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I Vote For Humpday Triviola!

#1

I Vote For Humpday Triviola!

Enough of the politics already! Let's get back to what's really important....woodworking!

But since we just had an election I'll toss this one out:

George Washington liked these so much that he had 27 of them at Mount Vernon...and be specific!

Tom

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#3

Where they Arabian?

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#4

Uhhhh....NO! ;-)

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#5

Nope.

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#6

Were they helpful after the sun set?

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#7

Getting colder.

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#8

Hint #1

These were first designed in England but were far more popular in America.

Tom

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#10

Easy Hint #2

A woodworking scene in a Mel Gibson movie will give you the answer.

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#11

Re: Easy Hint #2

Windsor style chairs ? From the movie "The Patriot"? (I think )

Couldn't get it without the hint though.

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#12

If it is the Patriot

I'm remembering that Gibson was in a rocking chair that collapsed and that answer was rejected early.

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#13

At last...a winner...and the answer.

Don gets the Humpday Golden Uni for his answer of Windsor chairs. Our first President was very fond of Windsor Chairs and the records of his household belongings showed that he owned 27 of them at Mount Vernon.

Thanks for playing.

Tom

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