Top down!

Chris D'Agnolo wrote:

> Oh ****, I must upgrade to keep up! Where did you find another HUGE TAK?

I have to admit, I took his. There just wasn't a TAK as HUGE as that one
anywhere else to be found.

> That dude has no idea how many laughs we got outta that does he!?

All in good fun, of course.
The guy's legacy will live on forever. If I was him, "HUGETAK!" would be
my handle.

> Let's try to do it soon,
> Chris

Definitely, I'll tune 'er up this week.

Pat

John McGaw wrote:

> Thanks for the kind words. There are various reasons for me to wind up
> in this location, a low cost of living being one of the foremost.

I noticed that when I looked into moving there.
You are also right next to the Appalachian Trail, which I plan to hike
one day, though not the whole thing unless I become independently
wealthy. :-)

Have you tried your hand at writing a book? (your site basically is one
already).
I am not trying to gush over you too much, but your stories and the way
that they were presented held my interest more than many novels by
established authors, and I read a lot of books.

Pat

pws wrote:
> John McGaw wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the kind words. There are various reasons for me to wind up
>> in this location, a low cost of living being one of the foremost.
>
> I noticed that when I looked into moving there.
> You are also right next to the Appalachian Trail, which I plan to hike
> one day, though not the whole thing unless I become independently
> wealthy. :-)
>
> Have you tried your hand at writing a book? (your site basically is one
> already).
> I am not trying to gush over you too much, but your stories and the way
> that they were presented held my interest more than many novels by
> established authors, and I read a lot of books.
>
> Pat

No books in my future -- being an author demands too much concerted
effort. On any given day I can get out of bed and make a mug of strong
coffee which is obligatory. After that all other strenuous effort is
optional.

--
John McGaw
[Knoxville, TN, USA]
http://johnmcgaw.com

On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 19:23:35 -0400, John McGaw wrote:
> pws wrote:
>> John McGaw wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for the kind words. There are various reasons for me to wind up
>>> in this location, a low cost of living being one of the foremost.
>>
>> I noticed that when I looked into moving there. You are also right next
>> to the Appalachian Trail, which I plan to hike one day, though not the
>> whole thing unless I become independently wealthy. :-)
>>
>> Have you tried your hand at writing a book? (your site basically is one
>> already).
>> I am not trying to gush over you too much, but your stories and the way
>> that they were presented held my interest more than many novels by
>> established authors, and I read a lot of books.
>>
>> Pat
>
> No books in my future -- being an author demands too much concerted
> effort. On any given day I can get out of bed and make a mug of strong
> coffee which is obligatory. After that all other strenuous effort is
> optional.

The furniture is beautiful. Simple, real wood. Hard to find stuff like
that.

WOW !!! 110 C ????, now that is too hot to drive with the top down. :-)

I guess you ment 110 F.

Bruce Bing '03 LS

pws > wrote in news:45f47a47$0$28128
:

> John McGaw wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the kind words. There are various reasons for me to wind up
>> in this location, a low cost of living being one of the foremost.
>
> Have you tried your hand at writing a book? (your site basically is one
> already).
> I am not trying to gush over you too much, but your stories and the way
> that they were presented held my interest more than many novels by
> established authors, and I read a lot of books.
>
> Pat

Be honest Pat, was it the writing, or the floral pattern on the Black
Walnut and Fabric Screen (http://johnmcgaw.com./furn22.html) that really
caught your eye??

Disclaimer: not a knock on your work John, I hope to do some furniture
building in the future myself.. and your work looks great.

-Scott

BRUCE HASKIN wrote:
> WOW !!! 110 C ????, now that is too hot to drive with the top down. :-)
>
> I guess you ment 110 F.
>
> Bruce Bing '03 LS

Come on Bruce, that is only 230 degrees F.

We hit that each day during August in central Texas, and that's at
night.....

Pat

Scott Hughes wrote:

> Be honest Pat, was it the writing, or the floral pattern on the Black
> Walnut and Fabric Screen (http://johnmcgaw.com./furn22.html) that really
> caught your eye??
>
> Disclaimer: not a knock on your work John, I hope to do some furniture
> building in the future myself.. and your work looks great.
>
> -Scott

I was really just hyping him up in hopes of saving on hotel bills next
time I go to TN.

I actually had not looked at the furniture section yet, but I have
nothing to say about about floral patterns when I have in my possession
floral needlepoint stitchery kits, glitzy earrings and a peacock feather
purse. :-)

There are 9 miata parts auctions up as well to keep this vaguely on-topic.
Any need ABS front hubs or front control arms? Radiator fan and motor?
More to come.

How about a Snap-On Tools 1/4 inch wrench tie clasp, nobody can live
without that....

http://tinyurl.com/ca9uq

Pat

Mr. Kiernam, you are the master! I am not worthy !

Gotta get one of those,
Chris
99BBB w/o hugetak

"W. Kiernan" > wrote in message
. ..
> Chris D'Agnolo wrote:
> >
> > Oh ****, I must upgrade to keep up! Where
> > did you find another HUGE TAK?
>
> flavor flav car parts is where you goes
> cole lampin upstate to da poke a nose
>
> http://uncharted.org/frownland/pix/mchugetak.jpg
>
> Yours WDK -

Chris D'Agnolo wrote:
> Mr. Kiernam, you are the master! I am not worthy !
>
> Gotta get one of those,
> Chris
> 99BBB w/o hugetak

That got a good laugh out of me. Did you photo shop that yourself Kiernam?

I wish that I had HUGE TAK!'s e-mail address so I could send him this.

Pat