I was watching the news and a new commercial came on, I think it was for 'Scot-trade' and it had a boy riding a old bike with what looked like ape-hanger bars, but what I thought was interesting was his trailer, he had a automated paper tossing mechanism in his two wheeled trailer that did a perfect toss of the papers right where they needed to go. One landed on a doorstep, one landed on the front seat of a guys car and one was caught mid air by a customer. Kind of cool.
I was watching the news and a new commercial came on, I think it was for 'Scot-trade' and it had a boy riding a old bike with what looked like ape-hanger bars, but what I thought was interesting was his trailer, he had a automated paper tossing mechanism in his two wheeled trailer that did a perfect toss of the papers right where they needed to go. One landed on a doorstep, one landed on the front seat of a guys car and one was caught mid air by a customer. Kind of cool.
"Ken M" wrote: (clip) But I am not going to buy any bridge you are trying to sell. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ How about me, then. My father was Impundo Kskwanda, the National Supervisor of Bridges for all of Rawanda. Tragically, he died recently, leaving me a suspension bridge with is not in the public records. I am looking for someone trustworthy like you to help me get it out of the country.
"Ken M" wrote: (clip) But I am not going to buy any bridge you are trying to sell. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ How about me, then. My father was Impundo Kskwanda, the National Supervisor of Bridges for all of Rawanda. Tragically, he died recently, leaving me a suspension bridge with is not in the public records. I am looking for someone trustworthy like you to help me get it out of the country.
I'll be your huckleberry! How much do I need to send you to get the ball rolling?
"Ken M" wrote: How about a trade? I have a very nice piece of beachfront property here in Florida, the only thing is you can only see it at low tide. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Would you like to put a bridge on it?
"Ken M" wrote: (clip) But I am not going to buy any bridge you are trying to sell. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ How about me, then. My father was Impundo Kskwanda, the National Supervisor of Bridges for all of Rawanda. Tragically, he died recently, leaving me a suspension bridge with is not in the public records. I am looking for someone trustworthy like you to help me get it out of the country.
Leo, you caused me to spill my coffee from laughing. That was terrific.