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<p>[QUOTE="Woutinc, post: 6409140, member: 78422"]We do?</p><p>Lesson? For me? I gave you a lesson to, about the (not) usage of antique screws on modern objects, which is alsof part of the "big picture". We all could and can learn!</p><p>And where did i gave a 100% sureon the chest dating?? At most on the screws, as i still am convinced these are antique handmade. A significant detail to overthink.</p><p><br /></p><p>But thanks for (again) the conformation about what you see. Although it alrwady was more then clear to me. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/wink.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=";)" unselectable="on" /></p><p>Everyone can choose for itself what he sees or not sees (speculative paint???).</p><p>So luckily the need for me to react/defend is totally gone. I was clear about what i see (if not, not my prob. Read back again then).</p><p>Everyone still can look what he sees for himself.</p><p><br /></p><p>Everyone mind. I just gave a detail i see, and clearly not only I. It was not my attention at all to get involved in such (indeed) "silly" discussion. I would rather choose to communicate normal about it, but it's clear that's not up to me alone. Ican live with it, that it is what it is.</p><p><br /></p><p>As i said i already was out of this discussion. Sadly my parents learned me the decency to react when spoken to. But i'm out, if i'm not spoken to anymore (what would be my interest to 'fight' if this chest is 500 or 5 years old? Was just trying to help. That's what forums are about, ain't they??)</p><p>Am i out now? Leave me out now?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Woutinc, post: 6409140, member: 78422"]We do? Lesson? For me? I gave you a lesson to, about the (not) usage of antique screws on modern objects, which is alsof part of the "big picture". We all could and can learn! And where did i gave a 100% sureon the chest dating?? At most on the screws, as i still am convinced these are antique handmade. A significant detail to overthink. But thanks for (again) the conformation about what you see. Although it alrwady was more then clear to me. ;) Everyone can choose for itself what he sees or not sees (speculative paint???). So luckily the need for me to react/defend is totally gone. I was clear about what i see (if not, not my prob. Read back again then). Everyone still can look what he sees for himself. Everyone mind. I just gave a detail i see, and clearly not only I. It was not my attention at all to get involved in such (indeed) "silly" discussion. I would rather choose to communicate normal about it, but it's clear that's not up to me alone. Ican live with it, that it is what it is. As i said i already was out of this discussion. Sadly my parents learned me the decency to react when spoken to. But i'm out, if i'm not spoken to anymore (what would be my interest to 'fight' if this chest is 500 or 5 years old? Was just trying to help. That's what forums are about, ain't they??) Am i out now? Leave me out now?[/QUOTE]
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