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CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
LEDAMAY wrote:
> As far as knowing my bike is on the back of my Blazer, I can not even tell
> it is there. I do worry about making sure I have clearance because it is
> wider than my Blazer.
But seriously, Leda, with your own well-being in mind, that thing is a
lawsuit waiting to happen. If you're going to be involved in selling
them, you should be be organized as a business that shields you from
personal liability, and also have a substantial liability insurance
policy.
And regarding your personal safety, the first time you accidentally put
a wheel off onto the shoulder and return to the pavement too quickly,
you're going to find out just how squirrelly things can get in a hurry
with the Blazer's polar moment of inertia that far outside the envelope.
If you can find a registered P.E. of the mechanical engineer persuasion
who will sign off on that thing as being safe in its current state, for
the uses you've described, I've got $100 to donate to your favorite
charity.
--
sjs
LEDAMAY wrote:
> As far as knowing my bike is on the back of my Blazer, I can not even tell
> it is there. I do worry about making sure I have clearance because it is
> wider than my Blazer.
But seriously, Leda, with your own well-being in mind, that thing is a
lawsuit waiting to happen. If you're going to be involved in selling
them, you should be be organized as a business that shields you from
personal liability, and also have a substantial liability insurance
policy.
And regarding your personal safety, the first time you accidentally put
a wheel off onto the shoulder and return to the pavement too quickly,
you're going to find out just how squirrelly things can get in a hurry
with the Blazer's polar moment of inertia that far outside the envelope.
If you can find a registered P.E. of the mechanical engineer persuasion
who will sign off on that thing as being safe in its current state, for
the uses you've described, I've got $100 to donate to your favorite
charity.
--
sjs
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
Aww, you are a sweet heart! How about donating to LEDA'S VAGINA FUND?
Forgive me.. I am on my third cocktail and second bowl and having a good
time. You seem sincere and I feel a good ora from your reply. I honestly do
not care about all that. I will just have David ( My lawyer slash boyfriend)
write something up that clears him "ED" from any liability. Really though.
IT WILL NOT BREAK! It is super solid! WAIT... REALLY SUPER SOLID!!!
Maybe 100kMiles later hauling a 900lb Harley it might break... But then who
hauls a Harley 100k miles?
Hugs
Leda
"St. John Smythe" <sinjen@n4vu,com > wrote in message
news:ftm3bc$9se$2@n4vu2.n4vu,com ...
> LEDAMAY wrote:
>> As far as knowing my bike is on the back of my Blazer, I can not even
>> tell it is there. I do worry about making sure I have clearance because
>> it is wider than my Blazer.
>
> But seriously, Leda, with your own well-being in mind, that thing is a
> lawsuit waiting to happen. If you're going to be involved in selling
> them, you should be be organized as a business that shields you from
> personal liability, and also have a substantial liability insurance
> policy.
>
> And regarding your personal safety, the first time you accidentally put a
> wheel off onto the shoulder and return to the pavement too quickly, you're
> going to find out just how squirrelly things can get in a hurry with the
> Blazer's polar moment of inertia that far outside the envelope.
>
> If you can find a registered P.E. of the mechanical engineer persuasion
> who will sign off on that thing as being safe in its current state, for
> the uses you've described, I've got $100 to donate to your favorite
> charity.
>
> --
> sjs
Aww, you are a sweet heart! How about donating to LEDA'S VAGINA FUND?
Forgive me.. I am on my third cocktail and second bowl and having a good
time. You seem sincere and I feel a good ora from your reply. I honestly do
not care about all that. I will just have David ( My lawyer slash boyfriend)
write something up that clears him "ED" from any liability. Really though.
IT WILL NOT BREAK! It is super solid! WAIT... REALLY SUPER SOLID!!!
Maybe 100kMiles later hauling a 900lb Harley it might break... But then who
hauls a Harley 100k miles?
Hugs
Leda
"St. John Smythe" <sinjen@n4vu,com > wrote in message
news:ftm3bc$9se$2@n4vu2.n4vu,com ...
> LEDAMAY wrote:
>> As far as knowing my bike is on the back of my Blazer, I can not even
>> tell it is there. I do worry about making sure I have clearance because
>> it is wider than my Blazer.
>
> But seriously, Leda, with your own well-being in mind, that thing is a
> lawsuit waiting to happen. If you're going to be involved in selling
> them, you should be be organized as a business that shields you from
> personal liability, and also have a substantial liability insurance
> policy.
>
> And regarding your personal safety, the first time you accidentally put a
> wheel off onto the shoulder and return to the pavement too quickly, you're
> going to find out just how squirrelly things can get in a hurry with the
> Blazer's polar moment of inertia that far outside the envelope.
>
> If you can find a registered P.E. of the mechanical engineer persuasion
> who will sign off on that thing as being safe in its current state, for
> the uses you've described, I've got $100 to donate to your favorite
> charity.
>
> --
> sjs
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
"Hustlin' Hank" unknowingly asks Leda May...
>. I don't know exactly how far back your unit extends,
crossposts deleted
NTTAWWT
"Hustlin' Hank" unknowingly asks Leda May...
>. I don't know exactly how far back your unit extends,
crossposts deleted
NTTAWWT
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
It is big and long so it EXTENDS WAYYYY BACK!
"Dean H." <moto@groove.calm> wrote in message
news:JaqdnekzOLsNEGPanZ2dnUVZ_uCinZ2d@comcast,com ...
>
> "Hustlin' Hank" unknowingly asks Leda May...
>>. I don't know exactly how far back your unit extends,
>
> crossposts deleted
> NTTAWWT
>
>
>
It is big and long so it EXTENDS WAYYYY BACK!
"Dean H." <moto@groove.calm> wrote in message
news:JaqdnekzOLsNEGPanZ2dnUVZ_uCinZ2d@comcast,com ...
>
> "Hustlin' Hank" unknowingly asks Leda May...
>>. I don't know exactly how far back your unit extends,
>
> crossposts deleted
> NTTAWWT
>
>
>
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
"Dean H." <moto@groove.calm> wrote in message
news:JaqdnekzOLsNEGPanZ2dnUVZ_uCinZ2d@comcast,com ...
>
> "Hustlin' Hank" unknowingly asks Leda May...
>>. I don't know exactly how far back your unit extends,
>
> crossposts deleted
> NTTAWWT
Doh! That explains all the volume from random strangers. Thanks so much
for restoring our little corner of the world.
"Dean H." <moto@groove.calm> wrote in message
news:JaqdnekzOLsNEGPanZ2dnUVZ_uCinZ2d@comcast,com ...
>
> "Hustlin' Hank" unknowingly asks Leda May...
>>. I don't know exactly how far back your unit extends,
>
> crossposts deleted
> NTTAWWT
Doh! That explains all the volume from random strangers. Thanks so much
for restoring our little corner of the world.
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:56:20 -0400, "BIKE RACK HAULING"
<sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote:
>This thing is way knarly! No trailer tags or loading your bike in the back
>of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bike
>into a truck? NOT I...
>Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
>
Looks to me like you have a mix of blues and fescues that aren't
distributed through the yard as uniformly as they could be... maybe
pounding the shit of the turf with too much nitrogen too. I'd hit it with
glyphosate and start over. Well, level out the uneven areas first. Take a
look at a turf called midnight if you don't live in an area prone to
fungus.
As for the rack, the combination of price, advertising voice, the email
address, the site and a complete lack of even a hint of a company identity
might be obstacles to achieving market leadership as well. Brighter
photos... think critical focus... LOSE THE DUDE ON THE CR... backgrounds
matter... what's the dog's name... looks like you lost a wheel weight on
the left rear of the blazer... and oil the chain.
--
Mike W.
96 XR400
70 CT70
71 KG 100 (Hodaka-powered)
99 KZ1000P (training)
99 KZ1000P (rider)
00 Beta Rev-3
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:56:20 -0400, "BIKE RACK HAULING"
<sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote:
>This thing is way knarly! No trailer tags or loading your bike in the back
>of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bike
>into a truck? NOT I...
>Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>
>
Looks to me like you have a mix of blues and fescues that aren't
distributed through the yard as uniformly as they could be... maybe
pounding the shit of the turf with too much nitrogen too. I'd hit it with
glyphosate and start over. Well, level out the uneven areas first. Take a
look at a turf called midnight if you don't live in an area prone to
fungus.
As for the rack, the combination of price, advertising voice, the email
address, the site and a complete lack of even a hint of a company identity
might be obstacles to achieving market leadership as well. Brighter
photos... think critical focus... LOSE THE DUDE ON THE CR... backgrounds
matter... what's the dog's name... looks like you lost a wheel weight on
the left rear of the blazer... and oil the chain.
--
Mike W.
96 XR400
70 CT70
71 KG 100 (Hodaka-powered)
99 KZ1000P (training)
99 KZ1000P (rider)
00 Beta Rev-3
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
ROFL ROFL
The hippie dude on the CR is the selling point! What hippie dude would not
want a Bike rack? LOL
Spanky is his name (
http :// www .ledamay,com /freebies/05-15-01Spanky/growth/08-31-01SpankKingCole/SpankKingCole.MPG )
What background would you like? Maybe 72 naked virgins on dirtbikes.
That is Ed's bike and chain let him oil it!
And.. Wheel weight? What's that?
LOL
"Mike W." <outofthe@emailbiz,com > wrote in message
news:pursv39gurf9f78u440moe95d0d0q4knbh@4ax,com ...
> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:56:20 -0400, "BIKE RACK HAULING"
> <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote:
>
>>This thing is way knarly! No trailer tags or loading your bike in the
>>back
>>of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bike
>>into a truck? NOT I...
>>Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>>
>> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>>
>>
>
> Looks to me like you have a mix of blues and fescues that aren't
> distributed through the yard as uniformly as they could be... maybe
> pounding the shit of the turf with too much nitrogen too. I'd hit it with
> glyphosate and start over. Well, level out the uneven areas first. Take a
> look at a turf called midnight if you don't live in an area prone to
> fungus.
>
> As for the rack, the combination of price, advertising voice, the email
> address, the site and a complete lack of even a hint of a company identity
> might be obstacles to achieving market leadership as well. Brighter
> photos... think critical focus... LOSE THE DUDE ON THE CR... backgrounds
> matter... what's the dog's name... looks like you lost a wheel weight on
> the left rear of the blazer... and oil the chain.
>
>
> --
> Mike W.
> 96 XR400
> 70 CT70
> 71 KG 100 (Hodaka-powered)
> 99 KZ1000P (training)
> 99 KZ1000P (rider)
> 00 Beta Rev-3
ROFL ROFL
The hippie dude on the CR is the selling point! What hippie dude would not
want a Bike rack? LOL
Spanky is his name (
http :// www .ledamay,com /freebies/05-15-01Spanky/growth/08-31-01SpankKingCole/SpankKingCole.MPG )
What background would you like? Maybe 72 naked virgins on dirtbikes.
That is Ed's bike and chain let him oil it!
And.. Wheel weight? What's that?
LOL
"Mike W." <outofthe@emailbiz,com > wrote in message
news:pursv39gurf9f78u440moe95d0d0q4knbh@4ax,com ...
> On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:56:20 -0400, "BIKE RACK HAULING"
> <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote:
>
>>This thing is way knarly! No trailer tags or loading your bike in the
>>back
>>of a pickup. After riding all day and a few beers who wants to lift a bike
>>into a truck? NOT I...
>>Check this out... Email me if you want one and you can have one too.
>>
>> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/
>>
>>
>
> Looks to me like you have a mix of blues and fescues that aren't
> distributed through the yard as uniformly as they could be... maybe
> pounding the shit of the turf with too much nitrogen too. I'd hit it with
> glyphosate and start over. Well, level out the uneven areas first. Take a
> look at a turf called midnight if you don't live in an area prone to
> fungus.
>
> As for the rack, the combination of price, advertising voice, the email
> address, the site and a complete lack of even a hint of a company identity
> might be obstacles to achieving market leadership as well. Brighter
> photos... think critical focus... LOSE THE DUDE ON THE CR... backgrounds
> matter... what's the dog's name... looks like you lost a wheel weight on
> the left rear of the blazer... and oil the chain.
>
>
> --
> Mike W.
> 96 XR400
> 70 CT70
> 71 KG 100 (Hodaka-powered)
> 99 KZ1000P (training)
> 99 KZ1000P (rider)
> 00 Beta Rev-3
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Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:08:17 -0400, "BIKE RACK HAULING"
<sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote:
>Thank you for the actual respectable reply!
>
>You do have some points there and having two points securing sounds like a
>great idea. I really doubt it necessary but if need be that's something to
>keep in mind. Especially if loading a big ass Harley. I will ask Ed what he
>thinks about another hitch mount point kinda thing.
Before you do ANTHING, offer us proof ( offer your CUSTOMERS
proof ) that this thing is DOT-approved, and that you have an
appropriate level of insurance to indemnify anyone who uses one and
ends up in an accident ( for any of the various related causes
mentioned here - welds breaking due to over stress, steering getting
light, etc )
Offer your customers PROOF that it has gone through appropiate
UL and DOT and independent lab safety testing and certification. Show
them the enginereing specs. PROVE that you indemnify them from any
accident that results from poor product design or manufacture, and
that you have the financial where-with-all to back it up.
Until then, you're just selling a 'garage workshop'
jerry-rigged gizmo of unknown performance qualities ( your buddy in
the funny hat sitting on one doesn't count as 'safety testing' ), and
unknown liability for the user.
>My Blazer tow package is a class 3 which is rated to 6000lbs tow and 600
>tongue weight. I just checked... BUT, the tongue weight is a lot more on
>mine NOW since we also welded the bar that holds the tongue to the frame on
>each end. There is NO ROCKING what so ever. If it the rack holds my Blazer
>in the air I feel safe having my bike on the back. Seems some people would
>complain if they were hung with a new rope. hehe
>
>Hmmm, the weight of the bike and making the front end light would be a
>problem if a Harley or something was on there.
Then you shouldn't advertise on your website that people can
put a Harley on it.
> My DRZ400 is 318lbs give or
>take gas/oil and I have no problems with my front end feeling light. The
I don't think that qualifies as 'DOT approval and indepenent
lab testing' either.
>only thing is how wide the thing is. You just have to be a little more aware
>when driving as to not hit something with it.
I assume you have appropriate warning lights, signs, and
notices as required by law ? NO ?????
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On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:08:17 -0400, "BIKE RACK HAULING"
<sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote:
>Thank you for the actual respectable reply!
>
>You do have some points there and having two points securing sounds like a
>great idea. I really doubt it necessary but if need be that's something to
>keep in mind. Especially if loading a big ass Harley. I will ask Ed what he
>thinks about another hitch mount point kinda thing.
Before you do ANTHING, offer us proof ( offer your CUSTOMERS
proof ) that this thing is DOT-approved, and that you have an
appropriate level of insurance to indemnify anyone who uses one and
ends up in an accident ( for any of the various related causes
mentioned here - welds breaking due to over stress, steering getting
light, etc )
Offer your customers PROOF that it has gone through appropiate
UL and DOT and independent lab safety testing and certification. Show
them the enginereing specs. PROVE that you indemnify them from any
accident that results from poor product design or manufacture, and
that you have the financial where-with-all to back it up.
Until then, you're just selling a 'garage workshop'
jerry-rigged gizmo of unknown performance qualities ( your buddy in
the funny hat sitting on one doesn't count as 'safety testing' ), and
unknown liability for the user.
>My Blazer tow package is a class 3 which is rated to 6000lbs tow and 600
>tongue weight. I just checked... BUT, the tongue weight is a lot more on
>mine NOW since we also welded the bar that holds the tongue to the frame on
>each end. There is NO ROCKING what so ever. If it the rack holds my Blazer
>in the air I feel safe having my bike on the back. Seems some people would
>complain if they were hung with a new rope. hehe
>
>Hmmm, the weight of the bike and making the front end light would be a
>problem if a Harley or something was on there.
Then you shouldn't advertise on your website that people can
put a Harley on it.
> My DRZ400 is 318lbs give or
>take gas/oil and I have no problems with my front end feeling light. The
I don't think that qualifies as 'DOT approval and indepenent
lab testing' either.
>only thing is how wide the thing is. You just have to be a little more aware
>when driving as to not hit something with it.
I assume you have appropriate warning lights, signs, and
notices as required by law ? NO ?????
--
Click here every day to feed an animal that needs you today !!!
http :// www .theanimalrescuesite,com /
Paul ( pjm @ pobox . com ) - remove spaces to email me
'Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.'
'With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine.'
HVAC/R program for Palm PDA's
Free demo now available online http :// pmilligan,net /palm/
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
> Before you do ANTHING, offer us proof ( offer your CUSTOMERS
> proof ) that this thing is DOT-approved, and that you have an
> appropriate level of insurance to indemnify anyone who uses one and
> ends up in an accident ( for any of the various related causes
> mentioned here - welds breaking due to over stress, steering getting
> light, etc )
>
you sound like a lawyer... I hate insurance (in some ways), but I
agree it's not a bad idea at all in this case.
> Then you shouldn't advertise on your website that people can
> put a Harley on it.
That's a limit of the tow vehicle moreso than the carrier...
If you put it on a class A motorhome, a Harley is with within reason.
I would re-design that cobbled up hitch part first though. That was a
bad idea and looks awful.
>
> > My DRZ400 is 318lbs give or
> >take gas/oil and I have no problems with my front end feeling light. The
>
> I don't think that qualifies as 'DOT approval and indepenent
> lab testing' either.
You know this is just a simple little hitch hauler. There's really not
all that much too it. They aren't trying to build a space shutttle.
And I'm sure they don't plan on going into mass production. :)
> Before you do ANTHING, offer us proof ( offer your CUSTOMERS
> proof ) that this thing is DOT-approved, and that you have an
> appropriate level of insurance to indemnify anyone who uses one and
> ends up in an accident ( for any of the various related causes
> mentioned here - welds breaking due to over stress, steering getting
> light, etc )
>
you sound like a lawyer... I hate insurance (in some ways), but I
agree it's not a bad idea at all in this case.
> Then you shouldn't advertise on your website that people can
> put a Harley on it.
That's a limit of the tow vehicle moreso than the carrier...
If you put it on a class A motorhome, a Harley is with within reason.
I would re-design that cobbled up hitch part first though. That was a
bad idea and looks awful.
>
> > My DRZ400 is 318lbs give or
> >take gas/oil and I have no problems with my front end feeling light. The
>
> I don't think that qualifies as 'DOT approval and indepenent
> lab testing' either.
You know this is just a simple little hitch hauler. There's really not
all that much too it. They aren't trying to build a space shutttle.
And I'm sure they don't plan on going into mass production. :)
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
"BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
news:47fe46b1$0$22186$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
> This thing is way knarly! [...]
Well if ya ain't gonna ride a motorcycle, then get the fuck otta here
http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/04-10-2008BikeRack%20017.JPG
Look, it a Hatfield trying to disguize himself as a moving target.
"BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
news:47fe46b1$0$22186$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
> This thing is way knarly! [...]
Well if ya ain't gonna ride a motorcycle, then get the fuck otta here
http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/04-10-2008BikeRack%20017.JPG
Look, it a Hatfield trying to disguize himself as a moving target.
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
I CAN NOT WAIT TO CALL HIM "HATFIELD"... That fits so well!
He really is such a good guy though. I converted him with only 3 beers!
*rubbing tushy*
"jjs" <jjs.jjs,net > wrote in message
news:RMKdnXwRBfziDWPanZ2dnUVZ_jKdnZ2d@supernews,com ...
>
> "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
> news:47fe46b1$0$22186$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
>> This thing is way knarly! [...]
>
> Well if ya ain't gonna ride a motorcycle, then get the fuck otta here
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/04-10-2008BikeRack%20017.JPG
>
> Look, it a Hatfield trying to disguize himself as a moving target.
>
>
I CAN NOT WAIT TO CALL HIM "HATFIELD"... That fits so well!
He really is such a good guy though. I converted him with only 3 beers!
*rubbing tushy*
"jjs" <jjs.jjs,net > wrote in message
news:RMKdnXwRBfziDWPanZ2dnUVZ_jKdnZ2d@supernews,com ...
>
> "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
> news:47fe46b1$0$22186$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
>> This thing is way knarly! [...]
>
> Well if ya ain't gonna ride a motorcycle, then get the fuck otta here
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/04-10-2008BikeRack%20017.JPG
>
> Look, it a Hatfield trying to disguize himself as a moving target.
>
>
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
"jjs" <jjs.jjs,net > wrote in message
news:RMKdnXwRBfziDWPanZ2dnUVZ_jKdnZ2d@supernews,com ...
>
> "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
> news:47fe46b1$0$22186$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
>> This thing is way knarly! [...]
>
> Well if ya ain't gonna ride a motorcycle, then get the fuck otta here
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/04-10-2008BikeRack%20017.JPG
What would YOU know?
"jjs" <jjs.jjs,net > wrote in message
news:RMKdnXwRBfziDWPanZ2dnUVZ_jKdnZ2d@supernews,com ...
>
> "BIKE RACK HAULING" <sweetass@woh.rr,com > wrote in message
> news:47fe46b1$0$22186$4c368faf@roadrunner,com ...
>> This thing is way knarly! [...]
>
> Well if ya ain't gonna ride a motorcycle, then get the fuck otta here
> http :// www .carpetsense.biz/BikeRack/04-10-2008BikeRack%20017.JPG
What would YOU know?
Re: CHECKOUT THIS AWESOME BIKE HAULING HITCH
What kind of response is this? So MUCH HATE! I feel sorry for you that you
resort to being nasty on the news groups.
Your poor poor soul you. I will pray for you.
All my love
Leda
"Tony Levin" <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.> wrote in message
news:47fe9e01$0$27566$607ed4bc@cv,net ...
> LEDAMAY wrote:
>
>> I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>
> Yet YOU attempt to sell this PIECE OF CRAP on usenet "BEFORE" you know?
>
> YOU are lower then whale shit shadow.
>
> Let me know when your parents are allerted that you died...if they care.
What kind of response is this? So MUCH HATE! I feel sorry for you that you
resort to being nasty on the news groups.
Your poor poor soul you. I will pray for you.
All my love
Leda
"Tony Levin" <KingCrimson@Bass.gov.> wrote in message
news:47fe9e01$0$27566$607ed4bc@cv,net ...
> LEDAMAY wrote:
>
>> I do not build them but want to make sure they are legit and worthy.
>
> Yet YOU attempt to sell this PIECE OF CRAP on usenet "BEFORE" you know?
>
> YOU are lower then whale shit shadow.
>
> Let me know when your parents are allerted that you died...if they care.
