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Yeah, I liked The Recruit as well.

The job was made a lot easier, due to Milo's prep of the old Redwood boards. He had them milled to very close tolerances, so mating them up without gaps and other issues was a piece of cake (gluten free, vegan cake for Doug). Hell, I'd love to have a room sided like this, I hope the saddles and bridels appreciate it!

Nailed wood onto walls with Al and Alden.

Happy 60th G-man!

Just to make Shelly happy. I really wanted a What-a-burger!

There's probably a Senior rate for the flight.

Once again, proof that twinks are much tougher than your average straight male.

What happens in the shop stays in the shop!

I'm not familiar with her, but may she RIP. I'm old enough to remember the first Super Model... Cheryl Tiegs

Hell yeah, I'll buy it!

Oh, that's the lever to raise the router bit. Got it. Sweet indeed! When will mine be ready? It really is a great idea!

Cool, but why does it have a toilet paper holder?

RIP Jeff Beck. Almost as good on the axe as myself.

Even Dr. Wood can make a mistake. Sorry about your larger holes Doug.

Now that's an innuendo! (Thick does the trick)

Mmmm, Spalted Maple.

It's the kind of weather for a hot, tasty meal.

Just had a violent hail storm here in San Francisco. Crazy.

The second one is for your hands, and the first one is for normal people?

I thought you were repairing some Stax.

Funny How Time Slips Away was recorded by a large number of artist, including Elvis. Several artists had a big hit with it, including Al Green and Ray Charles.

Willie wrote the majority of his songs in under 15 minutes each. Three Days was a hit for Patsy Cline and K.D. Lang. Hello Walls was a #1 hit for Farron Young. Crazy was a #1 hit for Patsy Cline.

You guys got it all wrong. I kidnapped an actual barista about a year ago. Sometimes I actually use him to make coffee too.

This is not my picture, but I once visited Stevie in the rain. Afew miles up the road, in Georgetown, several casers, including Al and I, visited Three Legged Willie.

Smoked Salmon Benedict at my favorite diner in San Anselmo.