Showing posts with label demolition hammers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label demolition hammers. Show all posts

8/18/11

Rough Draft for Crosstalk 15

I had to work up some new characters for Crosstalk 15, which held things up a little for this episode. Completed version tomorrow.

Here's a recipe for an old-fashioned chocolate cake, with a surprise, secret health ingredient, from Reader's Digest Magazine.

 And here is a range of demolition hammers from Makita Industrial Power Tools.

No worries.

6/19/11

Shot Down in Flames

Not even the Vikings were a match for the mighty Red Baron.

Here's a recipe for a banana split cake from Kraft Canada. If you're going to get shot down, at least you can eat well.

You can also go shopping for Hydro Ram hydraulic hammers at Best Hammers, and equip your mini excavator (up to 75 tons) for some useful demolition work. The hammers are available in 11 different sizes.

And for those of you interested in rutabagas, here are some requirements from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency if you want your rutabagas to be graded Canada No. 1.

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5/6/11

Sumo Cindy

If the shoe fits, wear it?

If you'd prefer your Cinderella slipper made out of chocolate, you could try this one from Dolce Chocolate Place.

Or you could just make some chocolate donuts, like these, posted on La Mia Vita Dolce.

Or you could pick out a demolition hammer from this assortment by Makita, and demolish something. There's a hammer for everybody, from 11 pounds to 42 pounds, for everything from light chipping to heavy duty breaking and digging.

No worries.

1/24/11

Beauty Unmasked

Lights, camera angles, cosmetics, surgery--take them all away, and what have you got?

Here are some chocolate puddings from Petite Kitchenesse, along with a recipe. A good supply of these would help you get through some bleak winter days, although tropical climes have been known to help as well.

Monday morning. What can I say?

Here's an assortment of demolition hammers from Bosch that will undoubtedly shake things up and remove impediments to your happiness. Remember, safety first; some concrete walls get downright angry when you try to break them up.

And that's it for another Monday morning.

No worries.