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I met the new Neighbor... oh, boy...

Sounds like he's setting the benchmark for your future interactions. Time to pull the pants off in his presence and start wiping yourself down in your own excrement. This ought to either give him what he needs to retreat, or place you in an uncomfortable mating custom that I'm unaware of. Who knows, either way you might get lucky.



:rolleyes:
 
Matthew Gregory said:
Sounds like he's setting the benchmark for your future interactions. Time to pull the pants off in his presence and start wiping yourself down in your own excrement. This ought to either give him what he needs to retreat, or place you in an uncomfortable mating custom that I'm unaware of. Who knows, either way you might get lucky.



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Exactly.
 
The good thing about idiots is that they don't leave you wondering if they are one. The bad thing is they often don't leave immediately after informing you of their idiocy.

My deep sympathies, Rick.
 
The reason people piss in the quench bucket is that they are to lazy to walk out side
and don't mind the smell of freshly burnt piss in there shop!:barf:
 
In the far past, urine was a water based liquid with a salt (mostly urea) in it. It was reasonably consistent, and readily available. Different animals ( and virgins) had different degrees of salt content. Steel was very simple and it was all water/brine quenched. It was that simple back then. This was the case up until 100 years ago.

Today, anyone proposing this as "Good Bladesmithing" is an idiot.
 
^
It does take the "sole authorship" concept to the next level though ;)
 
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