And that is why if WCR opens a homeowner forum the homeowner shouldn’t have access to this area. haha.
With polarized lenses the tempered glass will usually look like a rainbow, kinda strange but also works for spotting window film on a building sometimes.
Does it work for heat treated glass as well as fully tempered glass?
You can pick up “OK” sets of shades in the fishing department at Walmart. Mine cost a whopping $5 on sale and they are not bad looking at all. Polarized also. I used to have a nice pair but the wife took them over lol.
Some glass will have “spots” on them in a pattern, some will have spots so close together that they will form lines. I’ve been told that these “spots” are where the cool air was forced onto the glass to cool it after it came outa the oven.
I gonna stock up on those. Not bad huh?
“Big breasted millionaires”? Here we would call those breasts “Man Boobs” and they are not attractive unless of course your into that, than heres too you.
Personally, I find women’s breasts to be far more attractive than any set of “man Boobs”. UGGGGGGHHHH.
Perhaps Kenny was referring to female millionaires.
Wouldn’t that be a millionairESS?
Chris told me you always have to be right. 
or milionairETTE? If I ever become a millionaire, I’ll have to ask my wife what she prefers to be called.
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**** This just in ****
She wants to be called “Curt’s Sweetheart”… awwwww :o
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I just let one go – you should too, Linda.
[QUOTE=KennyD;27800]Actually,there is no millionairess. There is no word. /QUOTE]
millionairess - 3 dictionary results
mil⋅lion⋅air⋅ess /ˌmɪlyəˈnɛərɪs/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [mil-yuh-nair-is] Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun 1. a woman who is a millionaire.
2. the wife of a millionaire.
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See – this as another fine example of the problems that occur after we gave women the right use dictionaries.
Funnily enough the word ‘gullible’ isn’t in any dictionary?
gul·li·ble [ gúlləb’l ]
adjective
Definition:
easily duped: tending to trust and believe people, and therefore easily tricked or deceived
[Early 19th century. <gull2]
gul·li·bil·i·ty [ gùllə bíllətee ] noun
gul·li·bly [ gúlləblee ] adverb
