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garys wrote:Your link goes here for me:

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Hmmmmm the monkeys must have fixed it.:D
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Gentlemen:

This device has been available to us since time immemorial .. yet it took the fresh eyes of youngster to see its true value.

Add rosewood grips to the handle, slot the blade, and the "new" invention becomes ... drum roll please ... a rosewood sliding bevel! :eek:
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Yes, you can see it in his eyes, new discovery and all, but have you thought how this fits with the educational philosophy in the last twenty years that "everyone is a winner", "everyone gets a star", "no, we don't keep score so their are winners and losers", "everything must be equal and just" - yeah in whose eyes? He even said it makes him feel soooo much better.

They always say in good humor there is a measure of the truth or what is going on in society.
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I have to admit, I didn't catch the humor until after he hit the joint with the claw hammer and I was thinking, OK, here we go another "expert" from the interwebs.

The sledge hammer was the give away though. A nice little parody to be sure.
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Post by Ed in Tampa »

terrydowning wrote:I have to admit, I didn't catch the humor until after he hit the joint with the claw hammer and I was thinking, OK, here we go another "expert" from the interwebs.

The sledge hammer was the give away though. A nice little parody to be sure.

The Lessons learned from my shop class teacher in Junior high school kicked in the instant he dropped the plane. I immediately said this guy is an idiot and I almost stopped watching.

PS I have seen a few magic square, mostly no name cheaply done made in china products. One one I saw in a store the riveting the joint was so bad the tongue had over a 1/4 inch of movement.
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I think the telling tail of the story was this:

Published on Apr 1, 2013
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Upon seeing that I was ready for what ever the video showed. I think it was pretty funny.

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reible wrote:I think the telling tail of the story was this:

Published on Apr 1, 2013
APRIL FOOLS! From http:

Ed
Did not catch the date, but soon enough I figured it out... Cool idea:rolleyes:
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d.rositer wrote:Did not catch the date, but soon enough I figured it out... Cool idea:rolleyes:
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I do not understand how he went through that with out busting his gut giggling!:D

I do not think I would play poker with him.:eek:
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