The wife told him to sell the extra planes.
Chad Pearson
>...and now he can tell her nobody is willing to buy it...he better just let a few more collect around the house.
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
The wife told him to sell the extra planes.
Chad Pearson
>...and now he can tell her nobody is willing to buy it...he better just let a few more collect around the house.
Sorry...should be posted under bargain #3 below.
Chad Pearson
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Yep, Chad
Scott Burr in cold Ben Lomond,CA
>That's one way of looking at it. Thinking that myself...
As well as a lot of us. 8^)
So you're thinking
Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA
>that this is the reverse of that urban legend about the ex who sells a Porsche for $1 because the divorce settlement required her/him to sell the car and split the proceeds? Interesting theory.
I don't know...I've been to too many garage sales with, as Tom MacGregor reports from looking at the seller's other offerings, "...Lots of stuff covered with hearts or teddybears. A few things covered with hearts AND teddybears..." and one or two overpriced tools - in other words, people who have no idea what a hand tool is worth but just know that it's old looking and therefore must be insanely valuable. I wouldn't assume the wifely pressure scenario.
Re: The wife told him to sell the extra planes.
Kevin French, Antrim NH
>WHAT is this talk of EXTRA planes?
And if there WAS such a thing, what did you do put them all on display and let SWMBO see them?
Re: The wife told him to sell the extra planes.
Chad Pearson
>I agree...putting all the planes together in one place and letting SWMBO see them en mass is the second largest mistake a person can make (right behind starting a land war in asia).
Keep em in a closed case I say!!!
Not nessacelery...
Scott Burr in cold Ben Lomond,CA
>Honey I need this one for your sewing cabinet...etc...
The vegie responce. It works!