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Simple Simon
 
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Default The homey smell of fresh varnish.

Been doing a little touching up of some of the wood trim and
structure in my fine yacht in the high wear areas. It's looking
good and the smell is intoxicating.

Can you northerners even work on your boats when it's below
zero, with roads blocked by snow and the yards not shoveled?

Bwahahahahahahahahahaah!

S.Simon


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"wood trim"?, "WOOD TRIM"??? ............ BRIGHTWORK, boy, BRIGHTWORK !!!!!

You Stinkin' Lubber!


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"JN" wrote in message
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"wood trim"?, "WOOD TRIM"??? ............ BRIGHTWORK, boy, BRIGHTWORK

!!!!!

You Stinkin' Lubber!


His handle is 'Simple'



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Well, he's not that bright.

"JN" wrote in message
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"wood trim"?, "WOOD TRIM"??? ............ BRIGHTWORK, boy, BRIGHTWORK

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You Stinkin' Lubber!




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"Simple Simon" wrote ...
Been doing a little touching up of some of the wood trim and
structure in my fine yacht in the high wear areas.


your cedar bucket?



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On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 19:41:04 -0500, "Scott Vernon"
wrote:

"Simple Simon" wrote ...
Been doing a little touching up of some of the wood trim and
structure in my fine yacht in the high wear areas.


your cedar bucket?


His peg leg.
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Been doing a little touching up of some of the wood trim=20

If you had a real boat you;d have more than a little trim...you'd have a =
wood interior with quality joinery, not a plastic tub for its' oleo =
owner...

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Default The homey smell of fresh varnish.

Been doing a little touching up of some of the wood trim

If you had a real boat you;d have more than a little trim...you'd

have a wood interior with quality joinery, not a plastic tub for its'
oleo owner...

--
katysails


"If you had a real boat you;d have more than a little trim"

So true.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=trim


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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=3Dtrim

I'm country girl....wouldn't know about those types of trims at all, =
except for the haircut....notice there's no mention of "trimming sails" =
either? What a lame site....

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John Cairns
 
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Well, let's see. I like the smell of freshly varnished wood, but not in my
house! When I have BRIGHTWORK to refinish, I hang it from the ceiling in the
GARAGE, so that it doesn't stink up the house, and dust doesn't settle on it
as it's drying. The intoxicating smell you're referring to is just that,
read the warning labels on the can, or have you been huffing the stuff?
Should we start calling you "bags"? I knew someone years ago that they
called "bags", I finally asked why, they explained that he used to sniff
glue.
John Cairns

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Been doing a little touching up of some of the wood trim and
structure in my fine yacht in the high wear areas. It's looking
good and the smell is intoxicating! .

Can you northerners even work on your boats when it's below
zero, with roads blocked by snow and the yards not shoveled?

Bwahahahahahahahahahaah!

S.Simon






 
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