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Location: closely held secret | Nice fireplace, btw. |
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Location: Up North | What's her serial# |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by Grif:
They look like brothers from different mothers. or sisters from different fathers.
beautiful, nevertheless! |
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Location: big island | is a fireplace in ft. myers, florida solely for romantic ambience or is it otherwise practical? |
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Location: NJ | A "fireplace" in Florida is a euphemism for a crematorium . . . |
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Location: big island | oh...i was wondering what jpcannon did for a living. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I knew it was just a matter of time before someone started on my fireplace. We actually use it quite often during the winter months. I know some of you (like Norse) will scoff at this, but if it gets below 60 deg. we fire it up, even if we have to open the windows. :eek: BTW Grif, the ser. # is 301868. Thanks for reminding me to register it. |
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Location: big island | Originally posted by jpcannon:
"... someone started on my fireplace." and just how many someones have you started on your fireplace, mr. crematorium owner? |
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Location: Up North | you have a fire in the fireplace when it's 60 deg.? That's when I turn on my air conditioner! :p |
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Location: South of most, North of few | How many have I started??
They all come around sooner or later :cool: |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Lanaki:
oh...i was wondering what jpcannon did for a living. I think he works for the government. Thats why he has such nice guitars. :D
BTW; Jim I've played the "Pretty Blue One" now I want to try the one on the left. |
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Location: big island | grif,
it's all relative. 60 degrees in hawaii feels quite chilly to the locals who live here. i guess the same would be true for tropical florida. there are a few fireplaces here in the islands. they are not used for cremations though, like jim's. here, we just toss 'em into the volcano. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by Lanaki:
here, we just toss 'em into the volcano. Sounds like a plan. It''s got to be cheaper than firewood! |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by The Wabbit Formerly Known As Waskel:
Jim, if you're using XP, try this - Image Resizer.
Works with a right click in explorer, gives you options on size and gives you a resized copy so it doesn't mess with the original (unless you tell it to).
I've downloaded it still can't figure out how to use it. :confused:
Or you could just open it in Paint and use Attributes/Stretch-Skew.
Or you could just post the link to it. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Gospel Guitar Guy:
Originally posted by The Wabbit Formerly Known As Waskel:
Jim, if you're using XP, try this - Image Resizer.
Works with a right click in explorer, gives you options on size and gives you a resized copy so it doesn't mess with the original (unless you tell it to).
Or you could just open it in Paint and use Attributes/Stretch-Skew.
Or you could just post the link to it. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Can't help you there Mike, I've got 4 different image programs on my computer, and every one is different. The Microsoft paint program is very easy to resize with. I've just been uploading my pictures to shutterfly, and they automatically resize them small enough to post. |
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