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Yikes! That's intense. I'm not good with blood and body parts flying everywhere.
*crosses Tintin off of her "people to be on my team for the Zombie Apocalypse" list*
Yikes! That's intense. I'm not good with blood and body parts flying everywhere.
just checked and saw that Julianna has not recently profile stalked me.
**leaves thread disappointed**
me too, Lil.
I have now gone to desperation by buying a hamburger, in hopes that this will intise my new dog down the stairs, so he won't go in my apartment. If this doesn't work, I think I'm begging lynx to come over and see if he can scare him down. Sigh, I'll post the results later.
It sounds like fun, actually. I'll have to find an unoccupied escalator sometime... XD
It's far easier to go up the down escalator than it is to go down the up escalator.
No, seriously, it takes about 3 times longer.Fer sure! Not as far to fall.
just checked and saw that Julianna has not recently profile stalked me.
**leaves thread disappointed**

My mom has one almost exactly like that.Jullianna mentioning that she needed to buy a sewing machine made me remember that it was exactly one year ago today that I got my baby.
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It's a vintage Kenmore, about 40 years old. I love it, it even makes a chain stitch! Woohoo! But when I got it, it hadn't been used for a while and it was kind of gummed shut with gunk and old oil. A lot of the parts wouldn't move, but I took the problems one at a time and looked them up on the internet (like, I looked up "sewing machine won't zig zag" and found the problem that way. Then "sewing machine won't drop its feed dogs", etc.) Finally, after one bent screwdriver, lots of oil, new motor belts, and a hairdryer, everything works perfectly. It was missing its stitch cams too, but I found them on ebay.
One thing I really love about it is that the entire metal case comes off, so you can see the gears and everything working inside. I love seeing how things work. The whole thing is metal pretty much, and it's much heavier and stronger than the little one I had been using before.
That reminds me, I need to take mine to the shop and have it checked out. Not sure how old it is, but probably older then me.Jullianna mentioning that she needed to buy a sewing machine made me remember that it was exactly one year ago today that I got my baby.
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It's a vintage Kenmore, about 40 years old. I love it, it even makes a chain stitch! Woohoo! But when I got it, it hadn't been used for a while and it was kind of gummed shut with gunk and old oil. A lot of the parts wouldn't move, but I took the problems one at a time and looked them up on the internet (like, I looked up "sewing machine won't zig zag" and found the problem that way. Then "sewing machine won't drop its feed dogs", etc.) Finally, after one bent screwdriver, lots of oil, new motor belts, and a hairdryer, everything works perfectly. It was missing its stitch cams too, but I found them on ebay.
One thing I really love about it is that the entire metal case comes off, so you can see the gears and everything working inside. I love seeing how things work. The whole thing is metal pretty much, and it's much heavier and stronger than the little one I had been using before.
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