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Trois-Rivieres is one thing, but to go to Three Rivers you'd have to have gone home!Then we had to go up to Three Rivers...
Trois-Rivieres is one thing, but to go to Three Rivers you'd have to have gone home!
You work in power generation?just looked up "Howard, NY"
looks like Potter is marginally closer the Geneseo!
The Corning glass museum is on my list, as well as the Curtiss museum next time I'm down for either NYPower or URRF!
Oh my bad, I guess. I saw NY Power and assumed it was the electric utility!Me?! no.. Just replying to Joe / Jqavis..
I know how Hydro power stations work, as it's one of Quebec's main industries, and is exported extensively!
(I design commercial ovens & the heated display cases use to cook chicken & make it available. Them ovens at the back of Costco (and Sam's, and BJ's, and...) are ours!)
Geneseo is a 45 minute drive. Potter is 40. So, yeah.just looked up "Howard, NY"
looks like Potter is marginally closer the Geneseo!
Oh my bad, I guess. I saw NY Power and assumed it was the electric utility!
just looked up "Howard, NY"
looks like Potter is marginally closer the Geneseo!
The Corning glass museum is on my list, as well as the Curtiss museum next time I'm down for either NYPower or URRF!
...and just finished bathing the cat.
How do you keep the hair from sticking to your tongue?
As I've told many people, bathing a cat is easy. About two inches of warm (not hot) water in the tub. Shampoo meant specifically for cats, or baby shampoo. Oh BTW don't forget the chain mail. And three pairs of welding gloves.Repairing a laundry hamper frame that broke. Machining up a joining piece.
...and just finished bathing the cat.
Oh, no. Chainmail won't do. Their claws can slip between the links. Full plate, such as a Visby or Cherbourg.As I've told many people, bathing a cat is easy. About two inches of warm (not hot) water in the tub. Shampoo meant specifically for cats, or baby shampoo. Oh BTW don't forget the chain mail. And three pairs of welding gloves.
Best -- Terry
True, dat. However, my comment on chain still stands. Their pointy little claws pierce chain as if it wasn't there.Leather (AC +2) is quite sufficient, as long as it covers everywhere. Hence the welders'gauntlets. A fencing mask would also be advisable.
A squeak-free floor sounds like some sort of black magic to me. Sorry you have go through all that, but at least you know it'll be done right.
I've got about 1,100 lbs of subfloor to install... I'm about 3/4 of the way done.. Using Simpson subfloor screws and I'm trying to space everything to ensure no squeeks. It's tedious.. and time consuming.. but the results are outstanding.
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