On 4/4/2012 4:22 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
> Brooklyn1 wrote:
>> Any five year old who can cut out paper dolls can do it, even kids who
>> are learning impaired are adept at paper and scissor tasks...

> Maybe you cut out paper dolls when you were a kid. My dad used to do it. I
> had no interest and these days kids don't use paper dolls at all!


Uh...

What an interesting excuse for being unwilling to do something.





>> I must have a dozen freebie wooden yard sticks that are used for
>> advertising by millinery shops... for laying out larger arcs clamp
>> however many together... professional precision trammel sets include
>> several rods that can be screwed together, enough for laying out like
>> a fifty foot diameter. Landscapers lay out huge arcs by driving a
>> stake into the ground and using a long length of line to mark the arc.
>> I'm beginning to think that as a child Julie was truly dropped on her
>> head and/or the OB used ice tongs to extract her.
> >
> And maybe you have those tools but I do not. I don't even own a yardstick.



And it goes around and around and around, and it comes out here.