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Oh I'm quite aware I haven't been terribly attentive. It's just that things happening off this digital contraption keep distracting me of late.

Wait a minute.... I... I think I recognize my own handy work...

I'm rather more with Foxe and Mission on this. Though perhaps I'll change my tune after visiting the fort next week and seeing a pristine expanse unmarred by the sweeping graceful lines of turbines. Maybe I'll squint and imagine it filled with housing developments instead...

I received this error: [#CSTART-0] There was an error connecting with the chat room. Please notify an administrator. on a velocitymicro pc, running windows vista.

If you have a stained glass supply place near you, you should be able to look at various samples until you find one that looks correct and have it cut to size.

I initially thought you were engaging in some serious thread necromancy. Then I realized it was pinned and had been locked. Freedom!

I refuse to fill it out.

Safety glasses. Can not emphasize that enough... A bunch of dental picks. I'm also a fan of using layout dye and a scribe for planning stuff before I grind, cut, etc... Small pin punches are also useful.

Barnstormed around the US for a month in a small plane. I'll probably do that again sometime in the future, possibly extend that down to the Caribbean.

Some part of me wonders if they do the myths that way on purpose. That way they can revisit them later...

Not to mention the entire European history of the development of flight that is entirely neglected...

Here is a link to a thread where I collected most of the pertinent conversation a while back. Feel free to opine! The Link

A few of us have discussed this, in several threads around here. A couple of searches should pull them up or if someone else has the links handy...

I was all set to blame this necromancy on Mission, but for once it wasn't him!

Let me clarify, the maintenance portion of my comment was about the period immediately after browning. If you just clean it with hot water it will continue to rust. It must be cleaned with baking soda, completely scrubbed all nooks and crannies, or it will continue to rust. The nice thing about this process, from my experience, is that it is much less time consuming than rust bluing/browning and much less finicky than Belgian bluing. And it's much easier to set up. No tanks, no boilers etc...

The Link http://www.birchwoodcasey.com/sport/blueing_index.asp?categoryID=1&subcat=5&prodcat=73

Birchwood Casey makes a browning solution called Plum Brown. It does need to be THOROUGHLY cleaned to neutralize the process and then kept well oiled. The finish is durable, but it takes more maintenance than a conventionally blued piece.

It's Postal. I'm going to take my murdering fingers away from this topic now.

A director. Renowned for making video games into movies and doing it badly.

Oh look. I killed it. Again. This one is Uwe Boll film...

...alright... "Postal Dude! He's wanted for kidnapping, a shootout at the social welfare office, the assassination of Candidate Wells... "

In order to avoid being a thread murderer, it was Role Models. Someone else can post a quote now.

"Tell her you miss her whispering eye....say it. Say you love her whispering eye!" Not sure about the exact phrasing on this one. But this entire scene is hilarious.

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