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On May 13, 12:53 pm, George Adams wrote:
Since I retired, (sort of), a couple of weeks ago, I have been catching up on some home projects, as well as fishing. I own an old colonial house with the old fashioned wooden windows, and several of them need putty and paint. I had to go to the city the other day, so I stopped at Home Depot on the way home. I picked up some putty, and looked, unsuccessfuly for a can of black enamel. I spotted a young girl who was in charge of the paint department, and explained what I was going to do, and asked if she had any black enamel. Long pause and blank stare. Finally she responded with, "You mean like........paint? "Yes, just like paint", I said. She then informed me that they have to mix all their paint, and wahat color would I like? I replied that black would not need to be mixed. She replied that all their paint is mixed, and that they start with a base white. I said that if they start with white, what I would want, would be whatever they mix with the white to get black. She said that would depend on the color I want. At this point I was developing a strong urge to grab her scrawny neck and squeeze till her eyes bugged out, so I simply thanked her for her help, and left. It's little events like this thatmake me thankful I'm on the way out instead of the way in. OBROFF: The water at the "secret spot" is still very high, so I haven't fished it, the Willimantic is not fishing well due, ( I think), to recent flooding. I did have a good day on the Farmington last week, and I have been fishing a couple of spots I hadn't fished in thirty years, with reasonable success. I was at the HD in Ellicott City MD on Saturday. Spent about $700 in split rail fencing material. I asked for help in loading it and the guys in the fence area were rude and clueless as to what an endpost was versus a corner post. Then a manager came by on a fork lift and scolded the guys for opening a banded bunch of split rails. He said I should have gone into the store instead of the garden area. Right, I wanted to load 51 rails 2 or 3 times. |
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