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That SINKing feeling

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By Philip Tarl Denson
| houzz.com.au
So installing a new sink and this happened... Shoulda double checked measurements but assumed the hole (pre-cut, not my doing) was standard length. Oh well, it's done now. Any ideas or resolutions? Or do I just have to put the old sink back in?
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The Good, The Bad, and The Prehistoric - Issues 1 & 2

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By Peter Taylor, Randy Stone, Skinny's Comics, Philip Tarl Denson
| Kickstarter
Campaign Rewards FAQ Community Our story of the wild west as it never was continues ... The Good, The Bad, and The Prehistoric is an exciting story about the old west ... but not as you know it. In our story the horses and beasts of burden have been replaced with dinosaurs and the indigenous people are now mysterious cavemen. This reimagining of the classic western genre follows Joel, a young man who has been put on an epic journey with his mother and the morally ambiguous Cormack.
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"In the Grip of Terror" Amicus Productions HORROR MOVIE!

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By Philip Tarl Denson, Orlok Press, Doran Corkum creator
| kck.st
Campaign Rewards FAQ Community When Amicus Productions ceased making films in the 70s, it signified the end of a distinguished creative journey led by Milton Subotsky. His legacy bestowed upon us timeless classics like 'Dr. Terror's House of Horrors', 'Tales from the Crypt', 'Asylum', and 'The House That Dripped Blood'. Amicus Productions symbolized a golden era in British filmmaking but its closure signaled a poignant turning point.
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