> Prolly had red hair and a pyramid-shaped mfg plant. Guarded by black
> helicopters, of course.
>
>
Nooooooooo... if so, all that would be noted quite clearly in history and known.
Nope, they were entirely clever about it and well hidden, you know, smarter than
us about it. DAMHIKT ! It "just is".
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> I believe that was planet Michigan.
>
>
heh heh, you'd think so because those aliens placed the manufacturing there...
but that's all it is. They used perfect human disguises and came up with the
designs for "everything Oliver" including the machinery that does the manu-
facturing... or, that is used for manufacturing. No real Earthlings could have
possibly done it!
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On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 19:37:51 GMT, Dave in Fairfax <[email protected]> wrote:
> AAvK wrote:
>> Nooooooooo... if so, all that would be noted quite clearly in history and known.
>> Nope, they were entirely clever about it and well hidden, you know, smarter than
>> us about it. DAMHIKT ! It "just is".
>
> This is one of those CABAL things, huh?
There is no cabal. By the way, Dave, you've got treats next meeting, I
was supposed to remind you.
On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 20:32:18 GMT, Dave in Fairfax <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dave Hinz wrote:
>> There is no cabal. By the way, Dave, you've got treats next meeting, I
>> was supposed to remind you.
>
> Better late than never. Any idea how many are going to er show up? I
> don't want to have a bunch of donuts left over like last time.
Well, just bring the usual amount - there's a meeting of "Republicans
for Clinton" next door, so we can always give them the leftovers as
usual.
AAvK wrote:
> ...oh I ain't buyin' it, just trying to assist here. Besides, if I was I'd rather look
> for an old green Oliver. You know... they were made on some other planet...?
I believe that was planet Michigan.
Dave in Fairfax
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AAvK wrote:
> heh heh, you'd think so because those aliens placed the manufacturing there...
> but that's all it is. They used perfect human disguises and came up with the
> designs for "everything Oliver" including the machinery that does the manu-
> facturing... or, that is used for manufacturing. No real Earthlings could have
> possibly done it!
Prolly had red hair and a pyramid-shaped mfg plant. Guarded by black
helicopters, of course.
Dave in Fairfax
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AAvK wrote:
> Nooooooooo... if so, all that would be noted quite clearly in history and known.
> Nope, they were entirely clever about it and well hidden, you know, smarter than
> us about it. DAMHIKT ! It "just is".
This is one of those CABAL things, huh?
Dave in Fairfax
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Dave Hinz wrote:
> There is no cabal. By the way, Dave, you've got treats next meeting, I
> was supposed to remind you.
Better late than never. Any idea how many are going to er show up? I
don't want to have a bunch of donuts left over like last time.
Dave in Fairfax
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Dave Hinz wrote:
> Well, just bring the usual amount - there's a meeting of "Republicans
> for Clinton" next door, so we can always give them the leftovers as
> usual.
Ah hah! The requisite rolling donut joke. OKey dokey, beer and donuts
it is.
Dave in Fairfax
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D Steck wrote:
> If you live in the CT area, you should get on ebay and do a search on a
> Unisaw. Once you find it, click on sellers other items. Too bad I live
> 1300 miles from there and can't realistically pick up the stuff. Somebody
> is selling their entire shop.
I just bought a Jet Cabinet saw on Ebay. 2 years old not a scratch and the
cast iron top is perfect. Retails for 1250.00 I paid 480.00 and drove 20
miles to pick it up.
Rich
> Don't waste your time unless you're looking for a Delta Contractor's Saw.
>
> Still, not too bad a deal for all that's included (Powermatic 2HP dust collector, etc) if you happen to be close enough to avoid
> shipping the thing.
...oh I ain't buyin' it, just trying to assist here. Besides, if I was I'd rather look
for an old green Oliver. You know... they were made on some other planet...?
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The unisaw expired and you can't find it now. Here's the link for
everything else:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZnmessner1946
"D Steck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:l%[email protected]...
> If you live in the CT area, you should get on ebay and do a search on a
> Unisaw. Once you find it, click on sellers other items. Too bad I live
> 1300 miles from there and can't realistically pick up the stuff. Somebody
> is selling their entire shop.
>
"D Steck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> The unisaw expired and you can't find it now. Here's the link for
> everything else:
>
> http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZnmessner1946
>
>
Thanks. No bargains though. I'd probably insult him with my bids.
"D Steck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:l%[email protected]...
> If you live in the CT area, you should get on ebay and do a search on a
> Unisaw. Once you find it, click on sellers other items. Too bad I live
> 1300 miles from there and can't realistically pick up the stuff. Somebody
> is selling their entire shop.
Didn't come up in my search. LA, NY, Texas, but no CT
On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 07:49:49 -0500, "D Steck" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>The unisaw expired and you can't find it now. Here's the link for
>everything else:
>
>http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZnmessner1946
>
>
>
>
>"D Steck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:l%[email protected]...
>> If you live in the CT area, you should get on ebay and do a search on a
>> Unisaw. Once you find it, click on sellers other items. Too bad I live
>> 1300 miles from there and can't realistically pick up the stuff. Somebody
>> is selling their entire shop.
>>
>
Use the above search and check "completed auction." 1300-1425 was the
asking price for the unisaw(s) Everything else was priced "not to
sell."
on 8/2/2005 5:10 PM AAvK said the following:
> And it has now been re-listed: 6198396687
>
Don't waste your time unless you're looking for a Delta Contractor's Saw.
Still, not too bad a deal for all that's included (Powermatic 2HP dust
collector, etc) if you happen to be close enough to avoid shipping the
thing.