Three!

 

 

Well I am quite happy with the 3rd iteration of the antenna they sent me. It looks great sitting on my desk. I'd be much happer with the $50 bucks back instead...

 

Man I started laughing so much when I opened the link...I got the hiccups...

 

I'm confused....do I count that as 1 or 1/2 of 1? You need to be counted in the PU thread...

 

lol cause he sounds so happy with his purchase

 

 

Well, $50 for an antenna paperweight... he better like it!

 

Well, it's just a gnat's a$$ over three!

 

Yeah right....


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<damning with faint phrase><sarcasim><wit> Well I am quite happy with the 3rd iteration of the antenna they sent me.</damning with faint phrase></sarcasim> It looks great sitting on my desk. I'd be much happer with the $50 bucks back instead...</wit>

 

Not stable for any more than 2-3 sheets of paper. T'is a mere objet d'art

 

I was awaiting confirmation so......Back to three!

 

50 years from now, the museums will be calling you about that. It was designed by the most famous expressionist artist of our time.....that's gonna be recognized as a masterpiece in no time.

 

That's because there were a total of 10 made. 5 were installed but removed the subsequently trashed after not making a good paperweight. 4 were never installed and went straight to the trash. Then there is that one...

 

hahaha

 

I am amused by the fact that the post about the post has 20 times the number of posts.

 

Bueller......Bueller......

 

 

Be sure to post your posts to the post-post post. Post haste.

 

which may require host paste.

 

Uhhh really? We're at 3 happy cusomters total after a few days? That's no where near the 150 that they reported. You would think that atleast a few of the 150 would see the post after a few days in the general talk section and post up

 

So really, can we just deduce that "Palo Uber- As good as organ parts boiled in a sheep's stomach!" holds true?



Please... I really want to put it in my sig...

 

Once upon a time, in a country north of England, there was a girl named Hattie who received a haggis in the mail. The package had no return address. Having never seen such a thing, she didn't quite know what to do with it, (but she was smart enough to recognize it as inedible). Not knowing who had sent it, or what to do with it, she carried it out to the road in front of her house and nailed it to a fencepost, hoping that perhaps the rightful owner would happen along and claim it. When her mother got home, the lass told her what she had done. Her mom screamed, "You received a haggis in the post? And nailed it to a post? Take me to that posted haggis post, post haste, Hattie! That was my new PU antenna topper!"

 

Three...