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Gloss
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Response Posted - 12/18/2002 :  21:41:19  Show Profile
All I asked was a simple question about tiller vs remote steering. Sorry about making sewage back up into your basement. UH OH, I hear a lawyer knocking at my door.

Frank

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Bryan Beamer
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Response Posted - 12/18/2002 :  22:19:42  Show Profile
Arlyn

I feel your pain. You definitely handled that better than I would have.

I'm pretty sure the police would have been involved after I assulted the guy.

Makes my head holding tank horror story seem very small.

Bryan Beamer
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osmepneo
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Response Posted - 12/18/2002 :  22:37:17  Show Profile
Before reading Frank's comment, I was thinking, "Isn't it interesting how a topic - tiller vs remote control can migrate into sewer problems. Altho' I'm not sure who needs the lawyer <img src=icon_smile_clown.gif border=0 align=middle>


Don Peet
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The Great Sacandaga Lake, NY

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dlucier
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Response Posted - 12/18/2002 :  22:56:28  Show Profile
<b>"Before reading Frank's comment, I was thinking, "Isn't it interesting how a topic - tiller vs remote control can migrate into sewer problems." - Don Peet</b>

Well, if the sh*t got any deeper, he probably would need something with a tiller. Also, he could always use a nice solid mahogany tiller to beat the hell out of an inconsiderate neighbor.

Don Lucier, 'North Star'
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