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   skip555 | Sep 22, 2006 03:49pm | #1

   I would also like access

   thanks
   Skip

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   MBerger | Sep 22, 2006 06:54pm | #2

   All of the above have access.

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   citrouille | Sep 22, 2006 07:45pm | #3

   Moi aussi, please?C.

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   oldbeachbum | Sep 26, 2006 07:21pm | #4

   Cafe access please.....?...a bad day at the beach is better than a good day anywhere else... :)

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   MBerger | Sep 27, 2006 12:00am | #5

   all set!

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   Astrain | Oct 07, 2006 07:09am | #6

   Cafe access please.Thanks.!

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   Kaleo | Oct 07, 2006 09:04am | #7

   Cafe acess please

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   MBerger | Oct 07, 2006 05:56pm | #8

   All of the above have access.

   FYI everyone. I'm on vacation until Oct. 17. If you need Cafe access before then please send an email to:

   [email protected]

   Matt BergerFine Woodworking

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   user-211435 | Oct 08, 2006 07:26am | #9

   Hey, what is "Cafe Access" anyway?  If everyone wants it, it might be something I should look into.

   Wait, now that I think about it, I bet it's like most of the new and latest woodworking techniques.  I think I'll just stick with what is working.

   Hal at http://www.rivercitywoodworks.com

3. 
   jarhead | Oct 11, 2006 11:08am | #13

   Having assumed the position............Please.

                                  Semper Fi

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   pzgren | Oct 11, 2006 07:27pm | #14

   Jarhead,

   <<Having assumed the position............Please.>>

     If you insist:  In CAAADENCE! Exercise: One ! Two! Three! one.  One! Two! Three! two. ...... One! Two! Three! two-five.  Starting position, MOVE! At ease; shake it out!

   Hooah!Tschüß!

   Mit freundlichen holzbearbeitungischen Grüßen aus dem Land der Rio Grande!!

   James

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   jarhead | Oct 12, 2006 12:11am | #15

    If you insist:  In CAAADENCE! Exercise: One ! Two! Three! one.  One! Two! Three! two. ...... One! Two! Three! two-five.  Starting position, MOVE! At ease; shake it out!

   Hooah!

   That is sweet! Brings back too many bad memories.........

                                        Semper Fi

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   quack | Oct 12, 2006 03:26am | #16

   cafe access please

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   GEide | Oct 12, 2006 04:15pm | #17

   Cafe access granted.

   Gina EideFine Woodworking

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   pzgren | Oct 12, 2006 06:24pm | #18

   Jarhead,

   <<That is sweet! Brings back too many bad memories.........>>

     Agreed!

     After 26, my fun meter was pegged. Met and worked with a lot of truly great people and did a lot of stuff I never would have otherwise, but it sometimes took me a couple of weeks after the fact to figure out just how much I was truly enjoying all of that fun, travel, & adventure......

     Spent a couple of days at 29 Stumps for an AT exercise back a few years ago. One of the grunt platoons in the exercise were real studs: in MOPP4 "rescuing" and deconning about 30 slimed "casualties" from a building about 600 m away (naturally the casualties were the biggest and heaviest guys in the bn...) in 97° F temps; not a single snivel from any of them about anything -- just went about taking care of fellow Marines! They also performed the prettiest (best organised/executed) crew drill I've ever seen: it took them less than three minutes to completely set up a decon station and have it fully operational. It was like a perfectly choreographed ballet..... That afternoon just confirmed for me (once again) that anyone who p*sses and moans about the youth of America is full of sh*t; they've never seen those young heroes in action.

     A former earth pig from the competition.....

    Hooah!

   Tschüß!

   Mit freundlichen holzbearbeitungischen Grüßen aus dem Land der Rio Grande!!

   James

   Edited 10/12/2006 11:25 am by pzgren

3. 
   TimNott | Oct 09, 2006 11:55am | #10

   What is the cafe?

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   Lefty | Oct 09, 2006 05:59pm | #11

   The cafe is a separate area for non-WW discussions. It is invisible to users unless you request access and are given the secret handshake. Then it is just another topic like "Tools", "Finishing", "Power Equip", etc. It is similar in design to the Tavern at Breaktime on the FHB side but since WW's are more civilized < g> virtual coffee is served instead of beer and whiskey.

   Ask the wizard for access and keep your sense of humor and open mind, thick skin is helpful too.

    Long time lurker, new profile

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   TimNott | Oct 10, 2006 01:49pm | #12

   OK, thanks Lefty