tennbeekeeper wrote:

LOL... Nope, try another.

;-D

This one?

slbrown83 wrote:

Lush kitty!

Two links recommended by PC magazine.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/

http://secondlife.com/

Seriously, I like the new name for your thread! This is my first day in it.

I have only read to page 2, though, but did check out the naked-people-running-around painting and wondered (to myself, of course) if you thought these electronic friendships a delight, that we don't mask or clothe ourselves with faslehood and reveal our true natures to one another or you just thought of us all running around naked together?

killingtime wrote:Two links recommended by PC magazine.

http://www.thinkgeek.com/

http://secondlife.com/

Does anyone actually play second life? I read an article about it once but never got around to checking it out. I'm tempted to see what it's like, but I don't really have the time to get sucked in. Besides, I don't like to pay to play and my real life is pretty good as it is anyway.

bluebledthesea wrote:

Does anyone actually play second life? I read an article about it once but never got around to checking it out. I'm tempted to see what it's like, but I don't really have the time to get sucked in. Besides, I don't like to pay to play and my real life is pretty good as it is anyway.

I don't know anything about secondlife, but I vote for real life, too... Woot is about my 3rd life, I would guess. LOL

tennbeekeeper wrote:Seriously, I like the new name for your thread! This is my first day in it.

I have only read to page 2, though, but did check out the naked-people-running-around painting and wondered (to myself, of course) if you thought these electronic friendships a delight, that we don't mask or clothe ourselves with faslehood and reveal our true natures to one another or you just thought of us all running around naked together?

I will never tell.

bluebledthesea wrote:
Does anyone actually play second life? I read an article about it once but never got around to checking it out. I'm tempted to see what it's like, but I don't really have the time to get sucked in. Besides, I don't like to pay to play and my real life is pretty good as it is anyway.

I don't. The article was good, though. Sounds like money can be made for the entrepreneurial types.

killingtime wrote:

I wonder if z144 got his, too?

mornin everyone.

nope, i didn't get mine yet. looking foward to the mail today though

i have to charge my camera just incase it comes today.

KTBOC HAS ARRIVED


(actual images will be posted soon)

pooflady wrote:

(She's looking up "epitome")

Do you think you have enough punctuation there, Poof?

Hey, you carpentry types out there.

We broke the jigsaw blade over the weekend. Do I need to know which kind of jigsaw I have or are all blades standard?

killingtime wrote:Hey, you carpentry types out there.

We broke the jigsaw blade over the weekend. Do I need to know which kind of jigsaw I have or are all blades standard?

Pretty standard . . .

AZGman wrote:
Pretty standard . . .

Good. I didn't want to have to try to get the remaining piece out to try to figure out the size.

How's this link? (disguised from ARGH's view)

killingtime wrote:

Good. I didn't want to have to try to get the remaining piece out to try to figure out the size.

you probably do need it. THere are a couple of different types of blades for different manufacturers. some are notched so that the end goes nmuch deeper than the standard ones, so you should be sure.

They come with different teeth per inch, too. The ones for metal have a lot of teeth, the ones for wood, not so many. For fine cutting in wood, you need an intermediate number. The narrower the blade, the smaller turning radius you have, so it really depends on what you're using it for. If your blade is narrow, but you're cutting thick wood and don't need the turning ability, then you can overheat it because the blade is so narrow, and you'll burn it up.

Josephus wrote:

you probably do need it. THere are a couple of different types of blades for different manufacturers. some are notched so that the end goes nmuch deeper than the standard ones, so you should be sure.

They come with different teeth per inch, too. The ones for metal have a lot of teeth, the ones for wood, not so many. For fine cutting in wood, you need an intermediate number. The narrower the blade, the smaller turning radius you have, so it really depends on what you're using it for. If your blade is narrow, but you're cutting thick wood and don't need the turning ability, then you can overheat it because the blade is so narrow, and you'll burn it up.

How do I get the blade out of it? Is there a lever?

Each tool needs something specific...drills need chucks...ratchets need adapters...

It's bigger than I expected

Can you tell I do a lot of online shopping?

*embarrassed

killingtime wrote:

How do I get the blade out of it? Is there a lever?

Each tool needs something specific...drills need chucks...ratchets need adapters...

depends on who made it. some of them use allen wrenches, others have these sort of __y things that you have to push in. mostly, though, its allen wrenches. a lot of them have an allen wrench attached somewhere on the sabre saw that you can detach and use. remember to put it back, though.

Josephus wrote:

depends on who made it. some of them use allen wrenches, others have these sort of __y things that you have to push in. mostly, though, its allen wrenches. a lot of them have an allen wrench attached somewhere on the sabre saw that you can detach and use. remember to put it back, though.

Like, why wouldn't a manufacturer just make a universal thing for this kind of issue?

don'twantaname wrote:
Holy crap! that is huge! What the heck did you send him KT?

Ah, it is deceiving...not that big really...

killingtime wrote:

Good. I didn't want to have to try to get the remaining piece out to try to figure out the size.

I have a B&D jigsaw . . . uses standard saw blades . . . a simple screwdriver to loosen/tighten the set screw . . . a variety pack of blades will give you several choices of cutting options from rough to fine to metal to tile . . .

:key suspensful music:

By the way, I am LMAO...I have fits when I pack boxes. At times, I think it is only funny to me...

killingtime wrote:By the way, I am LMAO...I have fits when I pack boxes. At times, I think it is only funny to me...

It's definitely funny. I think it's hysterical, you're crazy btw.

(that "thing" on top of the cotton is part of something that i actually wanted to get, i'll be less cryptic soon)

don'twantaname wrote:

Looks like cat poop. I guess you would have smelled that.

If there's poop in mine, the whole thing goes in the dumpster!!!

unstuffed:

don'twantaname wrote:You know z144, I could have driven to your house faster than this. Even with traffic. And parking, which is always the fun part.

so true, but:
sorry I'll post a full shot of everything spread out after i get lunch.

don'twantaname wrote:
Looks like cat poop. I guess you would have smelled that.

Looked like boobies to me when I packed it...

AZGman wrote:
If there's poop in mine, the whole thing goes in the dumpster!!!

You haven't opened yours? Oh my...You have one object that had me in tears.

Yeah, the box is destined to be dumpster bound.

z144man wrote:It's bigger than I expected

Appears to be about the size of a shell-covered monkey...

z144man wrote:
I think it's hysterical, you're crazy btw.

probably...

m.wiseman wrote:
Appears to be about the size of a shell-covered monkey...

Funny you should mention...