[TheForge] Re: Paging Frosty: No A&O pat. no. found

[Jerry Frost]

>
>
> I mean to diagram the ports in body and valve.  One of those Real Soon
> Now tasks but at least before I put it together again.  I'll try to
> scan the dwg with my little 1st generation hand scanner and, if
> successful, let you know when it's available.
>
> > I love it when last year's projects start emerging from the snow so
> > you can get going on them again.
>
> "Projects", eh?  Is *that* what you call them?  I took a slide of the
> mechanical hammer I've just traded away early in the spring after I
> lugged it home, while it was still sitting on blocks out in front of
> my (then) delapidated little woodshed shop and back before I had
> electricity.
>

YES! Of course you have to call them projects or the honey do list will
consume all your quality time.

> Some years later I showed that slide at a seminar at MIT.  Someone
> pointed out a blurry object in the forground and asked, "What's that?"
>
> "Er, um, well, that's a disintegrating paper bag full of empty
> evaporated milk cans that has just emerged from the snow."  I should
> have said, "Oh, that.  That's a Project!"  :-)
>
>
Exactly. Though you may need to come up with a bit of BS explanation if
somebody gets close enough to identify the object(s). For example: that was
NOT a disintegrating paper bag of evaporated milk cans emerging from the
snow. It was an experiment in the practical application of an
organo-metallic, bio-oxidization thermal generation unit for accelerated
snow liquification as applied to self sustainable rural subsistance
economics.

Now, doesn't that sound better? And who in their right mind is going to ask
another silly question like "what's that"?

<evil grin>

Frosty
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If it ain't forged
it ain't real.
Wrought iron is.
The FrostWorks

Meadow Lakes, AK.