Subject: Re: Silly Vise spring

From: [email-masked] (Katana ---/-----------)
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 17:05:13 GMT

>>>Of course since I have more than one vise, you could say 
>>>that my vice is vises. (That was  
>>>pretty bad, wasn't it?)  :)  
>>>-- Bill 
>>> 
>>It's not too bad of you.  but I hope mobody starts sending poetry about 
>>vises.  I hate if it I hear or see visa versus.   :o)))))) 
>> 
>>Rusty 
>> 
>If you put an ad in the paper for a vise for sale, is that advise? 
> 
>D. M. (Mike) Dickie  
 
If the vise is in the shape of a "D" is it a devise? Good luck with
revise... 
-- 
               Bill Wyant 
   Bladesmith / Art Blacksmith 
Avalon Ironworks, Ft. Wayne, IN 
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From: Russell McCrackin <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 14 Sep 1996 01:08:16 -0700 (PDT)

At 12:08 PM 9/13/96 -0700, you wrote:
>Its been going on, on, and on...
>> 
>> >>>It's not too bad of you.  but I hope mobody starts sending poetry about>>  
>> >------------------------------------------------------------------
>> 
>>         If you guys are trying to get into comedy....you don't have a>>  leegg...
>> vise to stand on!!!  :0)
>> 
>
>I'm afraid that I'd have to advise everyone on this thread to NOT give
>up their day jobs.  Holdfast to what you have, and don't leaf before you
>have a grip on something that's more secure.  You are the ones who have
>the greatest stake in your future.  For a fuller life, you have to
>accept the planishment that ill temper can bestow.  I'd better quit
>before this gets too punderous, but remember:
>
>A warped mind is impossible to straighten!
>
>Morgan
>
>
Yes, Morgan, but on my billing form is says I sharpen lots of things, but
I can't sharpen wit.  Of course, maybe I could half sharpen a halfw-----,
Naaaww!  I don't think they would get the point!

Rusty

Get it hot and hit it hard.

Never use force, get a bigger hammer.

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