Oh, I need the help of all you women

[Cindi]

JP, I can't believe you!!!!  You are one little brat!!!  You know that Bud would never give them up, they are far too coveted now, hee, hee.  Have that wonderful and great day, Cindi

[JP]

JP, I can't believe you!!!!  You are one little brat!!!  You know that Bud would never give them up, they are far too coveted now, hee, hee.  Have that wonderful and great day, Cindi

Bud, in fact did own the snips, but a little birdie told me they are headed Brian's way, and he will be using them to cut the ram that Brendhan tussled withs toe nails.


...JP

[Cindi]

JP, oh, eeks!!!  Now I am gonna have to be chasin' Brian for them, and they will no doubt smell like billy goat, cause I know the billy and the ram are in the same pen, now what I gonna do?    Have the most wonderful day, love our great lives we all live and share.  Cindi

[Frantz]

Ok, so just to update you all on the situation here. I have my first segment scheduled for Oct 6th which is next Monday. I think that we have decided to go with a format of The HomeCoach (thats me) who is going to show you how to build and repair things. All of them being easier than you might think. We will start out with some small segments doing some simple and really easy projects.
I think that this is going to be our first
 http://family.go.com/entertainment/craft-ff-26544-general-bone-e--part-t/
A little cheesy, but it should grab some attention and no power tools to start with.
We will see, I have all of your ideas logged and ready to go. I get to do segments once a month till Jan and then it is on a "lets see how it goes basis"
I will get you all more information so you can log onto the web site and give your input....
Recommended input being "Wow, that Frantz guy was sure helpful and extremely good looking as well, you should have him on more often!!!) But of course you could leave whatever input you like
F

[Irwin]

Frantz it guy's like you that cause me to much work. Go's like this I go to work wife stays home watches shows like your's I come home she Say's you could do this and I have to do it just to keep her happy some of the stuff is fun I wish you all the luck with your show

[Brian D. Bray]

I think you're smart for foregoing power tools to begin with.  It's much more important that beginners master the basics of removing fingers, toes, and other parts with hand tools first. 

And then you'll have to include some basic home handiman 1st aid too.  You know: removing splinters with duck bill pliers, bandaging large cuts with pop rivets, stopping bleeding with a hot soldering iron, etc.

[JP]

I think you're smart for foregoing power tools to begin with.  It's much more important that beginners master the basics of removing fingers, toes, and other parts with hand tools first. 

And then you'll have to include some basic home handiman 1st aid too.  You know: removing splinters with duck bill pliers, bandaging large cuts with pop rivets, stopping bleeding with a hot soldering iron, etc.

[/glow]

Sounds Frankensteinish to me. Tell me more, let me dim the lights first!


...JP

[Brian D. Bray]

I think you're smart for foregoing power tools to begin with.  It's much more important that beginners master the basics of removing fingers, toes, and other parts with hand tools first. 

And then you'll have to include some basic home handiman 1st aid too.  You know: removing splinters with duck bill pliers, bandaging large cuts with pop rivets, stopping bleeding with a hot soldering iron, etc.

[/glow]

Sounds Frankensteinish to me. Tell me more, let me dim the lights first!


...JP

Don't forget the Popcorn!  But seriously, nothing beats a good set of needle nosed pliers for removing splinters...metal or wood.