I think it was the extra foot that was the key

On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 13:42:16 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


wrote in message
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On Sep 4, 10:26 am, hk wrote:

Well, because folks here have seen both of us. I am 5'8" and about
155, you are nearly 5'3" and nearly 200 pounds. Facts are facts...



5'3"?

Surely you jest.

I'm 6'2-1/2" tall.


That extra 1/2 inch is mighty important to Harry, you know. He just *had*
to point that out.

BTW ..... nice try in your attempt to start a bonifide, on-topic, boating
related thread regarding the boat painting.
I've often heard of the "roll and tip" method and have seen the impressive
results, but had never done it or even understood it.

Too bad Harry had to immediately jump on your case with personal insults as
usual, even after all his complaining of rec.boats going down the toilet,
etc. Seems he just can't help to to jump at every opportunity.

Eisboch

BTW ..... nice try in your attempt to start a bonifide, on-topic, boating
related thread regarding the boat painting.
I've often heard of the "roll and tip" method and have seen the impressive
results, but had never done it or even understood it.

I work by myself, but I have heard or folks using a couple of brushes
and someone to rotate them in. They should be dry when you use them,
and if you have someone with a fast evap solvent keeping them clean it
works real nice...


Scotty from SmallBoats.com. I let my work speak for itself...

SmallBoats.com wrote:
BTW ..... nice try in your attempt to start a bonifide, on-topic, boating
related thread regarding the boat painting.
I've often heard of the "roll and tip" method and have seen the impressive
results, but had never done it or even understood it.

I work by myself, but I have heard or folks using a couple of brushes
and someone to rotate them in. They should be dry when you use them,
and if you have someone with a fast evap solvent keeping them clean it
works real nice...


Scotty from SmallBoats.com. I let my work speak for itself...



Your work speaks wonders for you.

On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 13:44:18 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"hk" wrote in message
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Uh, yeah, what? You don't believe I'm over 6' tall?


From the ground to your neck you are 2' 2-1/2".

Your head is 4' in diameter.

Eisboch


That wasn't bad!

It took a while, but you're catching on.

On Sep 4, 2:16*pm, hk wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
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On Sep 4, 10:26 am, hk wrote:
Well, because folks here have seen both of us. I am 5'8" and about
155, you are nearly 5'3" and nearly 200 pounds. Facts are facts...

5'3"?

Surely you jest.

I'm 6'2-1/2" tall.

That extra 1/2 inch is mighty important to Harry, you know. *He just
*had* to point that out.

BTW ..... nice try in your attempt to start a bonifide, on-topic, boating
related thread regarding the boat painting.
I've often heard of the "roll and tip" method and have seen the
impressive results, but had never done it or even understood it.

Too bad Harry had to immediately jump on your case with personal insults
as usual, even after all his complaining of rec.boats going down the
toilet, etc. * *Seems he just can't help to to jump at every opportunity.

Eisboch

Have you not seen the results of JustWait's painting prowess, or his own
admission today that he is a sloppy painter? If you want to see expert
paintwork, look at the job Chuck had done on his tugboat.

Who said (including justwait) *anything about "expert paintwork".
*I appreciated his explanation of how the roll and tip technique is applied.

Why don't you go find some more stuff to cut and paste about something else
you know absolutely nothing about?

Eisboch

Googling is tough up your way, eh?

http://hubpages.com/hub/Roll-and-Tip-Method-of-Painting

We just repainted our dining room using the roll and tip method. We've
used the "technique" for years. Don't you ever repaint anything?

*From the examples shown, JustWait is no painter.

Oh... the 1/2 inch...it was a running joke between my father and me for
years. He was 6'2" and as I started growing, he used to kid me that I'd
never be any taller. In fact, I did stop at 6'1 for a while, and I
thought that was going to be it. But a year later, I grew another inch
and a half. We always kidded each other about that "extra half-inch."
Until he died.- Hide quoted text -

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Bull****, you are a liar.

On Sep 4, 2:16*pm, hk wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
....

On Sep 4, 10:26 am, hk wrote:
Well, because folks here have seen both of us. I am 5'8" and about
155, you are nearly 5'3" and nearly 200 pounds. Facts are facts...

5'3"?

Surely you jest.

I'm 6'2-1/2" tall.

That extra 1/2 inch is mighty important to Harry, you know. *He just
*had* to point that out.

BTW ..... nice try in your attempt to start a bonifide, on-topic, boating
related thread regarding the boat painting.
I've often heard of the "roll and tip" method and have seen the
impressive results, but had never done it or even understood it.

Too bad Harry had to immediately jump on your case with personal insults
as usual, even after all his complaining of rec.boats going down the
toilet, etc. * *Seems he just can't help to to jump at every opportunity.

Eisboch

Have you not seen the results of JustWait's painting prowess, or his own
admission today that he is a sloppy painter? If you want to see expert
paintwork, look at the job Chuck had done on his tugboat.

Who said (including justwait) *anything about "expert paintwork".
*I appreciated his explanation of how the roll and tip technique is applied.

Why don't you go find some more stuff to cut and paste about something else
you know absolutely nothing about?

Eisboch

Googling is tough up your way, eh?

http://hubpages.com/hub/Roll-and-Tip-Method-of-Painting

We just repainted our dining room using the roll and tip method. We've
used the "technique" for years. Don't you ever repaint anything?

You roll and tip walls??????????

On Sep 4, 3:15*pm, wrote:
On Sep 4, 2:16*pm, hk wrote:



Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
....

On Sep 4, 10:26 am, hk wrote:
Well, because folks here have seen both of us. I am 5'8" and about
155, you are nearly 5'3" and nearly 200 pounds. Facts are facts....

5'3"?

Surely you jest.

I'm 6'2-1/2" tall.

That extra 1/2 inch is mighty important to Harry, you know. *He just
*had* to point that out.

BTW ..... nice try in your attempt to start a bonifide, on-topic, boating
related thread regarding the boat painting.
I've often heard of the "roll and tip" method and have seen the
impressive results, but had never done it or even understood it.

Too bad Harry had to immediately jump on your case with personal insults
as usual, even after all his complaining of rec.boats going down the
toilet, etc. * *Seems he just can't help to to jump at every opportunity.

Eisboch

Have you not seen the results of JustWait's painting prowess, or his own
admission today that he is a sloppy painter? If you want to see expert
paintwork, look at the job Chuck had done on his tugboat.

Who said (including justwait) *anything about "expert paintwork".
*I appreciated his explanation of how the roll and tip technique is applied.

Why don't you go find some more stuff to cut and paste about something else
you know absolutely nothing about?

Eisboch

Googling is tough up your way, eh?

http://hubpages.com/hub/Roll-and-Tip-Method-of-Painting

We just repainted our dining room using the roll and tip method. We've
used the "technique" for years. Don't you ever repaint anything?

You roll and tip walls??????????- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Sure he does.. and Lobsta' boats too

John H wrote:
On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 13:44:18 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
. ..


Uh, yeah, what? You don't believe I'm over 6' tall?

From the ground to your neck you are 2' 2-1/2".
Your head is 4' in diameter.

Eisboch


That wasn't bad!

It took a while, but you're catching on.

I think Eisboch has earned his stripes in the Dwarf Army. What do you
think, John.

wrote:
On Sep 4, 3:15 pm, wrote:
On Sep 4, 2:16 pm, hk wrote:



Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
. ..
Eisboch wrote:
wrote in message
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On Sep 4, 10:26 am, hk wrote:
Well, because folks here have seen both of us. I am 5'8" and about
155, you are nearly 5'3" and nearly 200 pounds. Facts are facts...
5'3"?
Surely you jest.
I'm 6'2-1/2" tall.
That extra 1/2 inch is mighty important to Harry, you know. He just
*had* to point that out.
BTW ..... nice try in your attempt to start a bonifide, on-topic, boating
related thread regarding the boat painting.
I've often heard of the "roll and tip" method and have seen the
impressive results, but had never done it or even understood it.
Too bad Harry had to immediately jump on your case with personal insults
as usual, even after all his complaining of rec.boats going down the
toilet, etc. Seems he just can't help to to jump at every opportunity.
Eisboch
Have you not seen the results of JustWait's painting prowess, or his own
admission today that he is a sloppy painter? If you want to see expert
paintwork, look at the job Chuck had done on his tugboat.
Who said (including justwait) anything about "expert paintwork".
I appreciated his explanation of how the roll and tip technique is applied.
Why don't you go find some more stuff to cut and paste about something else
you know absolutely nothing about?
Eisboch
Googling is tough up your way, eh?
http://hubpages.com/hub/Roll-and-Tip-Method-of-Painting
We just repainted our dining room using the roll and tip method. We've
used the "technique" for years. Don't you ever repaint anything?
You roll and tip walls??????????- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Sure he does.. and Lobsta' boats too


I don't live in a trailer.

"jim" wrote in message
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John H wrote:
On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 13:44:18 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:

"hk" wrote in message
. ..


Uh, yeah, what? You don't believe I'm over 6' tall?

From the ground to your neck you are 2' 2-1/2".
Your head is 4' in diameter.

Eisboch

That wasn't bad!

It took a while, but you're catching on.

I think Eisboch has earned his stripes in the Dwarf Army. What do you
think, John.


Just because he's tired of all the election crap doesn't mean that he's
ready to take marching orders from the Lt. Colonel.
It takes a real drone to fit in that motley crew.