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I cut out barbershop name signs to hang behind each barber in our local no appointment shop so people would know who the guy was cutting their hair. I put victorian gingerbread on the ends of the signs. I found the patterns in the letters and numbers alphebet pattern book
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npdh......May the wind at you back .....
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I'm with Oily on this one....NPNH
DianeDragon
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What is npdh and NPNH?
I'm thinking the first two letters are for ...."no picture...."Comment
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no picture, never happened
we love pictures on this forum.
DianeDragon
Owner of a nice 21" Excalibur
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"Still Montana Mike"
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LOL Mike. That's a good one.
DianeDragon
Owner of a nice 21" Excalibur
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Hey, Arizona just passed a law that, you can't text while driving a car, so, we should outlaw that language here too. I just don't want to learn another language in order to read them. OK ? HAPERKComment
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Still want to see pics..
Jim
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Proof is in the photo!Comment
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ditto their comments. In fact....mega dittos.Pacifism is great, as long as everyone is participating.
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Now that's funny Shawn!
GeorgeComment
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Hey folks, some of us are computer challenged. I feel real good being able to get on here and visit with others about the hobby and now you kinda make me think I should go someplace else since I don't use a lot of pics on the forum. What is real easy for some is real hard for others. And that's all I got to say about that. :-)Comment
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Photos,- taking them is one thing,- putting them onto the computer is,..........
Hi Guys. I have similar problems with photos. Taking them is REAL EASY, but the hard bit is putting them onto the correct place on the computer so I can find 'em again !!! My computer has XP home on it,- supposed to do, " everything, " for me with uploading photos from my camera,,- but has the annoying habit of putting my photos WHERE I cannot find them no matter how hard I try. Have a lady friend with the latest Windows 7 system, and, she also has the same problem !!!
Then when one finally gets the photos sorted, edited, and placed where they belong,- the next hazard is working out How to up-load the correct pics onto the net.
Its OK when one is a Computer Wizkid, and knows exactly what one is doing, - but the majority of us Woodies are heaps better at woodworking projects than attempting to up-load photos onto the internet,- including meComment
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