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| Re: hah, wife expressed her interest [message #38545 is a reply to message #38540] |
Wed, 02 October 2002 14:37   |
bmar
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Registered: May 2009
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Ha! In my house a speaker has to double as some kind of end table!
with the main speakers growing taller. I got the
"your just going to make those damn things so high, I can't put anything on the top are'nt you" past 5 years Ive been using marine spar varnish on coffee and end tables or anything that seems like a drink or a plant would sit on. It held up well for all the wooden boats in the water and its great when someone forgets a coaster too. Bill
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| Horizontal Surface [message #38552 is a reply to message #38545] |
Thu, 03 October 2002 05:37 |
JLapaire
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Registered: May 2009
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Master |
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A little give and take is important in any relationship. I came home one day and found freshly-watered plants on top of my freshly-finished Theater 4s and just had to be thankful for having had a chance to rub in all those coats of tung oil.
BTW, while my decoupage suggestion above was slightly tongue-in-cheek, the thought occurred to me that maybe I should ask her; given a large speaker, what form she'd like it to be in. My guess is that it would have a nice horizontal surface for plants and doodahs.John
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| Re: that's the second choice! [message #38557 is a reply to message #38552] |
Thu, 03 October 2002 15:33 |
bmar
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If I asked my wife what form she would like the next speaker in. I'm quite sure the answer would be, a suppository.
I give the horizontil surface a close 2nd!
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