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    Paint for interior of SOF canoe - or?

    I am building a 14' skin-on-frame canoe – white oak ribs and stringers; cherry for seats, decks, thwarts, floorboards; 9 oz. white polyester fabric. The frame has just come off the building form and...
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    Re: LEGO for adults

    Why did they go under the aqueduct instead of bridging over it as they did with the nearby road?
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    Re: Canoe repair

    You might get in touch with Lew Markle of Lew's Canoes in South Wales, NY. lmarkle@markleenterprises.com He does excellent work, and is about 2 hours from you.
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    Re: Sent to DNC; low tech idea

    No billboard needed – other media would work – full page popular magazine ad, or a 15 second TV spot during or between popular entertainment shows – not news or discussion shows.

    Very simple...
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    Re: Billy Collins: Forgetfulness

    Indeed . . .
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    Re: Sources for Skin-on-Frame Fabric?

    Geodesic Aerolite Boats -- they carry two weights of Dacron, at good prices, and some other related supplies.

    http://gaboats.com/order/

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  7. Re: Super Glue Gel for butt joints on strip planking?

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    The best abrasion resistance comes from Kevlar. I've put 3" and 4" wide kevlar tape along the keel line of some of my kayaks. The varnish/paint and topcoat of epoxy get worn off, but the...
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    Re: looking for some used bolts

    http://forum.woodenboat.com/images/misc/quote_icon.png Originally Posted by ahp http://forum.woodenboat.com/images/buttons/viewpost-right.png
    If you cannot find used bolts Bolt Depot has silicon...
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    Re: My cataracts

    Yes, for about a week I should not engage in heavy lifting or strenuous exercise. I had to have someone meet me when leaving the hospital to accompany me on the way home after surgery (in case of a...
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    Re: My cataracts

    I had a cataract removed from my right eye this morning, notwithstanding the presence of cysts in between layers of the retina. My ophthamologist who does a lot of eye surgery thought there should...
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    Re: Another prohibition

    Why not repeal that section of the Brady act? The fact tht it was written indicates that what was prohibited alternatively also be allowed, or even mandated, without violating the Constitution. ...
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    Re: Another prohibition

    Indeed, machine guns are banned and many laws regulate hunting guns and ammunition -- no lead shot, limitations on magazines to a three shot magazine, limits on hunting seasons, etc. Why not a...
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    Re: how to make rww heads explode

    Indeed.

    This is true of just about any Christian (or other religious) doctrine or teaching or practice you can think of -- the Trinity, transubstantiation, resurection and ascension of Jesus,...
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    Re: GA Boats Snowshoe 12

    Is the 9 oz Dacron as tightly woven with as smoth a surface as the 3.7 oz material? I am undetaking to build a SOF canoe and I think I would like something stronger than the lighter material, but I...
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    Re: Epoxy joint starvation when laminating

    I have steam-bent four 5/8" x 1/2" white oak pieces for two two-lamination stems for a light-weight canoe I am building.
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    After the steam-bending, the pieces sprung back a bit from the...
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    Re: Thoughts and prayers time again..

    It is a political matter -- and right wing gun nuts and homophobes have made it such by doing nothing except perhaps offering "thoughts and prayers" in response to these events.

    Of course...
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    Re: Legalising Maryjane

    I don't claim that legalization of drugs will reduce "associated" criminal activity. It is clear, however, that enforcement of drug-criminalizing laws produces its own harms and has not done much,...
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    Re: Legalising Maryjane

    Lies, damn lies, and statistics

    When I am considering things, I like to use numbers that are actually comparable – yours are not.

    The CDC says that number you cite is for alcohol related...
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    Re: Legalising Maryjane

    We have learned nothing from the past. Alscohol was once the equivalent of Schedule 1 drugs.

    Prohibition -- criminalizing the possession, use, sale, production of alcohol -- did not eliminate,...
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    Re: thinking of getting a dog

    McMike --

    You have neatly avoided answering my question of what you hope to accomplish by your posts here.

    I apologize for wasting your time and the time of others. It was, I see, a vain hope...
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    Re: thinking of getting a dog

    McMike --

    I understand from the first sentence of your post 34 above that you are very unconcerned with what others think, so I wonder why you bothered to post at all.

    You certainly could not...
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    Re: thinking of getting a dog

    Wow! That's as mean-spirited a post as I have seen on these forums in a long time.

    I supose you invite a homeless person or two to share your house. I suppose you invite shabbily dressed people...
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    Re: Happy birthday to Greg Nolan…

    Thanks for the good wishes.

    Last year I spent my birthday moving rocks, small and large around re-landscaping our small back yard garden:
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    Yeaterday in the finished garden I grilled...
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    Re: Frozen Tumors

    Good luck -- hang in there
  25. Re: A woman went to cover an execution. She was told her skirt was too short.

    The story said the reporter was wearing forbidden open toe shoes, and had to change to someone's boots to be allowed in to the execution. The picture in issue shows her wearing closed toe high...
  26. Re: Older Wooden Hydroplane restoration (minimost)

    Google "Minimost" and "Maximost"
  27. Re: About the 10-year-old Ohio rape victim who went to Indiana for an abortion...

    Life is sacred? Hah!!!

    Aside from the fact that the term is essentially a religious term, and different religions apply it to diffent things in wildly differnt ways (Jainism, for example,...
  28. Thread: Magazines

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    Re: Magazines

    Your analogy is seriously flawed. A better analogous law would be the requirement, imposed a few decades ago, that all seats in all cars have seat belts. This federal requirement is independent of...
  29. Thread: Magazines

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    Re: Magazines

    Libel was actionable at common law, in 1788 when the Constitution was ratified, and in 1791 when the Bill of Rights became effective.

    The speed of printing has nothing to do with First Amendment...
  30. Thread: Magazines

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    Re: Magazines

    If the current "well regulated militia" that already "bears" a few gazillion existing "arms" accepts the infringement of magazine size limits on shotguns to protect ducks, why won't they accept a...
  31. Thread: Magazines

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    Re: Magazines

    The question is --
    why do gun rights nuts not object to this "infringement" on their right to bear arms?
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    Magazines

    If the requirement to plug or otherwise limit the size of a shotgun magazine to three shells or migratory bird shooting does not violate the Second Amendment, why wouldn't limiting the magazines of...
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    Re: Rustoleum Boat Paint?

    I have used it on a restored wood-canvas canoe, and it was fine.
  34. Thread: A hole

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    Re: A hole

    two entrances (doors) Into one hole (elevator shaft/hole)
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    Re: Automobile Engineering Rant

    The rear proximity sensors (4) on my 2018 Subaru, which sense children, cars, bikes, etc. which come too close behind the car, are located in the rear bumper.

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    When appropriate, they...
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    Re: building The Young Sheep in 10 minutes.

    Any idea of the horsepower of the mill?
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    Re: Library Photographs

    Where did you get the idea that the new Stuttgart library building "decreases dramatically" the library's holdings? The library was presumably built to hold the books the library had, and probably...
  38. Re: Georgia: More legal action against liars

    Who was funding Giuliani et al., and who will be funding their defense? The kind of defense they are likely to mount isn't cheap. But I don't suppose Trump is likely to help his old allies and...
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    Re: Where's Susan Collins?

    There are about 474,000 folks in the red and pink areas of the map above, out of a population of a bit less than 1.4 million
    Collins' last election. Compare that map with her recent election...
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    Re: Trick or Bang Bang

    Whether or not it was loaded is a bit beside the point -- a person at whom a gun is pointed, especially by someone who is angry and threatening, should asume that it is, and act accordingly -- and...
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    Re: Fancy phone people

    Apple's clear cases have a bit of flexibility and provide some cushioning when the phone is droppped -- but they are not rubbery (primary material is polycarbonate), and readily slide in and out of a...
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    Re: Moby Dick, Who here has read it?

    Saying that Melville is too verbose or that one must get past the writing style is pretty much like saying that Mozart “has too many notes.”

    His style is part of what makes his writing worth...
  43. Re: New California Law bans ICE lawn and landscape equipment.

    The issue is not fuel consumption but rather tail pipe emissions. Lawn equipment has absolutely no emission control
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    Re: Happy birthday to Greg Nolan…

    Thanks -- spent the sunny day cutting rocks -- for our Brooklyn backyard re-landscaping project

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  45. Thread: Jury Duty

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    Re: Jury Duty

    Once upon a time, New York had automatic exemptions from jury duty for a few professions, including lawyer, but several years ago, those exemptions were abolished.

    I've been called for jury duty...
  46. Thread: water

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    Re: water

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    Re: An innate, perverse instinct

    Isn't the basic problem an ever-growing population? The need for more space, more food, more resources is a basic cause of killing. Today, as for much of the past, we need to be more efficient in...
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    Re: What a cool car. 1951 Riley.

    Two spare tires?
  49. Re: The insurrectionist traitors are becoming even bolder.

    I don’t see how Flynn’s Recent statement supporting or advocating for a future overthrow of the government fits within the terms of his pardon, even though those terms are ridiculously wide. He is...
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    Re: Looking for cordless chainsaw advice

    A few sawzall blades are a whole lot cheaper than even a cheap chain saw. I’ve removed quite a few roots with a battery-powered DeWalt sawzall — which is smaller and lighter and therefor easier to...
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