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paulrussell wrote:(in case it isn't clear, the above is fully tongue-in-cheek)
LOL

I didn't know that Woodcraft did b'day discounts.
I think that I used the class-takers discount after Turning 101.
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iclark wrote:LOL

I didn't know that Woodcraft did b'day discounts.
I think that I used the class-takers discount after Turning 101.
You are 101 yrs old!?;)
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[quote="JPG40504"]You are 101 yrs old!?]
I am so angry with myself for not seeing the wordplay. Cudos to you sir.
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paulrussell wrote:I am so angry with myself for not seeing the wordplay. Cudos to you sir.
Ain't 'english' a wonderfully concise language?:rolleyes:
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[quote="JPG40504"]You are 101 yrs old!?]
who mentioned yrs?

actually, I am older than that (in base 7);)
it ain't just English that can be concise:p
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Happy b-day paulrussel!!!
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[quote="iclark"]who mentioned yrs?

actually, I am older than that (in base 7)]
Well I didn't think it was 101₂ either(5₁₀)!

Birthdays were mentioned!;)
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JPG40504 wrote:Well I didn't think it was 101&#8322]were[/B] mentioned!;)
with apologies for aiding in the hijacking of the thread, I was only continuing in the spirits of the tangent.

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