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Old 10-30-2009, 11:26 PM
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Sorry! The erasers are the first to go on my pencils. Sometimes I am forced to use rubber boots or old tires to keep up.

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i agree with Eddie, who would think at my age and i am up there, i could learn something new, but hey i do that every day, wish you had told me years ago,
thanks for the tip, got any more, never to old to learn,
keep em coming,
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PS if you do the video, make sure to put in close caption, hard to read lips thru the speaker holes,
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Great push stick idea, thanks for sharing. Bill
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Thanx Bill! I just wanted to tell you that I love your snowman in your Avatar!
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Thanks Keoma, now my wife can have her steel thimbles back. LOL
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