: What? No Cartoon Network?...what do you folks do at night?... on second
: thought, you don't have to answer that.

I´m building kayaks, of course. And bakes my bread, and a lot of other things.
Most of the tv-programs are of no interest to me. I feel insulted of all these docu-soap-operas. Why shall I spend my precious time whatching such scrap?

: I bought my colourtv in 1972 and its

: Must be made in Sweden!

No, it´s one of the first Sony Trinitron models. The channel tuner has had it´s best days but I can use a video for tuning my three channels. The authorities are threatening with digital-tv now. And if my old set is useless then I´ll skip tv. It´s better with radio cause I can do other things while listening.

: Cu-bit (n). An ancient unit of linear measure, originally equal to the length
: of the forearm from the tip of the middle finter to the elbow, or from 17
: to 22 inches (43.18cm-55.88cm). "The New College Edition, The
: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language", (1978)

Thanks!

: "Why two layers?"

: And I will answer: The shores around our

: A boat maker's worse nightmare! Definately a "get out and carry the boat
: to shore" situation.

: I put on two layers and spare me some repair later. And it´s

: Yeah, and much prettier than a skid strip...you know, those plastic things
: that some people put on the keels of their boats...kind of ugly on a
: wooden boat, but not so obtrusive on a plastic one. Ever consider using
: graphite powder mixed in with the epoxy? I've seen it as an accent on the
: stems of some canoes, though never on a kayak.

Yes, I have thought of that but it doesn´t feel right. It will not look nice.

: Good, hurry up!

I have updated my site with some stuff too.

The keyring can be used as a badge too. Just make an autopsy on an old chrashed harddiskdrive. Inside you will find a very strong supermagnet used as regulator for the reading arm. Take them away and glue on the backside of the badge.