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02-02-10, 07:57 AM
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Gonna have to put a fence around that area when the baby starts crawling and walking...
02-02-10, 08:57 AM
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02-02-10, 09:12 AM
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02-02-10, 09:36 AM
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I'll take what's behind the strangely pulled over to the left curtain for $100, Bob.
Therein lies the answer to this mystery. Blow up dolls? Lifesize cut-out of Elton John? Mountain Bikes? What kind of repulsive things are hiding back there?
Therein lies the answer to this mystery. Blow up dolls? Lifesize cut-out of Elton John? Mountain Bikes? What kind of repulsive things are hiding back there?
02-02-10, 09:44 AM
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That keyboard is mostly used to arrange music on my computer (MIDI) and sometimes play easy songs for my wife and eventually my baby, but the extent of my piano virtuosity ends at the first 16 bars of Fur Elise.
Lawyers making millions per year still order them (and the Steelcase products as well) from my wife all the time. As a teacher, I'll take what I can get cheap (she still paid for it, but something like $50).
Better than running out of batteries.
Yeah, yeah. Like I said above, I'll take what I can get cheap.
Better than running out of batteries.
Yeah, yeah. Like I said above, I'll take what I can get cheap.
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02-02-10, 09:45 AM
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The curtain hook. Seriously, I didn't know such things existed until I married an interior architect.
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02-02-10, 09:48 AM
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stole your bike
02-02-10, 10:03 AM
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nothing special, just like everyone else, a computer next to a printer.
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02-02-10, 10:37 AM
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First, I true them, then I adjust the tension. Only then are they post worthy.
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02-02-10, 12:14 PM
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It's ALL base...
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"Meanwhile, in other news, a Greencastle, Indiana bike shop burned to the ground yesterday. Authorities said that the fire started under the manager's desk, apparently the result of an over-loaded power strip and tangled wiring, situated too close to combustible materials. The investigation continues."
02-02-10, 12:23 PM
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"Meanwhile, in other news, a Greencastle, Indiana bike shop burned to the ground yesterday. Authorities said that the fire started under the manager's desk, apparently the result of an over-loaded power strip and tangled wiring, situated too close to combustible materials. The investigation continues."
If the electrical system in my shop wasn't entirely new, I wouldn't even think of having that much stuff on one circuit. Sadly, there isn't a lot of choice in the matter... Computer, monitor, receipt printer, fax, credit card machine, cordless telephone, digital picture frame, alarm system, and display case lights are the main items on there, plus the cable modem and cable telephone thingie. There are also a couple of USB cords in there and - I think - a Sigma charger for my PowerLED headlight.
That's the problem with a modern retail point of sale.... so much crap that has to be plugged in. I think the cash box and a notepad was better, in some ways.
02-02-10, 12:23 PM
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Dude, you have GOT to have the thickest skin on bf.net, well aside from pcaddidy of course.
The Aeron truly rocks. Unfortunately, I can sit for wayyyyy too many hours in mine.
And no, there is no way in HELL I am going to post pics of my post-stations. The women and children would wail and run away...
02-02-10, 12:27 PM
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lol.
If the electrical system in my shop wasn't entirely new, I wouldn't even think of having that much stuff on one circuit. Sadly, there isn't a lot of choice in the matter... Computer, monitor, receipt printer, fax, credit card machine, cordless telephone, digital picture frame, alarm system, and display case lights are the main items on there, plus the cable modem and cable telephone thingie. There are also a couple of USB cords in there and - I think - a Sigma charger for my PowerLED headlight.
That's the problem with a modern retail point of sale.... so much crap that has to be plugged in. I think the cash box and a notepad was better, in some ways.
If the electrical system in my shop wasn't entirely new, I wouldn't even think of having that much stuff on one circuit. Sadly, there isn't a lot of choice in the matter... Computer, monitor, receipt printer, fax, credit card machine, cordless telephone, digital picture frame, alarm system, and display case lights are the main items on there, plus the cable modem and cable telephone thingie. There are also a couple of USB cords in there and - I think - a Sigma charger for my PowerLED headlight.
That's the problem with a modern retail point of sale.... so much crap that has to be plugged in. I think the cash box and a notepad was better, in some ways.
Good luck with the shop!
02-02-10, 01:12 PM
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I'm new around here, but shouldn't the chair be in front of a white garage door, with the height adjustment lever either removed or hidden behind the arm rest adjuster. I'm just saying...
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