Date:         Mon, 2 Dec 2002 09:28:59 -0800
Reply-To:     Alistair Bell <albell@UVIC.CA>
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From:         Alistair Bell <albell@UVIC.CA>
Subject:      Re: Very First Domed Skylight
Comments: To: pensioner <al_knoll@pacbell.net>
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on 2/12/02 4:38 AM, Ol' Crusty wrote:



> Yeppo, I use them sextants, all the time, door stop, heave at noisy cats,
> chock the wheels...useful, yeppo.  But to get a sextant high enough so you
> can view the horizon you gotta have one helluva dome.


Hear that Trevor? Make the dome big!


> Up there in the wilds of canada, where the sun don't shine and the moose are
> nervous

Don't knock until you've tried it, "once you've had moose, everything else
feels loose."

>news travels slowly...Alistair sitting on his bicycle in the dark,

Waiting for the moose


> As a certifiable retro-grouch

Ah-ha! bingo!


> fiberglass one could do so with aplomb.

There you go again, brining ordnance into the picture!

> Yo, Alistair, that's what the knobby thingy does.


I know what the knobby thing does, that's why I am sitting on my bike in the
dark waiting for a moose.

>Try it when you find your
> garage.

Oh, I can find that ok, my van is parked in there for the winter. I wrote it
down on a bit of paper which I stuck onto the handlebars of my bike so that
I can remember where it is come springtime.


>
> Just how do you sneak into garages with a canoe on the roof?

verrrry slowly.


> pensioner ( doesn't need a canoe to find the garage in the dark )

no, you use a ball of twine.


Alistair