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Old 11/13/04, 03:50 PM
 
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Merry Christmas (early)

So, I'm setting here at work thinking about Christmas coming up real soon and the fact that I have my health a good job and a wonderful wife (took me 2 tries) oh ya, 5 unbelievable grandchildren. OK, bear with me , this does make sense
Anyway, I've been cleaning out the house and I've found alot of things that I don't need or haven't used in a long time, especially books. If you've looked at the barter board, you've seen some of them for sale.
OK, now the good part. I still have some books that have not sold and there are people out there that could actually use these books.
So, here's the deal. I'm going to post a book title and if you are the first to send me a PM with your name and address, I will send you the book. No strings attached. All I ask is that you be considerate of others, if you don't really have a need for the book, give someone else a chance.
Oh, BTW, I might post here or the Barter Board. And, you will never know when.
Merry Christmas.
Steve

PS Thanks to everyone who bought books from me.

Building Small Barns and Sheds by Monte Burch, Book is in mint condition, paper cover has afew small tear. Hardcover

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Old 11/13/04, 04:23 PM
 
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I just sent you a pm. We are building a house and several outbuildings ourselves starting next spring, this book would come in handy!

Anniebek
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Old 11/13/04, 04:34 PM
 
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Hi Ann,
I got your PM and you were the first, the book is yours. I'll mail it out monday (11/15/04) after I get off work. BTW, congratulations on building that new house in the spring.
Steve
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Old 11/13/04, 04:52 PM
 
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Thank You!!

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Old 11/13/04, 06:42 PM
 
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Another book:

Practical Blacksmithing and Metalworking (second edition) by Percy W. Blandford, mint condition. Hardcover. 360 pages.

If you need it, drop me a PM. First to respond gets it.
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Old 11/13/04, 06:59 PM
 
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Another book:

Practical Blacksmithing and Metalworking (second edition) by Percy W. Blandford, mint condition. Hardcover. 360 pages.

If you need it, drop me a PM. First to respond gets it.

You have a PM from me about this one. Thanks for the generous offer.
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Old 11/13/04, 07:13 PM
 
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You're very welcome, Stan. I hope you get some good use out of it.
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Old 11/13/04, 08:02 PM
 
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How about one more before I shut down the computer for the night.

The Backyard Builder, over 150 projects for home, garden and yard. Mint condition. Hardcover. 631 pages.

This would make a great gift for someone.

Drop me a PM if you want it.
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Old 11/13/04, 08:24 PM
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How about one more before I shut down the computer for the night.

The Backyard Builder, over 150 projects for home, garden and yard. Mint condition. Hardcover. 631 pages.

This would make a great gift for someone.

Drop me a PM if you want it.
I've just PMed you. Sorry for the typos. I have our 5 month old son in my arms and was very excited about your generous offer. Thanks for being so thoughtful.
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Old 11/13/04, 08:29 PM
 
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You were the first to respond Robert. The book is yours. I actually liked the typos. I just thought you needed a new keyboard or something.
Congratulations,
Steve
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Old 11/13/04, 08:35 PM
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You were the first to respond Robert. The book is yours. I actually liked the typos. I just thought you needed a new keyboard or something.
Congratulations,
Steve

Thanks,

Actually, this is a new keyboard. I can't for the life of me figure out computers. I can type more than 70 words a minute with almost no typos. I'm also OCD. I can't configure this keyboard. It is really slow. It takes almost forever to put words on the screen. It's so tedious. I'm really going crazy.

Anyhow, thanks again for the offer.
Robert
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Old 11/13/04, 08:44 PM
 
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I can type 70 words a minute also. You just can't read it. If I try to type that fast it looks like some alien lauguage. Funny thing is, I set at a computer all day and make entries. It's a good thing typing wasn't a requirement for THIS government job. Well, you take care of that little one. I'll get the book mailed out monday after I get off work. I'll send you a PM after I mail it.
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Old 11/14/04, 03:24 AM
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Steve This is so nice of you to share your reading material......no telling what good results will come from it. I love to see people trying new things......so many people keep telling people they can't do things for them selves. Just a couple of generations ago almost everyone had to do for them selves. Thanks for being a good friend.......
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Old 11/15/04, 07:14 AM
 
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Thanks for your kind words. I just hope I can help someone out there.

Since it's hunting season out there and everyone will be filling their freezers, maybe someone can us this book. BTW, good luck to all the hunters out there.

Wild Game Cookery by Carol Vance , Good condition, afew small stains from use.

Drop me a PM if you want it.
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Old 11/15/04, 07:40 AM
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Thanks for your kind words. I just hope I can help someone out there.

Since it's hunting season out there and everyone will be filling their freezers, maybe someone can us this book. BTW, good luck to all the hunters out there.

Wild Game Cookery by Carol Vance , Good condition, afew small stains from use.

Drop me a PM if you want it.
Hey Steve, I sent you a PM. Sure is great what you are doing!
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Old 11/15/04, 08:19 AM
 
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Thanks, Bob. I got your PM and the book is yours. You might want to PM me your last name so I can put it on the address label.
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Old 11/15/04, 09:00 AM
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In the spirit of giving and receiving, and being inspired by Steve and his generosity, I have a book by Ortho called "All About Bulbs". It is free to the first person to PM me. Thanks again Steve!
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Old 11/15/04, 11:07 AM
 
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I know there are alot of people out there that have purchased "older" houses. You might be able to get some helpful hints out of this book.

This Old House (restoring and renovating an old house) by Bob Vila

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Old 11/15/04, 12:09 PM
 
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Congratulations to redron (Veronica). She was to first to PM me.
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Old 11/17/04, 08:23 PM
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Steve,

I have just gotten home from the business meetings. I have PMed you but I wanted to thank you again publicly. Your PM said that the post office would take 5-7 days. It took less than 3.

The book is great. I can't wait to build those modular raised beds. They look terrific.

Thanks again,
Robert
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