldwin, note) ?

The bigger the piano, the stiffer the board?











It sure beats dealing with a spinet for all those long, lonely years. Not
even an upright !

When they're not upright, they're grand.

Or square.

Stephen