Posted by garytomaszewski on December 18, 2008 at 07:00:27 from (4.158.174.176):
In Reply to: Concoctions posted by num hutz on December 18, 2008 at 04:28:58:
Buickanddeere & bruster, Some of us grew up with little extra money and had parents who live thru the 1930 depression and learned to make do with what was available. I thank God for the ethics that they gave me and the talent my brother and I have to make things work the way we want them, not the compromise design to fit all purposes. Neighbors $1000 sprayer monitor/foamer quit and he finished with my homemade ($62 cash and spare pieces{documented because we like to know what we spend}, SOMETIMES it would have been more economical to buy.
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