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mylifewithuSpringfield, Missouri USA174 Threads 23,670 PostsI watered my plants today
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mylifewithu: I checked my mail today, I didn't have any
I didn't check mine... scared it too may be empty.
zee
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zeelanderer: I didn't check mine... scared it too may be empty.
zee
Much better to be empty than filled with bills , rightzee
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Dknew: Got a bad cold
Hope you feel better soon, D.------ This thread is Archived ------
I constructed and hand stitched a three compartment canvas bag today for the specific purpose of using only 2 of the compartments and I did it on purpose.
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mylifewithu: Much better to be empty than filled with bills , right
ah... mail, not email... or.... eee(k) male. Both boxes might be empty.
zee
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The_Kansan: I constructed and hand stitched a three compartment canvas bag today for the specific purpose of using only 2 of the compartments and I did it on purpose.
Well that's thinking ahead cause , I can bet you will end up using the third compartment before long. It just happens------ This thread is Archived ------
The_Kansan: I constructed and hand stitched a three compartment canvas bag today for the specific purpose of using only 2 of the compartments and I did it on purpose.
WOW.... and I'm not often impressed.... well ok, I am, but that is way cool.
zee
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mylifewithu: Well that's thinking ahead cause , I can bet you will end up using the third compartment before long. It just happens
Nope. In this case I made it specifically for carrying cornmeal and flour on an upcoming primitive (pre-1820) trek. The cornmeal goes into an outside compartment. Flour draws more moisture than cornmeal and so goes into the center compartment. It's then protected by two layers of canvas (which contract and tighten the weave as it becomes damp forming an effective moisture barrier) on one side and the cornmeal on the other side.
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
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The_Kansan: Nope. In this case I made it specifically for carrying cornmeal and flour on an upcoming primitive (pre-1820) trek. The cornmeal goes into an outside compartment. Flour draws more moisture than cornmeal and so goes into the center compartment. It's then protected by two layers of canvas (which contract and tighten the weave as it becomes damp forming an effective moisture barrier) on one side and the cornmeal on the other side.
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
Just buy some tupperware....
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Indyfella: Just buy some tupperware....
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Indyfella: Just buy some tupperware....
There you go
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The_Kansan: Nope. In this case I made it specifically for carrying cornmeal and flour on an upcoming primitive (pre-1820) trek. The cornmeal goes into an outside compartment. Flour draws more moisture than cornmeal and so goes into the center compartment. It's then protected by two layers of canvas (which contract and tighten the weave as it becomes damp forming an effective moisture barrier) on one side and the cornmeal on the other side.
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
Very cool, Don. I'm impressed.
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I once fell off a 10 foot high fence after being pushed while running from the cops.... 
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The_Kansan: Nope. In this case I made it specifically for carrying cornmeal and flour on an upcoming primitive (pre-1820) trek. The cornmeal goes into an outside compartment. Flour draws more moisture than cornmeal and so goes into the center compartment. It's then protected by two layers of canvas (which contract and tighten the weave as it becomes damp forming an effective moisture barrier) on one side and the cornmeal on the other side.
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
I always put the bags of flour and cornmeal in a plastic grocery bag and tie it shut when going camping , never had any problemsDid I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
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Hugz_n_Kissez: I once fell off a 10 foot high fence after being pushed while running from the cops....
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The gold outline that borders the white on a Triumph T100 is done by hand, and the painter then initials the bottom of the tank. You so needed to know that.
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rwantin: The gold outline that borders the white on a Triumph T100 is done by hand, and the painter then initials the bottom of the tank. You so needed to know that.
Thanx very much for that non-needed info Robert....
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Here is mine.... I still have a horse shoe shaped bruise on my right hip from being in the right place at the wrong time.
zee
zee
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The_Kansan: Nope. In this case I made it specifically for carrying cornmeal and flour on an upcoming primitive (pre-1820) trek. The cornmeal goes into an outside compartment. Flour draws more moisture than cornmeal and so goes into the center compartment. It's then protected by two layers of canvas (which contract and tighten the weave as it becomes damp forming an effective moisture barrier) on one side and the cornmeal on the other side.
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
Did I win, T? I'm sure NOBODY really needed to know THAT!
You won in my book with this one, Kanzan! (But then we never know what the future holds, do we?)
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