I just caught this tire inflator on sale at Ace...

http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...uctId=29353236


"We already know the answers -- we just haven't asked the right questions."
-- Edwin Land

I want the same guy to work on marketing my new invention. It's a DVD rewinder.

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William Sommerwerck wrote:

I just caught this tire inflator on sale at Ace...

http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...uctId=29353236

You're referring to "Slime"?

That brand and trademark has been around for years. Best-known
(first?) product is a fiber-loaded gel that you can squirt in a
tire, before inflation... in the case of a small puncture, the slime
flows into and blocks the puncture and keeps the tire from going
flat. Or, so they claim.

It's bright green, and slimy.

Truth in advertising :-)

Efter mange tanker skrev David Platt:
In article ,
William Sommerwerck wrote:

I just caught this tire inflator on sale at Ace...

http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...uctId=29353236

You're referring to "Slime"?

That brand and trademark has been around for years. Best-known
(first?) product is a fiber-loaded gel that you can squirt in a
tire, before inflation... in the case of a small puncture, the slime
flows into and blocks the puncture and keeps the tire from going
flat. Or, so they claim.

It's bright green, and slimy.

Truth in advertising :-)

In danish, the grease put on the rims to ease the mounting of the tyres
to the hubs is popularely called "dæksnot", tyresnot. Snot like a
snotty nose.
The danish word tyresnot btw means bullsnot. :-) Tyr = Bull

Leif


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David Platt wrote:

In article ,
William Sommerwerck wrote:

I just caught this tire inflator on sale at Ace...

http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...uctId=29353236

You're referring to "Slime"?

That brand and trademark has been around for years. Best-known
(first?) product is a fiber-loaded gel that you can squirt in a
tire, before inflation... in the case of a small puncture, the slime
flows into and blocks the puncture and keeps the tire from going
flat. Or, so they claim.

It's bright green, and slimy.

Truth in advertising :-)


If you don't like 'Slime' use 'Monkey Snot'



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wrote:

I want the same guy to work on marketing my new invention. It's a DVD rewinder.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/200999085395 Tektronix-7603-Oscilloscope
$9.99 plus shipping.

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On 12/04/2013 09:08 PM, William Sommerwerck wrote:
I just caught this tire inflator on sale at Ace...

http://www.acehardware.com/product/i...uctId=29353236


"We already know the answers -- we just haven't asked the right questions."
-- Edwin Land

You don't mountain bike, do you?

Michael A. Terrell kom med følgende:
wrote:

I want the same guy to work on marketing my new invention. It's a DVD
rewinder.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/200999085395 Tektronix-7603-Oscilloscope
$9.99 plus shipping.

The shipping to me is $363.70 :-(

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Husk kørelys bagpå, hvis din bilfabrikant har taget den idiotiske
beslutning at undlade det.

You're referring to "Slime"?

That brand and trademark has been around for years. Best-known
(first?) product is a fiber-loaded gel that you can squirt in a
tire, before inflation... in the case of a small puncture, the slime
flows into and blocks the puncture and keeps the tire from going
flat. Or, so they claim.
It's bright green, and slimy. Truth in advertising :-)

Thanks for the correction. I'm glad to know there's a good reason for the
name.

Leif Neland wrote:

Michael A. Terrell kom med følgende:
wrote:

I want the same guy to work on marketing my new invention. It's a DVD
rewinder.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/200999085395 Tektronix-7603-Oscilloscope
$9.99 plus shipping.

The shipping to me is $363.70 :-(


That was intended for one of the resident jerks on S.E.R who claimed
none were available for under $50. I've seen several go without bids
for that price. The plug ins are worth more than that scope, but I
already have two of the scopes.


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It's got five days left.

The other thing is that they can just pull it. Bid against me with a sock puppet or it might just have a reserve.

I'll keep my eye on it though.

wrote:

It's got five days left.

The other thing is that they can just pull it. Bid against me with a sock puppet or it might just have a reserve.

I'll keep my eye on it though.


It ended with no bids and was relisted. Those scopes are EOL. The
big cal labs no longer support them, so there is only the hobby market
left.


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