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    Old 08-29-2014, 10:11 AM
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    Originally Posted by MadCow333
    fyi on the Domestic 999M cams --- "We are plastic, if you please. We are plastic, if you don't please. " haha

    But the machine hasn't been used much at all, and I am sure I will get my $5 of use out of her. Has that white grease on the gears, too, doesn't it?
    It does look clean inside. It sort of reminds me of a cute older Taiwan made Brother I used to have. Not a great machine but not a bad one either. If it works well it might be a good beginners machine, and yes you probably will get your moneys worth out of it. For that price I would have bought it too.

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    Old 08-30-2014, 06:10 AM
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    Originally Posted by MadCow333
    fyi on the Domestic 999M cams --- "We are plastic, if you please. We are plastic, if you don't please. "
    Took me all day to realise where this reference is from. Does that mean the plastic is up to no good?
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    Old 08-30-2014, 06:44 AM
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    I think it is a reference to 101 Dalmatians. And a like it or not, they are plastic cams.
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    Old 08-30-2014, 12:50 PM
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    Grant -

    You're close. It's actually "Lady and the Tramp." We are Siamese if you please. They got Lady thrown out of the house.

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    Originally Posted by wesing
    Grant -

    You're close. It's actually "Lady and the Tramp." We are Siamese if you please. They got Lady thrown out of the house.

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    I guess it has been longer than I thought since I was a dad to a young boy, and not old enough to have grand kids yet. I knew the song though.
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    Old 08-30-2014, 06:26 PM
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    Hang in there Grant.

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    Old 08-30-2014, 06:38 PM
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    Originally Posted by grant15clone
    not old enough to have grand kids yet.
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    Don't jinx yourself. I'm 52 and have a 20yr old GD. Do the math.

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    I'm 62 and have 9 DGKs.
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    Old 08-31-2014, 02:27 AM
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    Originally Posted by miriam
    I'm 62 and have 9 DGKs.
    Aren't they wonderful? I have 8 kidlets, from the 20yr old down to 3yrs old. I have the 3 youngest most often and they keep me busy for sure. I've seen the many pics you've posted with the kidlets helping you and love them. I do that too with youngest boy.[ATTACH=CONFIG]489722[/ATTACH] Arrow just turned 5 and loves to help. Here he is helping clean the Cambridge when I got it. When I took off the rear access cover it was totally crammed full of old hard grease. It's a wonder the hand wheel would even move at all. He's wearing a glove because I was wearing one. I sometimes wear examination gloves so when he saw me putting on a glove he went and found one of his.

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    Old 08-31-2014, 03:08 AM
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    Originally Posted by wesing
    Grant -

    You're close. It's actually "Lady and the Tramp." We are Siamese if you please. They got Lady thrown out of the house.

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    Yes, the Siamese Cat song. Someone's child was singing it the other day, and it made me laugh. Plastic cams have that same attitude, and are usually up to no good. I felt that the machine is sneaky. I was tricked into spending $5 on it because I presumed all metal because my 1980 Kemore is. It's going to be big fun while it lasts, theough. LOL.
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