Ace-Garageguy

Them pigs is wearin' lipstick agin.

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Him would seem to have abandoned him's boy parts.

"Exactly" seems to mean different things to different people, which can interfere with precise communication.

Snake Bite Whisky is a heavy metal blues band from Oz. .

Fryer Tuck's should be a chicken restaurant where the waiters dress like Robin Hood.

Gum chewing while walking was one of humankind's earliest multitasking achievements, and to some it remains elusive.

"Die trying" is a pretty good motto.

Days will be getting longer again after the Winter Solstice on December 21.

Well, if you just print to order, you could do any scale someone wanted. I know of several 3D printers who print to order, payment in advance. I'd think the problem would be getting your frame price down enough to be really competitive with buying '32 kits that have a lot of other parts, and still make some profit yourself. There's something of a market for '32 ford frames in 1/12 and 1/16 as well. I'd certainly buy at least one of each, more if they were GOOD. 1/8 is covered with the Revellogram Big Deuce kit parts, but they're kinda spendy, so there's that too. I have bought 3D parts that are gooey messes prone to warpage, or are brittle, and other 3D parts that seem to be very stable, so apparently no-warp quality CAN be done if you know what you're doing.

Space 1999 featured Barbara Bain, a very beautiful woman in my opinion.

I've used tapered and straight dowels.

Wait for it...wait for it...oh dang; missed it.

That looks pretty trick to me.

Thanks. I'll pick one up.

Torture is realizing I really am getting old, and I just might not actually live forever.

"Doggie" names like Spot can be kinda funny if given to cats, as Data did with an orange tabby.

Thanks for your input. I hadn't even looked at anything from a doing-it standpoint yet, so this is very helpful.

Hmmmmmm...doesn't look like any Lotus I ever saw.

Sale prices usually still leave plenty of profit margin for the seller, but tend to make the shopper believe they're getting a special deal when they're in reality just paying a fair price for an item without excessive markup.

Network talking heads are beginning to lose some of their following, and are being taken to task for their rather cavalier treatment of the truth.

Yup. But it has all the old "Styline" parts, which can be pretty cool.

You can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friend's nose.

That does not compute.

All the interest on another thread in a '62 Ford got me jonesin' for some early '60s American iron (I have a lot of builtups, some nice, some gloobombs, but not many cherries), so I let one of these follow me home. Plan is to build a mildly hotted up Starliner using remains of a short-shotted '60 body (roof) and chassis.