Phantom Scroller in the flesh

[wombatie]

Was almost afraid to open this one.  It is interesting to see how we all developed.  I remember my high school shop class where we were not allowed to use any power tools.  Had to make a clip board and was a bear planing the wood thin enough.  Still have one of a pair of walnut lamps and a galvanized tin dust pan that I use occasionally in my shop.

 

My daughter made a galvanized tin dust pan in the early nineties at high school.  We still use it.

 

Marg

[Doug]

Oh OK, I'm the one in the lumberjack shirt we were so poor then my mum bought clothes from the army & navy stores and some days I'd go to school dress as a Japanese Admiral. Only kidding   

I figured it out before I got down this far.  Anyone wearing a plaid shirt at that age had to grow up to be woodworker.

[Doug]

Yes Roy when men were men and sheep were scared.    

Did you have them stump trained?

[Wilson's Woodworking]

Did you have them stump trained?

Now I was traveling thru Wyoming here a while back and stopped into (shall we say) a store for adults   and seen a pair of Velcro gloves. I couldn't resist asking what in the world they were for. All the casher said was

 

 

BAAAAAAAAAAA   :rofl:  

[Multifasited]

On that thought in case you have heard the rumor ,IT"S FALSE .Cadilac is no NOT eliminating seat belts and installing , VELCROW HEAD RESTS Good idea but it caused too many head aches !!    

[Multifasited]

Carl I've just notice why you are like you are, because your one of those rare one's that have the same birthday as me.  

I do have to say ,there are no pictures of me peeking out of windows ,at least on the net ,Dad said power failures were common in Dec .and candle lite is so romantic..Also remember your suposed to listen to your elders ,kid's like you ,bare watching ! LOL 

[amazingkevin]

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