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dusty wrote:When this happens, I doubt that you really have "professionals" working for you. The real professional does not do shoddy work]masquerade as professionals[/U] on the other hand might.
I agree with the posters here, in the meaning of their phrasing, and I do knot mean to be nit-picking; however, if you pay someone to perform work, you are making them a professional for that line of work. If that person does competent work, he/she is a qualified professional. If you pay someone for shoddy work, they are unqualified professionals. My 2 cents worth.
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but you are..nit-picking that is.
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Dave --

Do you have more details on the mailbox stand construction? I showed the picture to my wife and she asked if I was going to build it this weekend??!? Anyway, any info you can provide would be appreciated.. I guess my only concern is if someone were to walk off with it.. Hopefully my neighborhood isnt that bad yet.. :D
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RE: Planter Box Plans

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Thanks Dave! I was able to get the link OK --
It should show up as : http://plansnow.com/dn2044.html

I'm using the WYSIWYG editor and there is an "insert link" button there that I used above.. Hope that helps..
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Looks good there Dave, NICE job. Looks like its time to refinish the pumpkin.:)
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Way to go, Dave! ! When you get a chance, do explain a little more on your methods and time spent.
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Nice work, Dave. I like the detailed deck work on that dog(?) house.
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