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Posted by J* on October 17, 2009, 10:36 pm
i am old enough, argh...
i recall him vaguely, tho wish i didnt.
i thot bunny was odd but didnt realize how close you were.
they both have long ears, tis true.
bet the beagles hopped away next time that idiot tried pick'n'em up by their
ears too.
so close enough i reckon.
...and i never get a manual for anything so lost totally on all subjects, oh
well.
j.
"Polly Esther" wrote ...
I know, John. Just checking to see if anyone was awake ... and old enough
to remember LBJ. Polly
"John" wrote ...
That would be Beagle by the ears.
"Polly Esther" wrote ...
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> The Home Ec sewing command is to always Hold the Bunny by the Ears.
> It's a good habit even if your manual says you don't have to. You don't.
> Sometimes. Unless, of course, you're Lyndon Johnson. Polly
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Posted by Polly Esther on October 17, 2009, 10:51 pm
There's this cute little hooky sort of thing just above the bobbin case in
my SM. The 'theory' is that if you loop over it and cut the bobbin thread
there that the needle will pick it up and all will be just peachy. I don't
trust it. Polly
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>i am old enough, argh...
> i recall him vaguely, tho wish i didnt.
> i thot bunny was odd but didnt realize how close you were.
> they both have long ears, tis true.
> bet the beagles hopped away next time that idiot tried pick'n'em up by
> their
> ears too.
> so close enough i reckon.
> ...and i never get a manual for anything so lost totally on all subjects,
> oh
> well.
> j.
> "Polly Esther" wrote ...
> I know, John. Just checking to see if anyone was awake ... and old enough
> to remember LBJ. Polly
> "John" wrote ...
> That would be Beagle by the ears.
> "Polly Esther" wrote ...
> > The Home Ec sewing command is to always Hold the Bunny by the Ears.
>> It's a good habit even if your manual says you don't have to. You don't.
>> Sometimes. Unless, of course, you're Lyndon Johnson. Polly
>
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Posted by Joanna on October 18, 2009, 2:23 am
I have this on my machine too. Works get for regular thread, honest.
Don't use it with invisible thread, upholstery thread, or the thicker
blue jean thread, or rayon embroidery thread which is thinner. I do use
it a lot and have not had problems as long as I use it with regular
cotton or cotton poly thread.
Joanna
Polly Esther wrote:
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> There's this cute little hooky sort of thing just above the bobbin case
> in my SM. The 'theory' is that if you loop over it and cut the bobbin
> thread there that the needle will pick it up and all will be just
> peachy. I don't trust it. Polly
>
>> i am old enough, argh...
>> i recall him vaguely, tho wish i didnt.
>> i thot bunny was odd but didnt realize how close you were.
>> they both have long ears, tis true.
>> bet the beagles hopped away next time that idiot tried pick'n'em up by
>> their
>> ears too.
>> so close enough i reckon.
>> ...and i never get a manual for anything so lost totally on all
>> subjects, oh
>> well.
>> j.
>> "Polly Esther" wrote ...
>> I know, John. Just checking to see if anyone was awake ... and old
>> enough
>> to remember LBJ. Polly
>> "John" wrote ...
>> That would be Beagle by the ears.
>> "Polly Esther" wrote ...
>> > The Home Ec sewing command is to always Hold the Bunny by the Ears.
>>> It's a good habit even if your manual says you don't have to. You don't.
>>> Sometimes. Unless, of course, you're Lyndon Johnson. Polly
>
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Posted by Edna Pearl on October 18, 2009, 12:34 pm
I have one of those, but it has lost its sharpness. I can't figure out a
way to sharpen the tiny little thing. I'm in the habit of using scissors
now, anyway.
ep
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> There's this cute little hooky sort of thing just above the bobbin case in
> my SM. The 'theory' is that if you loop over it and cut the bobbin thread
> there that the needle will pick it up and all will be just peachy. I don't
> trust it. Polly
>>i am old enough, argh...
>> i recall him vaguely, tho wish i didnt.
>> i thot bunny was odd but didnt realize how close you were.
>> they both have long ears, tis true.
>> bet the beagles hopped away next time that idiot tried pick'n'em up by
>> their
>> ears too.
>> so close enough i reckon.
>> ...and i never get a manual for anything so lost totally on all subjects,
>> oh
>> well.
>> j.
>> "Polly Esther" wrote ...
>> I know, John. Just checking to see if anyone was awake ... and old
>> enough
>> to remember LBJ. Polly
>> "John" wrote ...
>> That would be Beagle by the ears.
>> "Polly Esther" wrote ...
>> > The Home Ec sewing command is to always Hold the Bunny by the Ears.
>>> It's a good habit even if your manual says you don't have to. You don't.
>>> Sometimes. Unless, of course, you're Lyndon Johnson. Polly
>
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> It's a good habit even if your manual says you don't have to. You don't.
> Sometimes. Unless, of course, you're Lyndon Johnson. Polly