Carpenter

[Alexander Finger]

Bill, no personal relation to any lister of course! I find the comments in
french press and even official publications sometimes hilarious. When
Michael Schumacher had has very unfortunate and sad accident "people" named
him a "speedy/fast" ski rider. The official comment from the Gendarmerie
was: "Not everything which looks fast is actually fast. He was skiing well,
but not extraordinarily fast".


On Thu, Apr 16, 2015 at 9:53 PM, William P. Zeller <bill at cherryriver.com>
wrote:

> Pardon me, but I must take exception, if not umbrage, with the noted
> comment of the French speeder, that of carpenters not being known for being
> speedy.
> Ahem.  In my forty years in a tool belt, I never was subjected to the
> suggestion that I was not "speedy".  Ugly, perhaps, but never, ever slow.
> And of course, with a Pearl Greenish Black ZX, that reputation carries
> perfectly well over to daily life.
> Bill in Ill.
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