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On Feb 12, 2:28 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote:
wrote: On Feb 11, 3:54 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 2:21 pm, "Moonraker" wrote: wrote in message oups.com... On Feb 11, 10:51 am, "Bill" wrote: I made a panel 18 by 24 inches, I want to it in a window frame. should i put a piece of clear glass in front of and behind the panel, (sandwich the panel). I used the foil method on the panel thanx bill Installation article http://www.debrady.com/technical/images/Installing.jpg Who did you plagarize that from? I'll be teaching a class in reinforcement and installation techniques at Victorian GlassFest 2007. Wanna learn how to do it right? http://www.glasscampus.com/VGAF/index.html For someone who has little, if any, real professional experience in installation or reinforcement of stained glass it amazes me that you feel qualified to teach this. Reading books and "borrrowing" information from the net or your couple of years gleening information from the Warner-Criv chatboard hardly makes you a quaified professional. If on the other hand, you were able to provide any sort of proof of your qualifications, or actual work for that matter, then I might reconsider my opinon of you. But alas...I will not be holding my breath.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - http://www.debrady.com/repairs/repairs.htm One of hundreds. New repair and commssion jobs being done each day. As to your opinion.....it's as irrelevant and inconsequential as your buddy Buttscratcher. That's it? One picture that's been the only picture on that page for at least the past two years. Oh btw...I'm reading on how to be a brain surgeon and you've been choosen to be my first patient. Face it...if you had all this experience you'd have a whole website devoted to it rather than plagerizing and just rewriting stuff you've read on the net. BTW...a big yankee hello from Buttscratcher!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Talk is cheap - especially from a pair with neither the balls nor backbone to identify themself. How 'bout showing something you've done? |
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On Feb 12, 2:55 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote:
wrote: On Feb 12, 2:28 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 3:54 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 2:21 pm, "Moonraker" wrote: wrote in message oups.com... On Feb 11, 10:51 am, "Bill" wrote: I made a panel 18 by 24 inches, I want to it in a window frame. should i put a piece of clear glass in front of and behind the panel, (sandwich the panel). I used the foil method on the panel thanx bill Installation article http://www.debrady.com/technical/images/Installing.jpg Who did you plagarize that from? I'll be teaching a class in reinforcement and installation techniques at Victorian GlassFest 2007. Wanna learn how to do it right? http://www.glasscampus.com/VGAF/index.html For someone who has little, if any, real professional experience in installation or reinforcement of stained glass it amazes me that you feel qualified to teach this. Reading books and "borrrowing" information from the net or your couple of years gleening information from the Warner-Criv chatboard hardly makes you a quaified professional. If on the other hand, you were able to provide any sort of proof of your qualifications, or actual work for that matter, then I might reconsider my opinon of you. But alas...I will not be holding my breath.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - http://www.debrady.com/repairs/repairs.htm One of hundreds. New repair and commssion jobs being done each day. As to your opinion.....it's as irrelevant and inconsequential as your buddy Buttscratcher. That's it? One picture that's been the only picture on that page for at least the past two years. Oh btw...I'm reading on how to be a brain surgeon and you've been choosen to be my first patient. Face it...if you had all this experience you'd have a whole website devoted to it rather than plagerizing and just rewriting stuff you've read on the net. BTW...a big yankee hello from Buttscratcher!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Talk is cheap - especially from a pair with neither the balls nor backbone to identify themself. How 'bout showing something you've done? You're the one spouting about being the professional and spewing forth all sorts of experience. And as you would know...talk is cheap.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - So.....you're tellin' me your work is so amateur, you're embarrased to display it publicly? |
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On Feb 12, 2:55 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 12, 2:28 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 3:54 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 2:21 pm, "Moonraker" wrote: wrote in message oups.com... On Feb 11, 10:51 am, "Bill" wrote: I made a panel 18 by 24 inches, I want to it in a window frame. should i put a piece of clear glass in front of and behind the panel, (sandwich the panel). I used the foil method on the panel thanx bill Installation article http://www.debrady.com/technical/images/Installing.jpg Who did you plagarize that from? I'll be teaching a class in reinforcement and installation techniques at Victorian GlassFest 2007. Wanna learn how to do it right? http://www.glasscampus.com/VGAF/index.html For someone who has little, if any, real professional experience in installation or reinforcement of stained glass it amazes me that you feel qualified to teach this. Reading books and "borrrowing" information from the net or your couple of years gleening information from the Warner-Criv chatboard hardly makes you a quaified professional. If on the other hand, you were able to provide any sort of proof of your qualifications, or actual work for that matter, then I might reconsider my opinon of you. But alas...I will not be holding my breath.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - http://www.debrady.com/repairs/repairs.htm One of hundreds. New repair and commssion jobs being done each day. As to your opinion.....it's as irrelevant and inconsequential as your buddy Buttscratcher. That's it? One picture that's been the only picture on that page for at least the past two years. Oh btw...I'm reading on how to be a brain surgeon and you've been choosen to be my first patient. Face it...if you had all this experience you'd have a whole website devoted to it rather than plagerizing and just rewriting stuff you've read on the net. BTW...a big yankee hello from Buttscratcher!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Talk is cheap - especially from a pair with neither the balls nor backbone to identify themself. How 'bout showing something you've done? You're the one spouting about being the professional and spewing forth all sorts of experience. And as you would know...talk is cheap.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - So.....you're tellin' me your work is so amateur, you're embarrased to display it publicly? So you're really saying you have no work to show to prove anything you say. One panel on a table being fixed doesn't mean anything in regards to knowing anything about restoration or repairs or reinforcement or proper design. Like I said, I'm not the one saying I'm the professional know-it-all. |
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On Feb 12, 3:16 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote:
wrote: On Feb 12, 2:55 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 12, 2:28 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 3:54 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 2:21 pm, "Moonraker" wrote: wrote in message oups.com... On Feb 11, 10:51 am, "Bill" wrote: I made a panel 18 by 24 inches, I want to it in a window frame. should i put a piece of clear glass in front of and behind the panel, (sandwich the panel). I used the foil method on the panel thanx bill Installation article http://www.debrady.com/technical/images/Installing.jpg Who did you plagarize that from? I'll be teaching a class in reinforcement and installation techniques at Victorian GlassFest 2007. Wanna learn how to do it right? http://www.glasscampus.com/VGAF/index.html For someone who has little, if any, real professional experience in installation or reinforcement of stained glass it amazes me that you feel qualified to teach this. Reading books and "borrrowing" information from the net or your couple of years gleening information from the Warner-Criv chatboard hardly makes you a quaified professional. If on the other hand, you were able to provide any sort of proof of your qualifications, or actual work for that matter, then I might reconsider my opinon of you. But alas...I will not be holding my breath.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - http://www.debrady.com/repairs/repairs.htm One of hundreds. New repair and commssion jobs being done each day. As to your opinion.....it's as irrelevant and inconsequential as your buddy Buttscratcher. That's it? One picture that's been the only picture on that page for at least the past two years. Oh btw...I'm reading on how to be a brain surgeon and you've been choosen to be my first patient. Face it...if you had all this experience you'd have a whole website devoted to it rather than plagerizing and just rewriting stuff you've read on the net. BTW...a big yankee hello from Buttscratcher!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Talk is cheap - especially from a pair with neither the balls nor backbone to identify themself. How 'bout showing something you've done? You're the one spouting about being the professional and spewing forth all sorts of experience. And as you would know...talk is cheap.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - So.....you're tellin' me your work is so amateur, you're embarrased to display it publicly? So you're really saying you have no work to show to prove anything you say. One panel on a table being fixed doesn't mean anything in regards to knowing anything about restoration or repairs or reinforcement or proper design. Like I said, I'm not the one saying I'm the professional know-it-all.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I'm saying I have no reason to prove anything to you or your cowardly compadre. Your opinions are irrelevant and inconsequential. No more then the anonymous internet babblings of a troll team dolt duo. Perhaps you pair combine a complete wit - half each. |
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On Feb 12, 3:16 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 12, 2:55 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 12, 2:28 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 3:54 pm, "Chemosabe" wrote: wrote: On Feb 11, 2:21 pm, "Moonraker" wrote: wrote in message oups.com... On Feb 11, 10:51 am, "Bill" wrote: I made a panel 18 by 24 inches, I want to it in a window frame. should i put a piece of clear glass in front of and behind the panel, (sandwich the panel). I used the foil method on the panel thanx bill Installation article http://www.debrady.com/technical/images/Installing.jpg Who did you plagarize that from? I'll be teaching a class in reinforcement and installation techniques at Victorian GlassFest 2007. Wanna learn how to do it right? http://www.glasscampus.com/VGAF/index.html For someone who has little, if any, real professional experience in installation or reinforcement of stained glass it amazes me that you feel qualified to teach this. Reading books and "borrrowing" information from the net or your couple of years gleening information from the Warner-Criv chatboard hardly makes you a quaified professional. If on the other hand, you were able to provide any sort of proof of your qualifications, or actual work for that matter, then I might reconsider my opinon of you. But alas...I will not be holding my breath.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - http://www.debrady.com/repairs/repairs.htm One of hundreds. New repair and commssion jobs being done each day. As to your opinion.....it's as irrelevant and inconsequential as your buddy Buttscratcher. That's it? One picture that's been the only picture on that page for at least the past two years. Oh btw...I'm reading on how to be a brain surgeon and you've been choosen to be my first patient. Face it...if you had all this experience you'd have a whole website devoted to it rather than plagerizing and just rewriting stuff you've read on the net. BTW...a big yankee hello from Buttscratcher!!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Talk is cheap - especially from a pair with neither the balls nor backbone to identify themself. How 'bout showing something you've done? You're the one spouting about being the professional and spewing forth all sorts of experience. And as you would know...talk is cheap.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - So.....you're tellin' me your work is so amateur, you're embarrased to display it publicly? So you're really saying you have no work to show to prove anything you say. One panel on a table being fixed doesn't mean anything in regards to knowing anything about restoration or repairs or reinforcement or proper design. Like I said, I'm not the one saying I'm the professional know-it-all.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I'm saying I have no reason to prove anything to you or your cowardly compadre. Your opinions are irrelevant and inconsequential. No more then the anonymous internet babblings of a troll team dolt duo. Perhaps you pair combine a complete wit - half each. Well...you must feel that you have something to prove by constatly offering out so called experienced information and then when questioned or even asked politley about your experience you try to turn the tables and avoid answering simple questions. Heck, you can't even provide the name of the college you graduated from. (yawn). |
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wrote in message I'm saying I have no reason to prove anything to you or your cowardly compadre. Your opinions are irrelevant and inconsequential. No more then the anonymous internet babblings of a troll team dolt duo. Perhaps you pair combine a complete wit - half each. Alligator mouth. Hummingbird ass. |
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wrote in message http://www.debrady.com/repairs/repairs.htm One of hundreds. New repair and commssion jobs being done each day. That's your claim to fame? Featuring the repair of a sidelite? Bwahahahaha. Allegedly 100 yrs old, too. With modern glass in it. Nice restoration, dumbass. If you ever do anything noteworthy, you'll let everybody know, won'tcha? Just like you'll let everybody know when that container load of glass gets to Finland. |
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wrote in message oups.com... Talk is cheap - especially from a pair with neither the balls nor backbone to identify themself. How 'bout showing something you've done? Why should we believe your real name is Dennis Brady? You've never told the truth about anything else. Are you claiming all those sushi dishes, bowls, and trays on your website are YOUR production? They look strangely like Chinese crap I saw on a giftware importer's site a while back. Not that I'm keeping score...but here's a short list of some of your more memorable lies, distortions, half-truths, mis-information, and just outright bull****. Non-existent 900F soldering tips. (Priceless.) Container loads of glass to Finland. (Ann-Marie is still waiting.) Stretching lead weakens it. (Trot out Arthur Foreskin's little BS report again. That's always good for a chuckle.) Bead Soldering at 12" per second. (My personal favorite.) Hundreds of "artisans" trained. (Where are they now? And what are they doing for 900F tips?) Supplier to hundreds of professional glass studios. (Not according to posts on WGB, LE, TAM) Selling over 500 kilns per year. (Move over, Delphi.) Stainless steel floors in kilns. And galvanized "heat shields". (Defies description.) Hot air sucks molds down to kiln shelves. (That's really a memorable one!) One can't fire BE and S96 on the same schedule. ( Brock especially likes that one.) Leaded windows installed on the South of a house sag outwards, Northern windows sag inwards. (That's really a good one, too.) Wet belt sanders are an absolute essential in every SG studio. (No financial interest there.) Teaching business courses at the university level. ( That's just SO special.) And it goes on and on and on and on. You know how certain phrases seem to go together? Like "apple pie" and "motherhood"? "Dennis Brady" and "****ing idiot" just seem to naturally roll off one's tongue together. Poetic, ain't it? |
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On Feb 13, 7:23 am, "Moonraker" wrote:
wrote in message oups.com... Talk is cheap - especially from a pair with neither the balls nor backbone to identify themself. How 'bout showing something you've done? Why should we believe your real name is Dennis Brady? You've never told the truth about anything else. Are you claiming all those sushi dishes, bowls, and trays on your website are YOUR production? They look strangely like Chinese crap I saw on a giftware importer's site a while back. Not that I'm keeping score...but here's a short list of some of your more memorable lies, distortions, half-truths, mis-information, and just outright bull****. Non-existent 900F soldering tips. (Priceless.) Container loads of glass to Finland. (Ann-Marie is still waiting.) Stretching lead weakens it. (Trot out Arthur Foreskin's little BS report again. That's always good for a chuckle.) Bead Soldering at 12" per second. (My personal favorite.) Hundreds of "artisans" trained. (Where are they now? And what are they doing for 900F tips?) Supplier to hundreds of professional glass studios. (Not according to posts on WGB, LE, TAM) Selling over 500 kilns per year. (Move over, Delphi.) Stainless steel floors in kilns. And galvanized "heat shields". (Defies description.) Hot air sucks molds down to kiln shelves. (That's really a memorable one!) One can't fire BE and S96 on the same schedule. ( Brock especially likes that one.) Leaded windows installed on the South of a house sag outwards, Northern windows sag inwards. (That's really a good one, too.) Wet belt sanders are an absolute essential in every SG studio. (No financial interest there.) Teaching business courses at the university level. ( That's just SO special.) And it goes on and on and on and on. You know how certain phrases seem to go together? Like "apple pie" and "motherhood"? "Dennis Brady" and "****ing idiot" just seem to naturally roll off one's tongue together. Poetic, ain't it? You're like one of those abnoxious mini dogs that does nothing but yip and piddle. It must be fun to jump out to snap and yap - then run away to hide behind a phoney name? How many are you using now? Do you need a special file to keep track? Cowardly little pup. The only thing you've any talent or capability for is being able to **** all over yourself by publicly demonstrating a distinct inability to behave like an adult. |
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