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Thanks,

Yeah, it was just me who was okay.

The stools took the brunt of it . . . I finally threw away a stool I made years ago. It was made out of 2 by 6's and DW said, "It's too heavy!" So, I took it out and drilled 1" holes in it! Everywhere I could fit that 1" bit in, I drilled a hole . . . It looked like Swiss cheese. It was lighter, unrated, and still, I could trust it not to collapse.

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Wallp, hope I'm not next. At night my flat of beans goes on top of the wardrobe. I set my plastic outside chair in front of it for getting it up there. Sure hope it holds!

Luckily for me, my Hyperthyroid keeps my weight down.

Should I invent the hyperthyroid weight loss program and make a bazillion dollars?
 

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digitS' said:
What the heck is a kitchen stool for, except standing on??! The only way for me to tip the scales at 200# exactly, is to take my clothes off. Exactly 200# breaks the stool! I put the experience down to continuing my efforts to keep winter weight off! It did make me mad, tho' :rolleyes:.
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Steve, I'm very glad that only your pride was hurt... but I have to ask... is the painting without clothes to save on cleanup time???
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"One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas.

How he got into my pajamas I'll never know." ~ Groucho Marx

Just to be as accurate as possible, I climbed on the scales after reading this . . . 202#, in my pajamas. And, heavy wool socks - I hasten to add!

Steve

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digitS' said:
"One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas.

How he got into my pajamas I'll never know." ~ Groucho Marx

Just to be as accurate as possible, I climbed on the scales after reading this . . . 202#, in my pajamas. And, heavy wool socks - I hasten to add!

Steve

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Steve, you could go out and spade your frozen, rock strewn garden for 8 hours to burn off that 2 extra pounds :tools OR take off those pajamas and heavy wool socks and wala 200 lbs on the nose ! :ep
 

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canesisters said:
Steve, I'm very glad that only your pride was hurt... but I have to ask... is the painting without clothes to save on cleanup time???
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Ha! That's funny Cane!
If you paint with the right color you don't even have to worry about cleanup!
 

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How well do you think the clerk at the paint counter did matching my color?:

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It didn't change much once it was dry, after all!

:D Steve
 

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One of these days I'd love to paint my cabin all rainbows, inside and out. Just not sure how much of it would be done using a stool. Paintbrush extensions and holders are real good these days, and the small wizz rollers barely weigh anything even at the end of an extension handle.
 
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