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Good Grief!

You doing wood working with the floor? Water proof the floor!

SPAM??? The link in his post " waterproofing sprays for shoes" was not a link when I read the post early this morning. The post was edited to add the link.

jsburger wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 5:46 pm SPAM??? The link in his post " waterproofing sprays for shoes" was not a link when I read the post early this morning. The post was edited to add the link.

Yeah, I agree. It wasn't there earlier. The post smelled like SPAM so I didn't respond to it this morning and thought I would wait and see. Broken English is often a tell-tale sign.

RFGuy wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 6:05 pm Broken English is often a tell-tale sign.

That and bazar narrative.

Majones1 wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 6:10 pm

RFGuy wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 6:05 pm Broken English is often a tell-tale sign.

That and bazar narrative.

Yup, all of that.

I liked the part about needing waterproof boots so as to not track water in onto the floor. My boots don't do that, unless I leave them outside, so I couldn't help.

- David

DLB wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 6:33 pm I liked the part about needing waterproof boots so as to not track water in onto the floor. My boots don't do that, unless I leave them outside, so I couldn't help.

- David

Yeah, I laughed when I read the OP's post. NO amount of waterproofing is going to keep boots dry when you are going in and out of the rain then into the shop as the OP described. That must be some magical waterproofing product that they were advertising!!! Also, the wood shop floors are kind of rare. I know some are fortunate enough to have a wood floor in their shop, but that alone sent up alarm bells when I first read it.

The moderator has deleted the original post.

It would be more gooder to have deleted the link rather than the entire post thus making the second poster the OP. I ain't de culprit!!!(OP)

JPG wrote: Mon Nov 01, 2021 8:49 pm It would be more gooder to have deleted the link rather than the entire post thus making the second poster the OP. I ain't de culprit!!!(OP)

Can we just delete the entire thread? I don't think any of us that posted on this thread would mind. With the original OP's post removed, I think it makes sense to wipe the entire thread. Otherwise it is confusing for any forum members who stumble on this post in the future.