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two- one standard one, and another company offered a great interest rate on any balance transfers a couple of years ago, so I did a balance transfer to them, and reduced the first one to zero, unfortunately it didn't stay at zero!
Thanks John, invite them all down here! Actually, Mack brushes have just made a very special and unique donation to our LetterheadsOz event which I'll mention later.
Do you plan to retire and actually STOP painting ever?
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"...there are no limits when you aim for perfection..." Jonathan Livingston Seagull Posts: 7034 | From: Highgrove via Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia | Registered: Dec 2002
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I think so... what question to go, now...or do I press <enter> to see that I don't get beaten to the punch!
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"...there are no limits when you aim for perfection..." Jonathan Livingston Seagull Posts: 7034 | From: Highgrove via Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia | Registered: Dec 2002
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OK, that was a rhetorical question...now for the real one- is your workshop big enough?
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"...there are no limits when you aim for perfection..." Jonathan Livingston Seagull Posts: 7034 | From: Highgrove via Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia | Registered: Dec 2002
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Yup. My work space downstairs is big enough. Since I got a "real" job, I just don't need as much. Still, I have my awesome fully hydraulic drafting table, very nifty cabinets I bought from Jimmy Wilke, and the Blue Dress Bombshell cabinet I got from Mark Rogan (a truly talented and neat guy). I still have my work computer and I have my cutter.
I want to do some stuff but it just isn't a priority. Life is great!
I have a 1971 Vega Panel Express in my garage. My wife calls it the "OiVega". I haven't done much to it but I plan to.
Do you have a project car?
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Word of mouth, My truck lettering, and being on the Chamber board of directors, I find out whats going on with the businesses in town and what new ones are moving in before anyone else.
Ever have a few cocktails while your working late at night?
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No but I know someone here that does... Too bad he makes such an ass of himself when he drinks. He is a decent guy when he is not drunk.
What do you have for pets?
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DrCAS Custom Lettering and Design Tyler, Texas
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Only one pet here- a white cockatiel that Joan found on the side of the road one day- but plenty of 'farm animals': four dogs, three cats, eight(?) guinea pigs, 30(?) chickens, two geese, 25 cattle, 15 clydesdales, 1 quarter horse. You don't count the few dozen kangaroos that free-load on our grass down the gully paddock.
Will you ever be satisfied with your current computer system?
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"...there are no limits when you aim for perfection..." Jonathan Livingston Seagull Posts: 7034 | From: Highgrove via Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia | Registered: Dec 2002
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#1-I don't grow a garden because if I did it would be black. #2-I should wear better shoes while working, Saturday I was wearing flip-flops, tripped while carrying a heavy 1x8 sign, nearly dropping it, and my foot slammed into an .040 aluminum sheet, 5x10, which inserted itself between my toes and cut me. #3-I have to be, because I can't afford anything new, and my Gerber stuff has to run off of Win98.
Are you sick of this game yet? Love....Jill
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Spending time with family and friends. That would include Letterhead and Walldog meets.
I just found out (while we were out of town) that we hafta move.Not real convenient, but I'm looking forward to a hopefully more accomodating place for my work and family. What is the most drastic change you've had to make this year?
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Reverting back to doing a lot of busy work rather than profitable work. Not by choice, that's just the hand I've been dealt this year. I had become spoiled with the good jobs I'd grown accustomed to over the last several years which have seemingly dried up.
What is your change in profits from this time last year?
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Yes, I put Sun-In on my hair one time down at the beach. It turned a blondish-reddish-orangish color and I got harassed mercilessly by my friends for a couple of months until it grew out... won't be doing THAT again!!
Edited to add: Quick Dick got ahead of me... never done a float myself, but plenty of banners, lettering and signs for other peoples!
What is the best place you've ever visited on vacation?
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a whole lot more vinyl. I wish it wasn't so.
What is your favorite breakfast cereal?
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SignCraft, Sign Business, Signs of the Times, and A.M.A.L. (whenever they decide to publish one... sheeesh). Not to mention the freebies like Sign Builder, Big Print, and Digital Graphics.
How long is your attention span?
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DrCAS Custom Lettering and Design Tyler, Texas
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The width of a knat's ass somedays... close second- to me temper.
What are your favorite brushes for what kind of substrate and why?
The Paintin' Again side of the Moon
-------------------- The Moon aka: Stefenie Harris Moonlight Designs Pollock Pines, CA learnin' somethin' new every day! stefenie@comcast.net Posts: 550 | From: Pollock Pines, CA, USA | Registered: Nov 1998
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Grumbacher 303Gs, when I can find them, Was able to score some 301Gs last winter with the help of some friends. Installed the handles and letter just about any smooth substrate.
whats the prettiest color paint you have ever spilled? lol
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My favorite hat belonged to my great-grandma and looks like something Lydia wore in Beetlejuice, complete with a net veil. I actually used to wear it to school my senior year, along with a big old top hat that was my grandpap's uncle's in the 1880s. And I'm working a little bit both days, today and tomorrow.
Will you be going to see "real" fireworks or just watch your neighbors shooting off their illegal ones?
Love....Jill
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btw Karyn, I'm not sure how the fourth will play out for me. Might sneak in some work if I can fit it. (I know I should! haha) Would like to go to my mom's pool for a swim, and have plans for a grill out with friends out near the beach for the late aft/eve.
Here in South Carolina there are three distinct Bar-B-Que regions. Mustard based, Ketchup Based, and Vinegar/Pepper Based. I'm from the Mustard based region but prefer the Vinegar/Pepper Based from the lower part of the state.
I hate to offend anyone from Texas, but BBQ is ALWAYS PIG!!!!!
What is your favorite 4th of July tradition?
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Smoke as long as it is an Arturo Fuente, Partagas, or Cohiba....
Do you watch Dirty Jobs on the Discovery Channel?
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