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  1. lost the cateye lamp's shim.
    wrapped thin box cardboard on the bar to the desired thickness then
    wrapped tightly with quality vinyl electrical tape.
    with a black bar the shim disappears. the shim technique has a factory
    corolla look to it.
    one advantage beyond not losing shims, a quality look and non-toxic but
    inedible quality is-
    the shim forestalls the inevitable!!!
    amazing, no? the day of plastic mount failure caused by jamming the
    mount over the bar moves further into the future.
    the rider screws the lamp's mount on unstressed then eases the mount
    over the shim just so and removal in reverse order also unstressed.
    this is good. try it.
    or tape the shim on before yawl lose it!!

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    lost the cateye lamp's shim.
    wrapped thin box cardboard on the bar to the desired thickness then
    wrapped tightly with quality vinyl electrical tape.
    with a black bar the shim disappears. the shim technique has a factory
    corolla look to it.
    one advantage beyond not losing shims, a quality look and non-toxic
    but inedible quality is-
    the shim forestalls the inevitable!!!
    amazing, no? the day of plastic mount failure caused by jamming the
    mount over the bar moves further into the future.
    the rider screws the lamp's mount on unstressed then eases the mount
    over the shim just so and removal in reverse order also unstressed.
    this is good. try it.
    or tape the shim on before yawl lose it!!

    Today is an auspicious (or worrisome) day, folks. I understand Gene!

    I, however, use strips cut from old inner tubes for just this purpose . . .
    ..

  3. yueah, itsa winner
    yawl understand caws u dunnit b4
    n donnah need vizualizin language.
    baboon.

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    yueah, itsa winner
    yawl understand caws u dunnit b4
    n donnah need vizualizin language.
    baboon.

    Braille?

    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

  5. sure-works good there: feel the lip!!
    frankly, lotta people out there working hard to read the back ofa soup
    can.

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