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So whats the complimentary business? And welcome aboard.

SKY gazing? And then the picture you posted reminds me of something also......hmmm. I'm sure it will come to me.

Thats FANTASTIC!!!! Congratulations Joe.

You could always target a certain market? :Big Laugh Don't wear the skirt too short....it just says "I'm a slut".

very impressive!!!!

Its out there now. I'd be interested to hear "the rest of the story".

Only because it was the weekend.....and the wife was away. Its monday and no time to play now.

Add some silicone behind the angles also.

I like that. Love it.

cool video.

Hah.....even my diagram (proof of your ignorance) dosen't dissuade you. Shucks..... I lost again? :ROFLMAO:

My 2 pics vs 10? You're correct, I don't have to prove myself. I think I allready told Keith that very thing. Most of my posts were in response to him. If you feel the best way to mark your holes on a 40" x 108" sign....that is allready attached to 10' 4x4 posts, is to stand it up...... well...

Wow....why yes I did Colorado. Why is it you ask? Do you think it should have been painted prior to install? Prior to welding all the plug holes and plates, then grinding them smooth? don't embarrass yourself any further Colorado. . . . . Keith, I see you have installed a subway...

I don't have to prove anything to you Keith. But I will say..... I'd find it hard to believe a national chain would hire a sign company that DIDN'T know what they were doing. I think thats proof enough. No offense, and to those members here that know me personally....well, I don't have to...

yep, one man lifted that sign. Nothing gets by you. Nope not the biggest, although I don't have too many higher.....a few. That was one of the first pictures I came across of a "larger" sign install.

work smart or work stupid. You picking up and down a sign, just to mark holes is stupid. (a sign of that size anyways). fyi....no joke.

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its all good colorado. If I need to know how to "install" some vehicle graphics, I'll check with you first. As for installing "real" signs, you can call me anytime.

LOL..... did you ever hear of a tape measure? Damn thats the funniest thing I've read since....since, your last bit of advice. Stand up the sign so you can mark where to dig.....:ROFLMAO: Lay the sign down :ROFLMAO: Do you really have to lay the sign down again, being you have 2 guys...

I've done a hundreds of very thin wine glasses and also those thick mason jar mugs, and I never broke one. Unfortunately the rear window out of a customers vette didn't fair so well. One touch with the glass beads and POOF.....a million pieces.