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Old September 21st, 2005, 01:18 PM
Tim J.
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Conan The Librarian wrote:
Chuck Vance (... has a whole herd of planes)


I suppose they were all still on the ground during the NO evacuation?
Cold hearted bastid. ;-)
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Old September 21st, 2005, 01:56 PM
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Chuck Vance (who doesn't own any saw sets, but has a whole herd of
planes)


Its called a fleet.
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Old September 21st, 2005, 02:40 PM
William Claspy
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On 9/21/05 8:11 AM, in article , "Conan The
Librarian" wrote:


Of course, then there are the oldtool bottomfeeders like Claspy who
only collect things made before the 1940's, and costing less than a new
Stanley (or even better, totally free).


Collect? COLLECT? Hellfire, boy, I USE tools made before the 1940's (and
in a few cases, made before the 1840's.) The fact that many were acquired
in various ways, some of which required no expenditure of cash money, simply
makes me... prudent. Or lucky.

Make me out to be a collector, would you? sheesh

:-)

B

(who'd be glad to set a whole set of saws for you. Rake and fleam 'em too
if you'd like.)

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Old September 21st, 2005, 03:02 PM
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(who'd be glad to set a whole set of saws for you. Rake and fleam 'em too
if you'd like.)


Hey, this is a family newsgroup. We will have no fleaming around here.
That's all we need, a fleam war.

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Old September 21st, 2005, 03:06 PM
Conan The Librarian
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William Claspy wrote:

On 9/21/05 8:11 AM, in article , "Conan The
Librarian" wrote:

Of course, then there are the oldtool bottomfeeders like Claspy who
only collect things made before the 1940's, and costing less than a new
Stanley (or even better, totally free).


Collect? COLLECT? Hellfire, boy, I USE tools made before the 1940's (and
in a few cases, made before the 1840's.) The fact that many were acquired
in various ways, some of which required no expenditure of cash money, simply
makes me... prudent. Or lucky.


I'd say it's definitely more of the latter. Especially after that
chisel score you told me about :-)

Make me out to be a collector, would you? sheesh

:-)


A little overly sensitive, eh? ;-)

(who'd be glad to set a whole set of saws for you. Rake and fleam 'em too
if you'd like.)


I love it when you talk dirty to me.


Chuck Vance

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Old September 21st, 2005, 03:09 PM
Conan The Librarian
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Tim J. wrote:

Conan The Librarian wrote:

Chuck Vance (... has a whole herd of planes)


I suppose they were all still on the ground during the NO evacuation?
Cold hearted bastid. ;-)


Another bleeding heart liberal heard from. ;-)


Chuck Vance (if they had really wanted to get out, they would
have just fired up their welfare Cadillacs and left town)
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Old September 21st, 2005, 03:12 PM
Conan The Librarian
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Frank Reid wrote:

Chuck Vance (who doesn't own any saw sets, but has a whole herd of
planes)


Its called a fleet.


Actually, I was pondering that very thing. Is it a fleet, a flock,
a herd, a covey, a coven, a murder, a gaggle, a pride, a ...


Chuck Vance (damn, where's that thesaurus when you need it?)
 




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