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Bob Connor
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Post by Bob Connor » Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:48 pm

Thanks everyone for participating in the auctions.

There's still one more to go at some stage as Bob Cefalu has promised a set of something.

With the next auction in mind, we've made enough to cover the new server so we'll cover the postage for the winners.

Thanks very much to the right honorable Timothy Spittle and Uncle Bob Cefalu for their generous donations and also an extremely honorable mention to John Steele who didn't want to join in the auctions but made a donation nevertheless. Thanks John.

I've started configuring the new server but I reckon it'll be a couple of weeks before we migrate the forum over to it.

In the meantime my internet connection will kick back into overdrive at midnight tonight to the great joy of everyone including myself. Thanks for your patience - I've just negotiated a new set of downloading rules with the cherubs so we don't get throttled back to dial up speed again. (I did mention the word throttle in the negotiations :D )
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Post by Allen » Sun Nov 01, 2009 6:29 am

Enough chit chat, bring on the wood. :D
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Post by Nick » Sun Nov 01, 2009 8:26 am

Allen wrote:Enough chit chat, bring on the wood. :D
:lmao :lmao :lmao

To Tim & Uncle Bob I'll mirror Bob's appreciation. :cl :cl :cl :cl :cl
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Post by kiwigeo » Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:23 pm

Well the boss is in biiig trouble. I got back from NZ and found the Birdseye sheoak set had arrived. The boss had perched it on the drill press in the garage and there it had sat for quite a few days while Adelaide cooked in high 30's temperatures. I got home and found the package nicely dropped over the drill press..... :pissed

Gave the boss a dressing down and then secured the wood in the workshop under some weights and hopefully the set will be ok.

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