12-11-2019, 09:41
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In exactly 25 days, I'll be in Florida having my Zen moment on the beach listening to the waves and zoning out. I might even plan a visit to Playalinda Beach on Canaveral National Seashore (wink, wink, nudge, nudge if you ever heard of that beach)....LOL...bring lots of sunscreen........ 
Oh and Bill Clinton's sausage legs wife is STILL
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the POTUS (borrowed from Box...Hahahahaha)
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12-11-2019, 10:11
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There is a Brevard County ordinance against nudity - Just sayin'
Skyding in Titusville is 100% legal and their King-Air gets to 15,000 feet in less than 10 minutes.
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12-11-2019, 12:00
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[ It's important to note that Florida law doesn't allow nudity in public places. There is a Brevard County ordinance against nudity on the books, but it goes mostly unenforced at Playalinda. The only time authorities are called is if people are acting lewd, reckless, or endangering others. But those who are merely seeking a tan lines-free tan need not worry. Although, if you're going to go nude, it's best to have a cover-up handy just in case.
beach entrance 13 is the nude section of Playlinda. You may spot a random nude bather here and there at beach 11 or 12, but if you're looking to let it all hang out, just head straight to 13 and don't follow the random nude stragglers. The beach is hidden behind large dunes so you won't see any nude bathers from the parking lot.
Hahahahahah....my luck I'll be sitting next to European's ranging from the age of 80-100 with brown, wrinkly sagging skin....not a good sight to see...I'll have to continuously rinse my eyes out.....the horror, the horror....I may bypass on this trip....maybe...... 
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12-11-2019, 12:02
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Originally Posted by rsdengler
Hahahahahah....my luck I'll be sitting next to European's ranging from the age of 80-100 with brown, wrinkly sagging skin....not a good sight to see...I'll have to continuously rinse my eyes out.....the horror, the horror....I may bypass on this trip....maybe...... |
Some things, once seen, cannot be unseen.
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12-11-2019, 12:51
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This is a happy thoughts thread - expel all thoughts of things that cannot be unseen - there are other threads for that...
...besides if you aren't LOOKING at the saggy euro trash, there shouldn't any reason to fear the emotional scars associated with saggy euro-trash
Unless thats your thing - no judgment here
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12-11-2019, 14:30
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Originally Posted by rsdengler
In exactly 25 days, I'll be in Florida having my Zen moment on the beach listening to the waves and zoning out. I might even plan a visit to Playalinda Beach on Canaveral National Seashore (wink, wink, nudge, nudge if you ever heard of that beach)....LOL...bring lots of sunscreen........
Oh and Bill Clinton's sausage legs wife is STILL
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You Rock it Rita! Have a fantastic time for all of us land locked ladies up here in the Midwest freeze-a-thon!
Will be there in spirit on that sand with ya' so have a nice cold beverage too, with umbrellas and all! (I will be havin my plain 'ol hot cocoa, toasting to Our Bravest )
Yee-Haw,
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03-23-2020, 14:00
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Time for a Happy Thought
Had my shoulder replaced in early Nov. I am just now getting around to working again in my shop, It has been a long winter. Wife has a lot of quilts but no quilt rack. I remedied that situation for her birthday. 1 1/2 inch Red Oak with a satin poly finish that was sanded with 600 grit paper and hand waxed, the wood is as smooth as glass. Feels good to be able to do things again.
Rack4.JPG
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03-23-2020, 14:04
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Originally Posted by cbtengr
Had my shoulder replaced in early Nov. I am just now getting around to working again in my shop, It has been a long winter. Wife has a lot of quilts but no quilt rack. I remedied that situation for her birthday. 1 1/2 inch Red Oak with a satin poly finish that was sanded with 600 grit paper and hand waxed, the wood is as smooth as glass. Feels good to be able to do things again.
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Looks real nice.....
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03-23-2020, 16:28
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. Feels good to be able to do things again.
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That's beautiful!
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03-23-2020, 18:06
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I agree; that is sweet work. When we continue doing what we love it drives the controllers nuts, so double-win.
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03-23-2020, 18:37
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Originally Posted by cbtengr
Had my shoulder replaced in early Nov. I am just now getting around to working again in my shop, It has been a long winter. Wife has a lot of quilts but no quilt rack. I remedied that situation for her birthday. 1 1/2 inch Red Oak with a satin poly finish that was sanded with 600 grit paper and hand waxed, the wood is as smooth as glass. Feels good to be able to do things again.
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What a lovely quilt rack! Glad you're able to get back into the shop and do what you love to do.
S.
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03-23-2020, 18:43
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Originally Posted by cbtengr
Had my shoulder replaced in early Nov. I am just now getting around to working again in my shop, It has been a long winter. Wife has a lot of quilts but no quilt rack. I remedied that situation for her birthday. 1 1/2 inch Red Oak with a satin poly finish that was sanded with 600 grit paper and hand waxed, the wood is as smooth as glass. Feels good to be able to do things again.
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What a lovely piece of work. Glad you're able to get back to doing what you enjoy.
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03-23-2020, 19:42
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Originally Posted by cbtengr
Had my shoulder replaced in early Nov. I am just now getting around to working again in my shop, It has been a long winter. Wife has a lot of quilts but no quilt rack. I remedied that situation for her birthday. 1 1/2 inch Red Oak with a satin poly finish that was sanded with 600 grit paper and hand waxed, the wood is as smooth as glass. Feels good to be able to do things again.
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Excellent work... Even more so that you are back to the craft you enjoy and love.
You wouldn't happen to make stands for Yarborough Knives would you?
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03-23-2020, 20:37
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Excellent work... Even more so that you are back to the craft you enjoy and love.
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Thanks and do you have something in mind I would love to give it a try?
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03-24-2020, 18:51
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Originally Posted by cbtengr
Had my shoulder replaced in early Nov. I am just now getting around to working again in my shop, It has been a long winter. Wife has a lot of quilts but no quilt rack. I remedied that situation for her birthday. 1 1/2 inch Red Oak with a satin poly finish that was sanded with 600 grit paper and hand waxed, the wood is as smooth as glass. Feels good to be able to do things again.
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Damn you! My wife started quilting a couple of years ago. I showed her you rack and now she wants one. I hate people with talent and skills. 
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