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OK guys, I have to confess, the peer pressure of the tractorbynet folks MADE me finish these projects. Otherwise I might be putting tools in an OD box and whining about all the rust on my new hitch! But seriously, thanks for all the kind words. I'll take them as encouragement to post more when the next project weekend happens. For now though, I gotta go do some work WITH the tractor instead of TO the tractor. Worse yet, I gotta figure out how to build a new version of Vons place here in CA! Should never have let the wife see those pics!



Larry...
 
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Harv, we both used the "peer pressure" term at almost the same exact moment in time! I guess there is some truth to it!

Larry...
 
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<font color=blue>we both used the "peer pressure" term at almost the same exact moment in time! I guess there is some truth to it!</font color=blue>

... or maybe it's just a Califorina thing. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

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Bill, I kind of like the running commentary between the pictures style of posting. I take most of my shots at 640x480 resolution, then use MGI Photo Suite to reduce them to something smaller (usually 480x320 or so). Then I download them to a server. This is the hard part. I have Cox@home which gives me some home page web space. I load the photos onto that website. Then, as I create the post, I add the "markup" code for including an image (image)url(/image). The url is my home page and photo file name. I'm sure some folks are laughing at me here (Harv!) because a couple of weeks ago I was asking how to do it myself. Personally I find it pretty tedious, but the results are worth it.

Good Luck!

Larry...
 
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<font color=blue>I'm sure some folks are laughing at me here (Harv!)</font color=blue>

No laughing going on here -- I'm just enjoying your mighty fine picture posts. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

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Probably has something to do with that strange wet stuff we've getting lately! Down south here, we don't know much about the stuff. Had a little last October, none since. Hopefully there will be enough to convert my brown concrete back into real dirt so I can move it around some more!

Larry...
 
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Larry, Thanks for the info....I needed a lesson on speaking Greek....(note: I typed "Greek" as in "That's Greek to me.", not "geek" as in "You're a computer geek." People who understand computers (geeks) have my utmost respect...as do very good doctors or carpenters, etc.)

Bill Cook
 
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Paul, that was a great post! Guess a lot of us have a similar problem, get an idea, plan an idea, buy the right tools and supplies for the idea, start working on the idea, 1/2 way through get another idea and start on it instead of finishing the one you started on. This is a really bad habbit of mine.

Not to worry, the red head came up with a solution to my problem. She knows that I'll get 8 or 9 projects going and not finish a one. At a certain point when she is tired of seeing the unfinished jobs she says, "I'm hiring someone to finish (whatever it is that I haven't finished) on Monday". Now I know what y'all think; an idle threat. Wrong! Come Monday a crew of people will show up at my house, she'll meet them, tell them what to do, tell me to stay out of the way, and ususally by the end of the day the unfinished project is finished. Now I know what y'all think; what a great wife. Wrong! You see, when the job is done the head of the work crew comes to see me to be paid. I am one tight son-of-a-gun and hate paying someone to complete a project I could and should have finished. For an added kick in the pants my wife would have offered them a bonus if they finished in the alloted time...which I also have to pay! Makes me nuts!

It only took her doing this 5 or 6 times for me to realize that when she said she was hiring someone on Monday she meant it.

Bill Cook
 
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Bill,

That is to funny and to close to home. Has your wife been talking to mine? I am a contractor by trade and have a few project that I could finish in no time, if I could just get started. When the wife starts talking to guys on the crew about how to do something and then starts bringing tools to the house from the shop, I know I better get moving.

MarkV
 
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Darn good idea,darn fine job!The hitch will be handy as a pocket on a shirt!Great job on the spitcan holder,now ya wont get any dribble on yer fender!L.O.L.!!
 

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