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I have the best wife! She knows what I want for my birthday
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Can't wait to get 220 in the garage!
I'm a happy camper

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Hey ,

Thats cool. My wife bought me a welder for Christmas a few years back. We had been saving up for it, but i thought we still had a bit to go. But she had already ordered it ready for Christmas day.

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Sure beats getting a tie ;)
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That's awesome!

Does she have a sister?


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delraydella wrote:That's awesome!

Does she have a sister?


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Bwahahaha nope. Just two brothers and neither of them can cook ;)
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Nice work!

my missus is the same, that's how I ended up with this puppy for my 28th birthday

http://www.tradetools.com/products/NB160X
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You guys are doing all right, or I'm doing something wrong. I got a pair of socks for my birthday... :o :lol:
Go break something, then you can weld it back the right way.

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Very Nice! You are indeed a lucky man.
I'm curious as to how those little Thermal Arc machines perform. I was looking at one last year as well. Seems almost too good to be true, but if they really can do all three functions, it is a great deal!
Perfection is impossible, but if you strive for perfection, excellence is obtainable!

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Harris "Spitfire" Oxy-Acetylene Set
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Fat Bob wrote:You guys are doing all right, or I'm doing something wrong. I got a pair of socks for my birthday... :o :lol:
Well, at least it was a PAIR!

You know where you stand when you get ONE sock, and a bottle of lotion....

(Ohhh, I'm going to hell for that....) :lol:

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Otto Nobedder wrote:
Fat Bob wrote:You guys are doing all right, or I'm doing something wrong. I got a pair of socks for my birthday... :o :lol:
Well, at least it was a PAIR!

You know where you stand when you get ONE sock, and a bottle of lotion....

(Ohhh, I'm going to hell for that....) :lol:

Steve S
You don't really think I can just leave this alone do you?

"Late one evening there was a sound at the" ...oh never mind, this is a family site. :oops:
Go break something, then you can weld it back the right way.

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Do I sense a Limmerick?
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there once was a wife named Helga
who bought her fine husband a welder
he said with a grin
as he arced one up
my dear you are quite a pup
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Otto Nobedder wrote:Do I sense a Limmerick?
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