Re: NC Lacquer
- From: "hhc314@xxxxxxxxx" <hhc314@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2008 01:04:13 -0700 (PDT)
On Mar 29, 9:25 am, "Fireball" <hob...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Harry;
Your wrong on this one. There was and I used to rip them apart because you
would probally get a good amount for what you spent- compared to buying the
what you stated.
Again; Just because you don't know and I don't remember doesn't mean your
right.
I will do some research and will find out. I was just hoping someone had a
quick answer.
Just like Putt said- Why would anyone want to spend the amount of money when
it's cheaper to do it yourself.
Doug, it anyone can, I would love to learn how, At around $7 and some
change for a half gallon, that is really tough competition for making
it yourself. It's like electronics, I could make a cable modem myself,
but when I can purchase a Linksys for under $100, why go through the
effort.
One other question- I woke up because the dog had to go out, Why in the hell
aren't you sleeping at that time of night? I enjoy snuggling up to my wife
at night. "There's only so much time your put on this earth, enjoy the
simple pleasures!"
Cheap shot Doug, but it deserve an answer. On monday I will be
officially 70 years old, and on July 11, 2008 (God willing) will have
been married to the same wonderful woman for 50 years. Together we
raised 3 now college educated children, own a modest home free of
mortgage, and hope someday to have grandchildren. Doug, there comes a
time in all our lifes, when respect and caring means far more than our
individual needs. When you are old and mature enough, have shared your
life with another, and raised children with them, you'll understand.
If you cannot, you're still a child emotionally.
How does a marriage today survive for 50 years, the answer is rather
simple. It consists of mutual caring, mutual sharing, and putting the
family above all else. We now share a modest home free and clear,
although our incomes could have justified a home twice as large, but
we planned ahead and financed our home on a 15-year rather than the
more conventional 30-year mortgage. The more financially astute guys
here can tell you that this is called fiscal conservancy. Mortgage
companys hate people doing this.
Doug, you ask why I post at odd hours? It's totally understandable
that you should ask that, because right now it is 3:30 am. In
response, it may be just an old guy thing. On the other hand, it may
be because during college I had to go to school days, and work
overnight. During college, I made fireworks when I could, but worked
the night shift during transmitter maintenance at a local radio
station between 10 at night until sunrise. In those days, we slept
maybe 2-hours at a time, whenever we had the opportunity. (I had to
catch a 7:00 am train from Trenton to Philadelphia each day to attend
my college courses.) During graduate school, I had a job at
Forrestal, building a 3-Gev synchrotron. They're our days were
essential 24 hours, and we had to catch a wink whenever we could. I
was married by that time, and while Sandy, my wife. didn't like the
hours, she adopted to them. As a result, Sandy is a day person, and I
am a creature that works by night, and likely will remain so until the
day I die.
Harry C.
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