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Old 02-05-2010, 05:19 AM   #1
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I understand that the hand rails are nearing completion. I certainly feel that the mastermind/artist should definitely "hand sign" these masterpieces.

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Ted, I hope that someone will have a picture of the hand rail. It would seem to be a remarkable piece work!

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Speaking of remarkable, I made a few remarks today while smoothing the welds, if you can believe that. The bars are off to the powder coater finally, and my back is stiff. Should have them done about the time I get back from the SoCal Vegas rally. Now I gotta go clean up the grinding debris in the garage, then maybe look up at the bottom of a martini glass.
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Old 02-06-2010, 08:56 AM   #4
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but what about the signature???(no labels)
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Old 02-06-2010, 12:20 PM   #5
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If I put a signature on the back of the mounting plate, it'll be where the sun doesn't shine. That'd probably be the right thing to do.
Unless you are serious. In which case I'll have to practice my Palmer Penmanship.
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EMike,

Assume it was Beefeater's in that martini glass?
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Beefeater's w/a splash of Bombay Sapphire, very dry (i.e. there is vermouth somewhere in the western hemisphere), shaken vigorously till it comes out w/a a goodly froth of ice chips. I'm using up a bottle of Sapphire, or it would be just the Beef.

Recently tried Beefeater 24. Even better. I think Jack Bauer drinks it.
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You and I should have martini's together. I like mine the other way around -- Bombay Sapphire with a splash of Beefeater's and dry vermouth no closer than a waft of fumes floating over the glass. Shaken the same way. We could probably empty both brands in sync.
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Maybe we could set up some stadium seating and sell tickets to the event? Now we're cookin w/gas!!!

BTW, what was the topic of this thread anyway?
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Unimportant!

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