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Woodwork joints. :thumbup: A number of those more complicated ones are what temple carpenters use.

Seriously, have you had your eyes checked in the not too distant past?

Cool shirts. Very fashion minded!

Horrible!

RIP

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Ray, I was at a fishing supply store recently, and looking at the reels in the glass cases, they sure seem sophisticated. All kinds of automatic stuff and window readouts, I guess battery operated? I'm not sure what they all can do. I wonder how they affect the fishing experience. Have you...

You can't miss a person riding on the subway with an upright bass.

Nice greenhouse, Stig. I remember a bad snowfall year when lots of those were crushed. It was a "Three Little Pigs"story. People weren't laughing anymore at the ones that built their houses sturdy. I don't have a house, but I put down black plastic sheeting to keep away the weeds. They sell...

In Mexico's violent drug business culture, it seems like an honest man and wife from those murder zone areas should be able to take their children and run to the US seeking asylum. Doubtful though that they'd get much sympathy.

Jim, your garden need not be barren, y'know that there are some types of Cactus that you can grow in cold winter climates.

Dave, if it's any consolation, you have a tasteful face.

The biggest fish I ever hooked was the one that got away. :cry:

Another heckler in the crowd face?

You just have to remember that there was a time before Squish was posting pictures.

I don't think Frank Beard gets along so well with Dusty and Billy in ZZ Top, could be that's why he's clean shavin.

C'mon Ray, you've got to be kidding!

Jim, how big a garden area do you need for your own personal vegetables? Can't you water?

Adrian seemed to be another that showed great progress. Anyone else remember that first picture of him up in a tree wearing chaps? No longer posting, I guess he's probably so advanced now he's outgrown our usefulness.

It's a beautiful plant, the way it sways in the wind and makes a pleasant rustling sound. Pigeons have a fondness for roosting up in it, but like Gary mentions, the way it spreads can really be a problem. The roots or rhizomes, whatever they are called, are very tough, even yanking out a small...