Tribe.net. Local Connections Foss http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/b1b976bc-600c-45cf-80a8-d853e6491b50 2009-04-01T20:18:52Z 2009-04-01T20:18:52Z

<div>Golf coast Crafty fag - ;-) <br/> <br/>Do yourselves a favor, go to Wally's World and get yourself a bottle of Sun Light Ovi-action dish detergent @ $2.78. <br/> <br/>Great paint remover for hands (altho' it says not to use on body (LOL)), but DON"T put anything in dishwasher like coffee pot, as it'll remove the paint, - so NO good china. Takes grease out of clothes, (after testing) stains out of carpets (wine) and loosens rusted on bottle tops. <br/> <br/>Just a tip - <br/> <br/>Huguz to all <br/>Foss</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 0 replies </div>

Foss 2009-04-01T20:18:52Z salubrity http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/688e08cb-1dc0-4e08-b0ea-dc7591092821 2008-09-22T17:06:17Z 2008-06-21T12:07:45Z

<div>Just had a nightmare of a project restoring my kitchen floors. We ripped up the cheap white tile which was laid over concrete board. Then pulled up the two layers of linoleum only to be halted by this black tar-like adhesive the bottom layer of linoleum had been applied with. Stripper didn't touch it, my old stand-by Krud Kutter didn't cut it, Goo-gone had no effect, even Behr Adhesive Remover (designed for such things) had no effect. Slow, hard scraping ensued. Back-aches and little progress became the ear-marks of the project. Not to mention the quips from my boyfriend that he can't use the kitchen for weeks... Oi! <br/> <br/>On a trip to Lowes to get some paint I ran across this old can of Kwik-Kleen Adhesive Remover - Industrial strength. Of course my eyes lit up and I HAD to have it. The can was slightly lightened and corroded so wanted a new one, which I couldn't find. The salesman, an elderly man who had obviously been there a decade too long, actually remembered when it came in and knew there were no more. As much as I didn't want to touch that can I *had* to have it. He offered it to me at a a discount. I took it and ran :P <br/> <br/>This can had a different technique than all the rest. You spread out the viscous liquid and then cover it with plastic. Wait 30 minutes and pull it up. I tried it. The tar adhesive came up like butter. I was in heaven. Then, the can ran out long before the floor was done. So, I decided to try the technique with Krud Kutter. I poured the Krud Kutter and covered it with a clear plastic and let it soak for 30 minutes. The tar pulled away from the floor as if they had never been connected. <br/> <br/>Then on 4 am morning trying to get this project done, I ran out of Krud Kutter. So, I tried it again with just soapy water. It worked like butter. I was amazed and got a slight chub :P <br/> <br/>So, it's the technique of soaking the adhesive covered that works. All those hours trying different solvents and it was the technique that was the charm. Go figure. <br/> <br/>Thought I'd share my Hand Fag experience. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 3 replies </div>

salubrity 2008-06-21T12:07:45Z Pete http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/99a0a74b-f4b3-44a5-a6c6-d13c227a463e 2008-01-21T16:14:23Z 2007-05-26T23:06:20Z

<div>I have a bonehead neighbor who is entirely without tools. This might be good because he is the kind of person who doesn't know how a screwdriver works. Problem is, he borrows stuff, and I always need to go over and get it back. I HATE needing to do this. My Dad taught me while still a child to promptly return anything you borrow from a neighbor. <br/>The latest deal is my lawnmower. He has none, and when he son comes by on Saturday borrows mine. EVERY week. This guy evidently thinks this is going to go on all summer long. <br/>So I need some advice. They are not bad people - we are lucky they aren't obnoxious. But this is becoming a nuisance I want to end without alienating him. <br/>Pete</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 9 replies </div>

Pete 2007-05-26T23:06:20Z Watchdog30306 http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/860c3205-c9c0-4886-9117-14ca1c409cfe 2007-08-06T00:21:41Z 2007-08-06T00:21:41Z

<div>(Group says) Hi Watchdog, Welcome. <br/> <br/>(I say) Currently I'm building a backyard arbor, tiling a kitchen back splash and making curtains for my recently reconstructed kitchen. I can't go to Home Depot and spend less than $100. I have no power over artsy-craftsy. Oh yeah. I have a painting I've nearly finished. <br/> <br/>(Group leader offers to get me a sponsor). <br/> <br/>OK. Enough silliness. I'm actually thrilled to find this group. Seems to suit me. And I'll bet some of you might relate to the beginning of this post. <br/> <br/>(All respect to those in 12-step programs. I've lived with a best friend in his 21st year.) <br/> <br/>Look forward to seeing all those "TOOL" belts. <br/> <br/>WD</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 0 replies </div>

Watchdog30306 2007-08-06T00:21:41Z Merton http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/7f29b177-d1c0-493f-a27e-99563c7424f0 2007-07-27T08:05:18Z 2007-07-27T08:05:18Z

<div>Hello Dear Tribe Members, <br/> <br/>Just Wanted to Introduce Myself… <br/>Hope you will want to see my page, send an add, and even write a testimonial: <br/>http://people.tribe.net/d6aa2e9c-308c-4ab8-b937-d29e5f46af62 <br/> <br/>I am author, artist, illustrator, filmmaker, and photographer, Merton Parrish. I am a devotee of Priapian Spirituality (Priapus), and have a special devotion to my fellow gay, bi and str8 m4m men. I have diverse interests and am enjoying the diversity here on Tribe. I live in the midwest with my male partner of eight years. I am 44 years young. <br/> <br/>Because the M4M life and Priapian Spirituality has been such a joy to me, I am here to provide information on these things for my m4m brothers. I would like to share with you my blogs, writing, art, and the various pages I have created on the net. I hope to be of service to you, connect with you, and become friends with you here on Tribe. <br/> <br/>I will enjoy knowing you visited my page. I would be so pleased if you would add me as a friend and write a testimonial, and hope that you will also bookmark my Tribe page, and bookmark the various pages I've listed in my links section (I think you will enjoy my regularly updated 360 and Blogger Blog in particular… http://mertonparrish.blogspot.com/ and http://360.yahoo.com/mertonparrish ) <br/> <br/>Finally, I'd be happy to chat/cam/IM/Em with you (for friendship, camming, play, cockworship, or to answer any questions you might have about M4M life or Priapian Spirituality). Detailed contact info is below my signature… <br/> <br/>Peace, guys! <br/> <br/>Merton :) <br/>************************* <br/>Tribe page: <br/>http://people.tribe.net/d6aa2e9c-308c-4ab8-b937-d29e5f46af62 <br/> <br/>Email: <br/>Preferreddad@aol.com <br/> <br/>My Y_hoo IMs: <br/>Numeroushats2 (for camming with guys nationwide) <br/>Numeroushats3 (for rt with Indianapolis guys/guys who visit Indianapolis) <br/>MertonParrish (for questions re: m4m/Priapian Spirituality) <br/> <br/>Note: If you send an add to my IM list for any of the above IMs, make sure your age, sex, and location is on your profile and 36</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 0 replies </div>

Merton 2007-07-27T08:05:18Z Max http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/f90fe327-1dbf-4a17-9636-f322b80a608b 2006-11-05T07:52:15Z 2006-11-05T07:52:15Z

<div>I needed more space to stash my stuff and I know those flimsy plastic bed risers they sell at Home Depot just wouldn't do. I took some empty Del Monte fruit cans (any brand that uses good cans will do) and reinforced them with bailing wire on the outside, filled them with fine gravel, packed down tight and set my bed on them. Five inches more in height is enough to make all kinds of extra room. <br/> <br/>Being a handy fag, I can now sew or knit a bed skirt that will cover things up. Next time there's a sale at Fabric Depot, I'll see what tickles my fancy.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 0 replies </div>

Max 2006-11-05T07:52:15Z transfag1 http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/26fcb5e8-d89f-4f75-a5b3-2c71430054cd 2006-11-05T03:18:19Z 2006-05-28T08:05:19Z

<div>I'm really handy with a paint brush, I've got "a good eye" for most anything to do with color/design etc, I can fix a few things, pretty good with a chain saw, not a bad gardener------ <br/> <br/>but there's sooooo many things I just can't do. Sometimes I just wish I could do some straightforward "bartering", ala "I will give you 2 blow jobs a day x 3 days if you will build me a 10 x 12 shed---- and I'll buy the materials!". I can see myself now, sitting on a milk crate on the median in a busy intersection, with a hand-lettered cardboard sign that reads "Will suck cock in exchange for simple home repairs!". :0</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 13 replies </div>

transfag1 2006-05-28T08:05:19Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/aa8f1328-ddee-4b29-923d-81e7f39abd6e 2006-05-09T07:23:34Z 2005-08-17T18:25:13Z

<div>I keep seeing these great looking upholstered panels on television and I'm curious if anyone has an idea for a good stout but lightweight backing board is for it. I'm formulating an idea to do the padded wall panels for my headboard. But don't want it too thick or too hard (gotta protect the top of one's head, you know) Just need some input from the other handy folks. :) <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 13 replies </div>

2005-08-17T18:25:13Z pdxpeppermint http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/801f5268-67d1-4539-9c7e-5128b0986bc4 2006-05-08T04:34:24Z 2005-09-25T00:36:00Z

<div>The upstairs rooms have vertical walls about 6 feet tall, then they slant at 45 degree angles and round themselves into the ceiling. I've painted the walls a dark and moody orange, the trim a dark plum and the angled walls and ceiling a cream but it looks kinda silly. Any ideas? I'm kinda good with things like this but I'm stumped. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 2 replies </div>

pdxpeppermint 2005-09-25T00:36:00Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/a79b8c5d-41a6-4676-b5be-603bb6ec1c03 2006-04-27T05:02:24Z 2006-04-26T02:31:55Z

<div>Hey handy fags. If your all that handy then answer that one. Or this one. Anybody know how to make the stones in a fireplace fit perfectly together? Or how to make new wood look like old barnwood in 10 minutes or less. Or how many yards in an 8'X10'X4" slab. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 16 replies </div>

2006-04-26T02:31:55Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/3c08e6e0-2904-4311-b941-607997c92655 2006-04-27T01:43:14Z 2005-11-14T17:48:49Z

<div>I wanted to introduce myself to the gang. I fit the description. My skills are waning after a long period of urban living. If anyone has a cool project they need some help with, please say hello. Have work gloves, will travel.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 3 replies </div>

2005-11-14T17:48:49Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/1e6c412a-9ff0-4a35-a7ac-03eb6b9c34a5 2006-03-27T06:02:15Z 2006-03-02T02:59:03Z

<div>I noticed a bit of swampiness in the hall the other day after doing a few loads of laundry in my Kenmore(Frigidaire) front loading washing machine. I just tore the front off the machine and it looks like there is water leaking from near where a bolt connects two pieces of drum together. I suppose my option at this point is to call the repair technician since I've had it 4 years and it's long out of warranty. <br/> <br/>anybody know if this is common in that type/model of washer?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 2 replies </div>

2006-03-02T02:59:03Z khrysso http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/52b8ec47-7e51-4894-900f-906664f614b0 2006-02-23T02:45:29Z 2006-01-01T18:39:01Z

<div>http://tribes.tribe.net/m4mflirt</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 1 reply </div>

khrysso 2006-01-01T18:39:01Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/7e761f44-e3b2-496e-96a2-d3f1702e0852 2005-12-29T18:46:46Z 2005-12-29T18:46:46Z

<div>http://tribes.tribe.net/BernardBaran <br/> <br/>"It was because he was a homosexual that he was arrested, it was because he was a homosexual that he was judged, it was as a homosexual that he was sentenced, and it was because he was a homosexual that no one can invoke on his behalf the voice of justice and truth..." </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 0 replies </div>

2005-12-29T18:46:46Z jimsweet http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/a7aea355-0acd-4a66-bdc3-01eac516d7b6 2005-12-12T19:07:16Z 2005-11-28T01:33:19Z

<div>Dood Whoever you are you are CUTE! <br/>I'm just curious who you are (naked blonde guy in the photo album leaning over truck engine bay)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 1 reply </div>

jimsweet 2005-11-28T01:33:19Z louiscsr http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/fd469e47-d60e-4d95-8d21-94d273cee0f1 2005-12-11T02:06:46Z 2005-12-08T20:53:46Z

<div>I would like to encourage all people who read this to send an email to tribe encouraging them to change their decision. If we flood them with enough messages, perhaps they will get the hint. <br/> <br/>If they do not change their policies, I strongly encourage everyone reading this to change their profile to reflect the CENSURE, by putting CENSURED throughout their profile on tribe. That should help get the message across. <br/> <br/>In the mean time, I am going to be pouring all of the good content and energy that I once poured into this site, into competing sites. <br/> <br/>Censorship should never be rewarded. <br/> <br/>Peace, <br/> <br/>--Louis, REX</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 3 replies </div>

louiscsr 2005-12-08T20:53:46Z jimsweet http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/01765c7c-a4ae-4f73-99c5-937aedde8d27 2005-11-28T01:29:21Z 2005-10-23T16:17:20Z

<div>New to tribe, just wanted to chime in. <br/>PLEASE don't ask me to decorate/paint/nail a board or any of that....But give me a Bosch fuel injection system or a Citroen ID19 to play with...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 3 replies </div>

jimsweet 2005-10-23T16:17:20Z Gary http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/d63ae5d1-c11e-4a52-b169-442ff1501c46 2005-11-16T15:26:17Z 2005-11-16T15:26:17Z

<div>so cool - glad i found this tribe! love to create, build and find ways of doing things myself. love to be creative with paint, can sew, knit - and when i learned how to knit (i decided to learn how to make my own wool, got a spinning wheel and made yarn to knit) make my own soap, built a tree house up in a friends woods - stuff like that. now for burning man 06 have a plan to use a friends acre of lavender to make lavender oil... been researching how to make a still - seems do-able with a pressure cooker - any ideas? <br/>be well; <br/>gary</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 0 replies </div>

Gary 2005-11-16T15:26:17Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/81996282-5fa1-44a5-a5db-e85d942dcb89 2005-09-25T20:05:33Z 2005-09-22T21:41:12Z

<div>Hey everybody, just wanted to say hi! New to tribe, really felt nailed when I read the description for handy fags! Well, turns out I am handy, and a fag! I travel around the country with my bf in a truck, and do odd jobs for odd people. Will be in the DC area until november, Chicago until christmas, and Florida after the new year. If anyone has a need for a couple of handy fags to help with a project, let us know! Or if you want to show us yours, we'll show you ours! Cheers, W.O.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 2 replies </div>

2005-09-22T21:41:12Z Skippy http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/619c94c8-1bde-47ad-b12a-44cef41ec485 2005-08-21T11:17:29Z 2005-08-17T09:35:45Z

<div>hey i just moved! so thats why im kinda late with the hello... but i get to mention all of the projects that go along with moving yay! before i do i just have to say that this is the first group (beside the odball dolphin sex group that a hag of mine made) that i have ever felt... well i guess comfortable enough to post n e thing in... none of the other groups that i have found really... well... spoke to me i guess /-=,' ha ha, n e way i have light fixtures to change (any reccomendations?) i have to plane down the bottom of the bathroom door cuz it scrapes on the floor (one of my biggest pet peeves) rescreen windows, add shelves and come up with alot more space than i think is possible (cuz this place is small!) and i haven't even finished unpacking! ok ... so a little bit of an introduction is in order... i like to fix things ha ha! ... i kind of atribute it to the fact that even when i was little i just really wanted to know the way that things worked... i took lots of toys apart yada yada yada i got in trouble and started learning to put them back together so that no one knew i took it apart... yeah... im a foxy one... ha ha i have to shine a little light towards my dad though, even if when i was a teenager i didn't want to do ANYTHING with him we worked on things around the house and cars and digging diches to run plumbing and building fences blah bitty blah... priceless knowledge... i also like to work on electronics just last night i refocused the lens on one of my clients playstation (i work one on one with young developmentally disabled adults hence client.. . well ok not all adults and not all young... ) and i built the computer that im typing on right now i am also really familiar with the way that windows works... i have no idea where my knowledge of electronics comes from ... i think its just a comuter age youngster thing ... maybe i was born with a chip in my head i dunno.... i do art to and i like to shop... that is kind of alot of introdution i'll shut up now <br/>reply to me please!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 4 replies </div>

Skippy 2005-08-17T09:35:45Z jeffreypine http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/220c3bb5-1ef5-4feb-871d-b31701d1f7d7 2005-08-17T18:21:55Z 2005-08-01T10:23:38Z

<div>I'm really digging these old roll-down blinds in my house. You can re-string them with just about any fabric (careful about thickness and flexibility). I'm using 8oz. cotton duck. Any other ideas?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 1 reply </div>

jeffreypine 2005-08-01T10:23:38Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/9098e1db-8e61-4dc6-ab39-01cf02eeb771 2005-08-01T02:05:01Z 2005-08-01T02:05:01Z

<div>Hey all, <br/> <br/>I work with a Radical Faerie Sanctuary in southern Oregon. We're currently upgrading the kitchen we use for large gatherings and could use some advice from somebody who knows about building to code (mainly to let us know if we're making any huge mistakes). We can't pay much (read: if at all) but could give you a nice tax-deductable receipt for your time. Anybody interested in hanging out in the woods with a bunch of sissies wearing toolbelts? <br/> <br/>David Covenant the Paradox <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 0 replies </div>

2005-08-01T02:05:01Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/2fd980aa-cec0-462c-ac92-69ed7fc6f0db 2005-03-11T18:05:46Z 2005-03-11T02:57:25Z

<div>hey Tribesters - just saying hey, good to be in the tribe. Please excuse the late hello, just seeing what tribes fit b4 posting. Thx. <br/> <br/>-Beester</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 2 replies </div>

2005-03-11T02:57:25Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/1f23f95e-13e2-4507-8d3d-7b132a56be76 2005-03-10T23:22:48Z 2005-02-26T07:00:24Z

<div>Well, now we at least know the answer. <br/> <br/>http://sanfrancisco.tribe.net/template/pub%2CViewPhoto.vm/context/tribe?page=1&amp;currentoffset=0&amp;parentid=04b511f2-7717-483a-abe9-cd392e77a154&amp;sortby&amp;rows&amp;r=10535 <br/> <br/>Two. <br/> <br/>One to change it while naked, the other to photograph it. I would have thought there would have been a third, but obviously the fluffer included after all.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 13 replies </div>

troubleporndawgie 2005-02-26T07:00:24Z j. http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/71ca710d-8a68-4c66-b701-52158c9f5fb7 2005-01-31T08:56:46Z 2005-01-31T05:11:18Z

<div>i once had a boyfriend who was so impressed that i could hang his new curtain rods to the wall, the sex that night was incredible and it must have extended our relationship for at least three months. <br/> <br/>i'm always surprised to find that people don't know how to use a power drill, or are afraid to handle a circular saw. they seem like such simple things. <br/> <br/>anyone else have experiences like this?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 1 reply </div>

j. 2005-01-31T05:11:18Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/45a4446c-8b65-4f41-ba90-00d52d6883f2 2005-01-29T19:20:14Z 2005-01-27T23:29:32Z

<div>http://www.craigslist.org/sfc/zip/57345795.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 3 replies </div>

troubleporndawgie 2005-01-27T23:29:32Z henryphillip http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/b697aa39-0f00-451e-8a5d-092c5689063c 2005-01-29T05:11:25Z 2005-01-27T17:19:28Z

<div>so, how many of you are like me? you are completely useless until it becomes a necessity? For example, a week ago, i ended up installing a door all by myself because i got the estimate for how much it would cost to have someone else do it (the neighborhood of $440). i got handy real fast.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 9 replies </div>

henryphillip 2005-01-27T17:19:28Z http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/f2594d84-2097-4ef1-9172-1593318b5b12 2005-01-27T07:32:21Z 2004-10-30T21:18:51Z

<div>us queer dudes into DIY projects, like installing ceiling fans, changing switches and outlets, using power tools and other handy things around the house? Is there a place for us here? Note: I didn't say legs on the ceiling fan or using strap on tools, LOL. <br/> <br/>Just kidding. Just thought I'd post something to stir up some activity on this great tribe ;)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 19 replies </div>

2004-10-30T21:18:51Z Demon Dave http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/19d92b64-6d8f-4f9e-85ca-1b6db9593fa6 2004-12-31T18:31:18Z 2004-12-31T18:24:13Z

<div>...to start thinking about Burning Man. <br/> <br/>Last year some friends and I embarked on an independent camp (lots of folks first burn, but my first attempt at sovereignty). It was very comfortable, but basic. This year I'm hoping to dive into some bigger projects including a decent sized dome and a kick ass shower. <br/> <br/>If anyone in the SF area has some insights into places to either purchase materials, borrow/rent tools (hydraulic press, for example) or places to build I'd love to hear 'em. <br/> <br/>Also, if anyone's got big crazy BM art or other projects in the bay area, I'd love to hear about them. <br/> <br/>Happy New Year! <br/>=dd=</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 1 reply </div>

Demon Dave 2004-12-31T18:24:13Z Jeremy http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/d341ed85-7463-472a-995b-12f40b02f15d 2004-12-31T17:48:39Z 2004-06-20T20:32:22Z

<div>This tribe has been slow lately. What's everyone up to? Working on projects? Being happy little handy faggots? <br/> <br/>Me and Demon Dave are gearing up to build our Burning Man abode replete with anteroom/washchamber, main dome outfitted with a misting sprinkler on a timer system, food prep shed, and supadupafly shower with a gray water "creek" and quaint little bridge.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 7 replies </div>

Jeremy 2004-06-20T20:32:22Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/a0750ac4-3ca8-4082-8e63-50d30eeb2a54 2004-07-15T16:25:08Z 2004-07-12T17:58:46Z

<div>Did you see the Galliano in yesterday's Chron? OMFG, that dress is brilliant. I want it. I need it. I have to be maintained. <br/> <br/>Jeremy -- how do those ribbons stay "erect?" I HAVE to make a knock-off of that dress. But how?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 9 replies </div>

troubleporndawgie 2004-07-12T17:58:46Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/62c47f82-94a3-4cb5-92d5-430c40e7d048 2004-06-11T22:25:04Z 2004-06-10T15:42:50Z

<div>Okay, I'm thinking this through. Slowly, step by step, inch by inch ... <br/> <br/>Only because I love you two more than chocolate ice cream, but not as much as espresso, am I willing to consider this ... <br/> <br/>Would you like to borrow my little 17" wheeled grocery bike for Burning Man this year? <br/> <br/>It's far too small for Dave and it's pushing it for Iona (she rides a 19"), but it would be great for Jeremy to get around. Probably Amor, too. <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 6 replies </div>

troubleporndawgie 2004-06-10T15:42:50Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/c2a9c46a-8283-4cfc-a0d3-8642a28d29b3 2004-05-05T17:05:03Z 2004-05-04T06:42:35Z

<div>Jeremy &amp; Dave ... Zoe gave me 3 small bags of fabrics from her ex-job. Amazing pieces. Mostly pieces of 1 or 2 yards. Stunning stuff -- and a few that are far too nice for the theatrical drag I do -- I would destroy these fabrics in one performance! But, there are a few that I refuse to part with -- some really campy nouveau-style fabrics. <br/> <br/>I'd like Jeremy to have a chance to go through it and pick out the pieces he'd like. We're also overdue for having you two pop over to our house so that Dave can pick through my drag. Perhaps all of that at one short meeting?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 2 replies </div>

troubleporndawgie 2004-05-04T06:42:35Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/fcb8c7c7-56dc-430f-891b-d0c8dcb3c25f 2004-04-30T08:36:56Z 2004-04-29T16:29:51Z

<div>Demon Dave ... beyond happy birthday wishes, I'd like you to consider a follow-up on our semi-drunken conversation re: an art salon for all of us Mix Folks at Cellspace. <br/> <br/>Here's what I thought would be a good idea ... stimulate the initial discussion in THIS tribe before taking it over to MissionFolks -- obviously, too many cooks in that kitchen. <br/> <br/>Our household was considering having a party here on June 5th. All our parties tend to include a little entertainment, so maybe we can play around with that being a preamble to said large event. <br/> <br/>Game?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 6 replies </div>

troubleporndawgie 2004-04-29T16:29:51Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/9a59b655-ef60-4022-b7d5-1ecb345deab0 2004-04-26T00:23:22Z 2004-04-24T16:49:49Z

<div>So, I had this dream the other night ... which has haunted me like an oboe solo ... where I made a dress completed out of old bicycle parts. The hoopskirt would be made from tire rims, connected to the waistline by the spokes. The bodice would be made from gears (for the tits), chains (for the beading) ... <br/> <br/>It would be quite the heavy dress, but well worth the effort. I think it is what I want to wear for Pink Saturday.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 1 reply </div>

troubleporndawgie 2004-04-24T16:49:49Z troubleporndawgie http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/7034bb51-5c9a-4275-bf1e-b1e7f37810a8 2004-04-24T22:58:40Z 2004-04-24T16:46:30Z

<div>I'm sorry ... but I'm fixated on this idea of making Dave a cue-ball necklace now. On every possible level, it is just damned wrong. <br/> <br/>How many cue balls would I need to lift to do this?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 9 replies </div>

troubleporndawgie 2004-04-24T16:46:30Z Demon Dave http://handyfagz.tribe.net/thread/68d0756e-ca6a-4cca-8f9e-10d4678cf411 2004-04-24T16:44:58Z 2004-03-31T09:40:18Z

<div>...really, we will. <br/> <br/>We made a gorgeous slanted, baffled flower box last weekend. Pix will be posted. <br/> <br/>rrrrrRRRRRRRRRRRRRRr POWER TOOLS!!!!!!!!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://handyfagz.tribe.net">Handy Fagz</a> - 2 replies </div>

Demon Dave 2004-03-31T09:40:18Z