David Unnerstall

I think we have a consensus. Thanks.

And a lot of nails to step on. I did it use for an archery target with a big rug.

Does anyone have an idea of what this can be? It was in the garage of my last house. I am getting rid of stuff around here.

I am so happy you got back to this. Be prepared to be a celebrity wherever you take this.

I am in the process of painting my house. I worked all day the first day it hit one hundred degrees. I chew ice cubes -- it cools you from the inside. I learned that when I had a work vehicle with no air conditioning. But this week I am just waiting for the weather to change.

That sounds like the answer. I have to be able to come home at a moment's notice. But I have never had a problem sending or receiving texts. I assume they consume less bandwidth. But if I ever lose confidence in the process I will have to go to the Spot Satellite.

I had Verizon while working but went to AT&T since. The maps show AT&T has better coverage but I had better performance with Verizon. In the Arcadia Valley I have a cell amp but coverage is less than ideal. And while at Mark Twain Lake when my buddy Bob dropped my truck key in the lake we were calling around to get someone to bring my spare key. We could see three towers but could not make a call. We both have AT&T.

When I used to travel for business I would look up German restaurants. I need to find a reason to visit here.

My father would clobber me if he saw me using a crescent wrench.

My buddy Phil and I saw Elvin and Charlie Musselwhite at the Sheldon a few weeks ago. What a harp player Charlie is. And they had their own amps on stage and house microphones were positioned right in from of them. I assume they are vacuum tube amps and Elvin and Charlie prefer their sound.

This is the society we live in. Maybe it wasn't this way in the past and our infatuation with social media has created this need for attention... or maybe not. This tendency was on full display watching that character who caught Pujol's 7003 home run ball. He was just in the right place and now he is famous and loving every minute of it.

It looks great.

In my grade school the principal had one on his wall labelled " The Board of Education."

This is amazing. It appears you have enough inertia in the project to continue on. We had a regular contributor -- I believe @Woodman -- who was amazing at this sort of thing. I epoxied my cedar stripper outside in the carport. It turned out to be a humid night and all of the epoxy is blemished. I was unsure about sanding it off with the fiberglass cloth so it remains as is. It does not affect its navigability and it does look good from a distance but that is what my wife says about me. And I wish there was an orbital sander that had the shape of the interior of a canoe. Keep us updated on this.

Yeah -- pretty much. He did some comedy albums and Jack Carney would play them on Saturday mornings. My last out of town project for CSI was in Houma, Louisiana. Trying to speak Cajun is fun.