WE meant to bring it to dim sum but forgot. We have company tonight (lady giggles). Should you want to come by and get it, that would be good, otherwise I will drop it off WEdnesday.
I'm climbing at Coyote which is at St Laurent and Innes this evening, would 11pm or a little after be too late? (Coyote closes at 11pm, and I'll be getting there for 8pm -- don't know if I'll do the full 3 hours or not.)
If not, can you bring Ricochet Robots as well as my stud-finder on Wednesday? Gabriel_le and I have been missing playing it. Thanks.
I can put it in the mail box, if it turns out to be too late. It will be too late for me but potentially not for the others. Ricochet Robots wouldn't be happy there though.
No, Ricochet Robots wouldn't be happy in the mail box. I'll likely be tired, too, so I think the drop off on Wendesday plan might work better. I won't be home until after 8pm, but you should have keys -- or they can be stuck in the garage easily, too.
If you do drop by, you could take another look at the speakers, too, if you wanted to. Give you a better idea of their size, again.
A friend of mine loves his toys tools, and was the first person I knew who had an electronic stud finder. He took great pleasure in turning it on and bringing it towards himself, pointing out that since it lit up near him, he was therefore a stud.
I pointed out that these things worked on the density of the material they were near, and what it really showed was that he was fairly dense.
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If not, can you bring Ricochet Robots as well as my stud-finder on Wednesday? Gabriel_le and I have been missing playing it. Thanks.
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If you do drop by, you could take another look at the speakers, too, if you wanted to. Give you a better idea of their size, again.
Thanks.
One stud - found.
(Someone had to.)
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toystools, and was the first person I knew who had an electronic stud finder. He took great pleasure in turning it on and bringing it towards himself, pointing out that since it lit up near him, he was therefore a stud.I pointed out that these things worked on the density of the material they were near, and what it really showed was that he was fairly dense.
He didn't get it...
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*snicker*