Thank you!

Fritz Lott said:

Thank you for your comments! Inspirational!
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Fritz Lott 220 Sunnyridge Lane Golden Valley, MN 55422-5300

This post ended up wrongly in the spam bin. But it isn't
spam. For the benefit of those who responded to the original
question by Fritz, I'll reply to this Thank you! post which
should put it back on the forum.

Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
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I have a feeling you might need two points of contact with
the ground for such a thing to work? Or at least training
wheels on the front and rear. - John Foss commenting on a
picture of a one-wheeled vehicle he saw on RSU.

My apologies. I sent it to spam because it was unlinked to
any other thread and, as such, had no real content. I will
not trash this thread although, as it is not linked to any
other, also has no real content.

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harper - Old dog, no tricks

-Greg Harper

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was an amazing display of unicycling skill and daring, with a rather
unfortunate outcome'. Or something to that effect. - Scott Wallis

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harper said:

My apologies. I sent it to spam because it was unlinked to
any other thread and, as such, had no real content. I will
not trash this thread although, as it is not linked to any
other, also has no real content.

I reply risking to post 'no content'. I (for one) accept the
apology, but I disagree with Ol' Harper about the 'no
content'. The original posted asked a valid question, got a
lot of useful response and then posted to espress his
gratitude. That's real content to me. And not linking to any
other thread is not indicative of lack of content either,
most threads start unlinked to any other.

If you want to spamdump all the posts with /really/ no
content you would have a day's job.

Klaas Bil - Newsgroup Addict
--
I have a feeling you might need two points of contact with
the ground for such a thing to work? Or at least training
wheels on the front and rear. - John Foss commenting on a
picture of a one-wheeled vehicle he saw on RSU.