Hanging the Tontine Cabinet

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Hanging the Tontine Cabinet

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With Mark,(on the left) in tow I transported the cabinet to the club - The Auger Inn. CE mounted the cabinet using a French cleat, and just to be on the safe side, a corbel centered on the bottom.
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This Wednesday members will find their engraved shot glass - name,rank,call sign, and aircraft flown - and place it in the cabinet. The cabinet will be dedicated at the airshow in July.

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WmZiggy wrote:With Mark,(on the left) in tow I transported the cabinet to the club - The Auger Inn. CE mounted the cabinet using a French cleat, and just to be on the safe side, a corbel centered on the bottom.
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This Wednesday members will find their engraved shot glass - name,rank,call sign, and aircraft flown - and place it in the cabinet. The cabinet will be dedicated at the airshow in July.

Finis.
That'll do Ziggy, that'll do.
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That is absolutely top shelf.
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Very nice !
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JPG wrote: That'll do Ziggy, that'll do.
Sorry, I didn't mean to bore you.
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WmZiggy wrote:
JPG wrote: That'll do Ziggy, that'll do.
Sorry, I didn't mean to bore you.

I was comparing your work to the work of a certain pig in the movie babe. The 'pig' performed a major miracle at a sheep dog trial. The main character(the pig) was told "that'll do pig, that'll do" after performing said miracle.

I put your work in the same category as that miracle, hence the paraphrase.

It was indeed highly complimentary.

Think Scottish, few words, understatement, sheepdog trials.
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Ok. Thanks for the context. I apologize for assuming you were being negative.
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WmZiggy wrote:Ok. Thanks for the context. I apologize for assuming you were being negative.
De nada Taken literally "it's nothing". ;)
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I knew your meaning JPG. I really enjoyed that light movie and on a good day I will often say "That will do, pig" to myself. :)

On a side note, Diana and I enjoy many older light British sit-com's and have seen some of our favorites many times. Our personal conversations are often peppered with lines from those shows. It's often a kind of short hand for us. In public people do sometimes look at us with strange expressions. :D

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