how much electricity can rubber withstand to were it can kill you?
I've never worked with resin before so this is just something I myself would try. Sand the block first and then add a thick coat of clear lacquer.
Dogs do. Cats don't. That cat was probably thinking that it was doing this guy a favor. He looks like he could use some hair.
Ah. Hairballs. Anywhere they happen, there they are. My cat loved this brown gel from the vet, in a stiff tube to put on top of her food and help dissolve them, and it vastly cut down on them. And when animals follow etiquette, there'll be no water left in Lake Erie.
Quite a hair raising experience by the looks of it.
I enjoyed the little comic but I think CO makes a valid point. I guess it can't really be considered rude, unless we also consider it rude when a two year old sits in his stroller and picks for boogers. Wait. Did I say that?
