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[bollix]

I have discovered some amazing things about myself in the past few weeks. I can use the drill. I can sand things. I can use a crowbar. (That is FUN, by the way.) I can touch gross stuff. I can clean filth that isn't related to me

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[peggyblah]

i'm glad you have such a consuming project. i look forward to more NW stories, too.

[bollix]

Most of my Nasty William stories are ones that I made up in my head.

[peggyblah]

even better! your imagination is much more creative & interesting than the reality that is most people.

[sovereignann]

I hate to say this, but my solution may have been the aquarium-above-your-kitchen ceiling too. But that I think is because I don't have a dad who is handy. He's great, don't get me wrong, but changing the washers in the sink is about as handy as he gets.

Still sends you hugs. :)

[bollix]

Thank you... hugs are still needed and appreciated!

[sucktastic]

OH. MY GOD. aquarium above the kitchen ceiling.
i can sympathize. we've enjoyed the plaster walls filled with plastic bags for insulation. why insulate properly when you can jam grocery bags into a hole in the wall? ughgh.

[bollix]

Nasty William would say, "Why buy bullets when you can make your own?"

"Why USE the cleaning products when they look so pretty in their intact bottles from 1982?"

[peggyblah]

hey, making your own bullets is fun. no, seriously. i used to love to do that when my dad worked part-time at a gun range when i was 11. okay, maybe things that are fun when you're 11 don't *seem* like they would be as fun when you're almost 35. but i did really like it!

[ashbloem]

I never dreamed people made their own bullets. Just seems one of those things one purchases. For safety and all. As safe as these things go, that is.