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Not that I'm a total expert, but I'd opt for sanding. Any new cuts you make are likely to splinter as well so I think doing things on a finer level is needed. - Spidra Webster

Good to know, Janet. I have to sand the faces of the rail boards as well. Some still have visible markings stamped on them, and some have pretty noticeable residual saw blade indentations, all of which I want to remove before I stain it later this summer. Someone told me I should wait two years before I stain/seal the wood, but it's looking like it might be taking in more moisture than it's letting out. Plus I really want to soften the 'new wood' look that really stands out against a 60 year old house. - Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ

it's a Honda CR-V and far and away the most money I've ever spent on a car. Love it, though. - teleken from BuddyFeed

Any time. :) I must be getting old; this time around I shopped safety before style. IMO I got both with this car. IHSA has this one second to the Forester, BTW - they're more or less neck and neck. - teleken from BuddyFeed

SHE ATE ALL THE GOOD STUFF! - Stephan Planken from iPhone

◠‿◠✿ - mina_sydney

Indeed it does. Sting has said that before. - DAMMIT, MR. NOODLE

http://youtu.be/nTFNm7StOR4 - Johnny from iPhone

Yes - maʀtha from Android

I used to love that show, but I think it was on at a weird time. I have memories of having to record it to watch it. ETA: It also reminded me of The Gong Show in it's funnyness. - Anika

Ah, the 80s: https://www.youtube.com/watch... - Anika

I remember that! It used to be on the TV when my Mom came to pick me up from daycare. I remember liking the theme song. - DB, Just DB #TeamMonique

Snowy Elvis! - Shannon - GlassMistress

We saw an interesting trio at Walmart today. - Kelli H. from Android

"In larger cities, water-supply infrastructure was built to ensure public access to clean water. In medieval London, for example, the City Council began construction on what was called "the Great Conduit" in 1236. This was a complex of pipes that brought water from a large fresh spring at Tyburn to a pumping house with cisterns at Cheapside. This fed local cisterns all over London. [...] People did drink a lot of ale and beer, but not because their water was so bad. The brews in question were much weaker than their modern equivalents but had the effect of providing much-needed calories to laborers and farmers, as well as being thirst-quenching and re-hydrating in hot weather or when working hard and losing sweat. Given the long days medieval workers put in, ale and beer were a major and necessary part of a laborer's daily energy intake. This should be seen as something like the medieval equivalent of drinking Gatorade." - Betsy #TeamMonique from Bookmarklet

"Reality No. 4: Dwight's offensive game hasn't improved Did he fail out of Hakeem's summer camp and we never got the memo? Every Dwight jump hook looks like he's hurling a rock through a window. His footwork gives you that same "I'm just trying to get through this sequence alive" feeling you get when you're watching D-list celebs on Dancing With the Stars. He can't make even a 10-foot jumper, and his free throw shooting is more ghastly than ever (49 percent). He's a lousy passer from the low post who has never averaged even TWO assists per game. And he rarely out-hustles other bigs down the floor for layups or dunks anymore, something Tim Duncan gleefully exposed during the humiliating Spurs beatdown. Should Duncan (37, nearly 1,382 career games) repeatedly beat Howard (27, 758 career games) down the floor in a playoff game? You tell me." - Andrew C (✓) from Bookmarklet

Calling him Fredo kinda implies Jeannie shoulda put him on a boat years ago, huh. - Andrew C (✓)

I didn't know that the lead singer of Toto was John Williams' son. Wow. - Anika

Return of The Jedi does hold the dubious honor of being the first Star Wars movie to feature more than one woman who was more than a background extra. Take a bow, Mon Motha. You broke new ground in a way that is genuinely embarrassing to admit. (Seriously, Princess Leia is the only named female character in the first two Star Wars movies.) - SteVe C

That one was weird. What about Aunt Beru? - Anika

So Sophie walks in, her eyes adjust to the darkness. Then she looks up and says: is that dinosaur music, Dad? - Stephan Planken from iPhone

This made me laugh (probably to the annoyance of some). - Stephan Planken from iPhone

WANT - jambina

they really are this bright too. you can see them coming from a mile away. - holly #ravingfangirl

You're doing a pretty good job. <3 you. - Mary Carmen from iPhone

Yay!!!! - Mary Carmen

How's Margaery? - Mary B: #TeamMonique

The visit was great, both daughter and I will sleep well tonight. :) - Stephan Planken from iPhone

جووونم - Nan♀

:) - egemen from Android

from singapore? http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3346... - Abdul Relief

Hahahaha! That ID is on a level with "McLovin" - Spidra Webster

Whatever you decide to do, I hope this weekend's romancing goes better than the last few. - John (bird whisperer)

Steve, I don't believe that for a second! - t-ra: not givin up

With a name like that, it has to be good. - SteVe C

Haha! Yes!! - Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart from Android

A local store carries these. They are yummy. They also have Hanuta. Seek it out. - scherbi: bottom dweller

"In case you were worried you'd ever get a good night's sleep again, here are some stuffed animals that go way beyond wrong." - Morton Fox from Bookmarklet

Some of them are just bad, but then others show a certain perverse creativity. - John (bird whisperer)

hah i love Maya - SteVe C