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Joanie's new Hula-hoop (pics)

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Royse

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Without the PA rails and the chloride, she might have tried.
She's actually cleaning up the rim for touch-up painting.
It was too high for her to reach over and see at the same time
from the outside, so this was her answer. It worked out well.
I cooked her steak for dinner. ;)

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My poor old "gublee" did the heavy lifting for us.
Some of you will remember this was a basket case when I bought
it. It is slightly better now, despite it's looks. Never lets us down.

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KOOL!!!!
She could serve, cocktails & 'Horse Doovies out of there!!! Yummy!
You could run the stuff from the house, and Les and I could just kick back and enjoy!!!!

MAYBE???????? :roll: [/i:38b0c63f94][/b:38b0c63f94]
 
Filled with calcium I wouldn't be
trusting those sheetmetal sawhorses!
That's a lot of weight!
 
Better mind your manners Lawson. If she can hula hoop with that, i
wouldn't get on her bad side!
 
It's not full of chloride markct, I drained what I could get out.
There's still is a little in there, just enough to hear it slosh.
Enough to feel weight shift when it moves though.
Thus ruining the Hula-hoop experience if one was to try. ;)
 
(quoted from post at 14:27:23 07/11/16) Better mind your manners Lawson. If she can hula hoop with that, i
wouldn't get on her bad side!
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Sounds like good advice Bob.
I'm not sure I've ever been anywhere else though! ;)
 
Amazing----U have help--let her do it ANY way she wants to..My little shop building is
Maybe 50 ft from the edge of the carport--I think my wife has walked down to the shop
twice in 20 yrs..and that was to tell me I had missed a work related phone call or
something like that,,no lingering and certainly no helping do anything..
 
Pretty easy to understand how you took it that way markct
with the way I worded it. Bad choice of words on my part.
It was a very valid point.
I wouldn't have set it on them full of chloride either!
 
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