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1. 
   JMartinsky | May 31, 2006 12:34pm | #1

   What's shellac?

   John

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   QCInspector | May 31, 2006 01:13pm | #2

   As long as they, and the trees they live in can be moved to higher ground and further from the equator in time to beat global warming, there should be ample supplies forever!

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   jazzdogg | Jun 01, 2006 02:35am | #3

   Hi Masrol,

   With so much development squeezing out wildlife worldwide, it's difficult to predict what will happen to any species, let alone the lac bug.

   By the way, where's KUL,MY?

    

   -Jazzdogg-

   "Don't ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and go do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive." Gil Bailie

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   John_D | Jun 01, 2006 02:46am | #4

   I bet you dollars to donuts it's Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.My goal is for my work to outlast me.  Expect my joinery to get simpler as time goes by.

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   forestgirl | Jun 01, 2006 09:05am | #5

   "I bet you dollars to donuts it's Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia."  Yep.forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-) 

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   JMartinsky | Jun 01, 2006 02:00pm | #6

   Isn't that why they invented polyurethane?

   John

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   joinerswork | Jun 01, 2006 03:18pm | #7

   Jmart,

   Yup, the common thane (polyurill thanitall) beetle is endemic to urban N America, especially near big-box hardware stores, don't have to import 'em. 

   Ray

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   JMartinsky | Jun 01, 2006 03:40pm | #8

   ROFL!!! :-)John