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To: Andy from Chapel Hill
the sashes were stuck together and needed to be cracked apart - a few gaps - I had to find the cracks and work them open

(again, this is pointless as far as the case, but is fun)

What did you use to crack the sashes apart, and work the 'cracks' open ?

1,476 posted on 07/02/2013 1:32:23 PM PDT by UCANSEE2 (The monsters are due on Maple Street)
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There is a very obvious joke here, related to Rachel Jeantel, but I am not going to type it.


1,482 posted on 07/02/2013 1:35:18 PM PDT by jacquej
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To: UCANSEE2

There is a very obvious joke here, related to Rachel Jeantel, but I am not going to type it.


1,483 posted on 07/02/2013 1:35:19 PM PDT by jacquej
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The ONE witness I want to watch for hours, and they’ve already dismissed her.


1,485 posted on 07/02/2013 1:35:45 PM PDT by UCANSEE2 (The monsters are due on Maple Street)
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I have always opened window with permission of the owner and usually asked if they were OK with some Spackle and paint to repair the damage i would cause.

I just found the weakest part of the sash connection and pushed whatever I had into that gap and then began “Brinneling” (look it up - “worming” is another word for it) the sash gap across the length of the sash. Eventually I broke the bond between the two sashes.

Then, I worked the lock open.

The repairs were easy.


1,505 posted on 07/02/2013 1:43:39 PM PDT by Andy from Chapel Hill
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