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Gregory
 Post subject: Re: SONOR ON A BAD DAY
PostPosted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 3:05 pm 
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cliff wrote:
I suspect that the flares in triple flange hoops are just a fortunate coincidence attributable to the bend in the metal, in contrast to cast hoops where the flares do not exist.



Tongue was rather firmly in cheek ;)

Speaking of which, the price of genuine bubinga: Designers originated in '92. These were built five years later. Remember I used to talk about corporate Asperger's? Yeah? well, I'm bringing it up again. :roll:

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Corporate Asperger's? I don't get it.
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 Post subject: Re: SONOR ON A BAD DAY
PostPosted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:33 am 
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Doesn't recognize social niceties.
Doesn't play well with others.
Is happy if left alone to do a task.
Hates changes in routine.
Doesn't like to be interrupted by reality.

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PostPosted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:46 am 
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That was my thought on both counts, but I didn't want to sound bitter. :cry:[/quote]

TOO LATE!!! :( :lol:

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Doesn't recognize social niceties.
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Is happy if left alone to do a task.
Hates changes in routine.
Doesn't like to be interrupted by reality.


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

What a hoot! The master wordsmith strikes again. I am traveling South down 51 on the way to catch a flight out of O'Hare. At what point should I wave t you Gregory? 8-)
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 Post subject: Re: SONOR ON A BAD DAY
PostPosted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 11:30 am 
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Madison will be your closest wave. Aim it toward the west. How do you like this weather? We warmed it up for you Southerners. :D :D :D

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 Post subject: Re: SONOR ON A BAD DAY
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Very pleasant weather indeed. It's a bit foggy up here about 50 noerth of Madison but hardly even light jacket weather. :) Thanks for considering us Southerners. ;)
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Foggy everywhere! That's what happens when it gets this warm up here in Winter. By Thanksgiving, people expect a blanket of snow, and expect it not to melt till March.

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We had to hit Ehlenbach's Cheese Chalet for some curds, fudge and a "cheesehead" hat for my brother,a Packer fan since the Lombardi days. :) I'll be waving in a few minutes.

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Curds are only good if they squeak while you eat'em. Sorry you're driving through the flat lands, skirting the edge of the some of the most beautiful farmland in America. That, of course, is why the highway is built out there. The glaciers smoothed all that out for the road and railroad builders.

WIsh I could meet up with you, but with luck there will be other occasions!

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cliff wrote:


It woiuld be so much nicer if this engineering had been done on the drawing board. :(


Couldn't have been using CAD to design these, could they? That should have caught the problem in a second. Or even a dry run.

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