Something is missing this morning....
05-02-2004, 03:19 PM
#103
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So Sandisk where are you from and where do you boat?
Michigan has the largest amount of members on this site a ton of people must know you.
My bet is still on Schwinns in Delaware prove me wrong with some pics and corroborative stuff.
Here I am right front, in our rig.
Michigan has the largest amount of members on this site a ton of people must know you.
My bet is still on Schwinns in Delaware prove me wrong with some pics and corroborative stuff.
Here I am right front, in our rig.
05-02-2004, 03:37 PM
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I don't think the knob was handled poorly.
This group is usually very tolerant, it's one of the reasons I sent my 50 bucks in.
The knob went so far that there wasn't any graceful way back.
Everybody starts out with respect, he worked hard to lose it.
If Sandisk is not the knob, he will soon see that he made no mistake in joining what is a supportive and friendly site.
This group is usually very tolerant, it's one of the reasons I sent my 50 bucks in.
The knob went so far that there wasn't any graceful way back.
Everybody starts out with respect, he worked hard to lose it.
If Sandisk is not the knob, he will soon see that he made no mistake in joining what is a supportive and friendly site.
05-02-2004, 03:37 PM
#110
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Reed,
As for the slander suit, I have specifically mentioned only ONE particular mower as having been built to a lesser durability standard than I required (the Yard Man). And I gave clear examples of its deficient nature. This cannot be construed as slander, as it is based upon documentable fact. This being the United States of the Litiginous, you are welcome to bring suit on behalf of that single manufacturer OR you can invite every mower manufacturer into the class and make it really worthwhile. Even though I've done nothing unlawful I will probably have to settle out of court and give my precious Cub to the entire class of Plaintiffs.
Then I will ride LPA's bike to your house and weld it to the hood of your car.
As far as my asslike hairdo, it may be an improvement. In fact, I'll check the local coupon flyer to see if there are any special deals on ass-do's. Never could pass up a good bargain...
As for the slander suit, I have specifically mentioned only ONE particular mower as having been built to a lesser durability standard than I required (the Yard Man). And I gave clear examples of its deficient nature. This cannot be construed as slander, as it is based upon documentable fact. This being the United States of the Litiginous, you are welcome to bring suit on behalf of that single manufacturer OR you can invite every mower manufacturer into the class and make it really worthwhile. Even though I've done nothing unlawful I will probably have to settle out of court and give my precious Cub to the entire class of Plaintiffs.
Then I will ride LPA's bike to your house and weld it to the hood of your car.
As far as my asslike hairdo, it may be an improvement. In fact, I'll check the local coupon flyer to see if there are any special deals on ass-do's. Never could pass up a good bargain...
