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Patrick Conroy

22/06/2005 3:21 PM

Thank you Rockler for my Neener...

New-in-the-box Leigh D1600 dovetail jig -- $72.

Rockler was throwing the Colorado Woodworker's Guild a little bash in their
Denver store. Offered 25% off everything but power tools and sale items.

Toss in $170 worth of Father's Day /Birthday gift cards and, voila' my
final out-of-pocket was $72.


Thank you Rockler for the show of support!


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Patriarch

in reply to Patrick Conroy on 22/06/2005 3:21 PM

22/06/2005 7:34 PM

Patrick Conroy <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> New-in-the-box Leigh D1600 dovetail jig -- $72.
>
> Rockler was throwing the Colorado Woodworker's Guild a little bash in
> their Denver store. Offered 25% off everything but power tools and
> sale items.
>
> Toss in $170 worth of Father's Day /Birthday gift cards and, voila' my
> final out-of-pocket was $72.
>
>
> Thank you Rockler for the show of support!
>

YOUR out of pocket was $72. Somebody else, possibly from your gene pool,
came up with the other $170.

Still, it's a really nice jig. Make some beautiful stuff for those folks
who helped you get there.

Patriarch

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Patriarch

in reply to Patrick Conroy on 22/06/2005 3:21 PM

23/06/2005 10:45 AM

Patrick Conroy <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

>> YOUR out of pocket was $72. Somebody else, possibly from your gene
>> pool, came up with the other $170.
>
> I simply choose to ignore the fact that the net loss to the Conroy
> household was $140... Ignoring reality is a special management skill
> I've developed over the years.
>
> Seem's to come in handy!
>

One of my favorite 'current quotes' comes from a Mythbusters outtake:

"I reject your reality, and substitute my own!"

Works for me. Who's to say what's 'real'?

Patriarch

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Patrick Conroy

in reply to Patrick Conroy on 22/06/2005 3:21 PM

23/06/2005 3:21 PM

Patriarch <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

>
>
> YOUR out of pocket was $72. Somebody else, possibly from your gene
> pool, came up with the other $170.

I simply choose to ignore the fact that the net loss to the Conroy
household was $140... Ignoring reality is a special management skill I've
developed over the years.

Seem's to come in handy!

>
> Still, it's a really nice jig. Make some beautiful stuff for those
> folks who helped you get there.

A'yup - already told my friends they've condemned themselves to a lifetime
supply of dovetailed boxes, drawers, chests, etc...


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