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OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
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Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Thu Jul 26, 2007 12:58 pm ]
Post subject:  OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
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Author:  Isis [ Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:24 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
Maybe he is getting ready for the farm party.. You know making friends with all the farm animals...... :shock:
Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Thu Jul 26, 2007 1:29 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
:shock:


Oh,   I mean,  Not that there's anything wrong with that !
Author:  Isis [ Thu Jul 26, 2007 3:40 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
Seriously.. It is kinda weird that he has been gone so long.. I hope everything is ok with him
Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:12 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
I hope I didn't offend him by getting stirred up over in the "You don't know what applause is until" post.  At times he gets me going, but hes a great guy, and I seriously hope he doesn't get offended by strong reactions to his often baiting posts.


<OK,   Ollie,  If I offended you I'm sorry,  now come back so I can kick your old fart butt some-more>
Author:  Charmin_Gibson [ Fri Jul 27, 2007 2:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
Still no sign of Ollie?

I bet he got to drinking and singing to the cows... and fell asleep out in the barn;)

If so, give him about a week, he'll resurface.

(seriously tho... hope everything is kosher with him)

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Author:  karyoker [ Sat Jul 28, 2007 6:58 am ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
LMAO  Actually we been builgdng a barn or a big pole shed anyway. Im so stiff and sore I cant hardly walk. The main party was canceled but maybe a few of us will jam on the front lawn tonight. If it doesnt rain last two nights it rained all night which we desparately needed. We will have a barn raising party when we get it done!!!!


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Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:33 am ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
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Im so stiff and sore I cant hardly walk.


WB Ollie  :worship:

That's the part that sucks about getting older.  I LOVE to build, and do light construction (room additions) which means A LOT of hammer, screw-driver use, sheetrocking, etc..   It's amazing how things such as using handtools DO and especially a day of Dry-walling take their tool on the hands, arms especially back and neck as we age..  In fact,  it sucks !

Framing is hard work, and heavy work.  I've done my share but not of that magnitude.  Just home additions. and add-on rooms, basement finishing, etc.
THat looks like a blast,  love the pix,  and no wonder you are sore !  Sheeesh,  how many splinters do you have ?
Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:42 am ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
I hope you aren't going to be a part of the roofing project  :shock:
Author:  karyoker [ Sun Jul 29, 2007 7:50 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
2 splinters. Wont do the roof. Have to get back to Greeley.. LOL
Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Sun Jul 29, 2007 7:53 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
That roof will be a monster job !


How far is that lot from your home Ollie ?
Author:  karyoker [ Sun Jul 29, 2007 7:57 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
Yea Ive hung sheet rock and textured. That was before screws and totally got wore out nailing off. Framing now isnt bad with nail guns but this shed will take sixteen penny nails in the 2X6 girts.
Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Sun Jul 29, 2007 8:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
Yeah,  for that you'd still be using the 12x4 3/4 inch Sheetrock too.   That's friggin heavy to carry up a ladder.  I used to have to walk up a ladder with the two-packs of 4x8 1/2 inch sheetrock,  and at 45 that stuff gets heavy, for residential use it's just 4x8 sheets now,  I think for larger commercial use they still use the 12x4 foot sheets, that's heavy at .75 inch since it's tough to balance.  Yeah,  it used to all be nails. Now it's just a drill/driver and screws.  but that joint compound dries the #))# out've your hands, and sanding that stuff when you're asthmatic does a number after a few weeks of heavy exposure to rock dust.   Somehow I love it though,  when I'm drywalling my minds at peace..  Not sure why,  probably because it's like putting a puzzle together.. and sculpting
Author:  karyoker [ Sun Jul 29, 2007 8:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
I had 2 brotherinlaws that drywalled and Id help sometimes One time we were doing town home homes and the "party" walls took double 5/8's and even the lids took 5/8's.

I was 45 and totally out of shape it killed me!!!
Author:  Steven Kaplan [ Sun Jul 29, 2007 8:53 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OK, Where's Ollie ? It's been a LONG time since 4 days have passed with no sign of him.
As rewarding as drywall can be (because the room is finally looking like a room) it's tough work, especially when working in a very small area. and having to bend some weird ways
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