Hello,

I am trying to find someone to invite me to the world of woodturner
website (at least that is how it used to work). I belonged in the past
but only had 28.8 dialup and had to stop because it got so slow. I am
nearly to the current century now with DSL and want to try again.

Anyone know me well enough to be comfortable sending me the required
invitation?

Please respond to me directly as I don't currently read this news group
regularly (although I have at times)

Here's my email: Replace the first x with a period.




Thanks Bill

www.BillLuce.com

Sorry, I actually meant to post this to rec.crafts.woodturning. My
bad. Bill

wrote:
Hello,

I am trying to find someone to invite me to the world of woodturner
website (at least that is how it used to work). I belonged in the past
but only had 28.8 dialup and had to stop because it got so slow. I am
nearly to the current century now with DSL and want to try again.

Anyone know me well enough to be comfortable sending me the required
invitation?

Please respond to me directly as I don't currently read this news group
regularly (although I have at times)

Here's my email: Replace the first x with a period.




Thanks Bill

www.BillLuce.com

In article . com, wrote:
Hello,

I am trying to find someone to invite me to the world of woodturner
website (at least that is how it used to work). I belonged in the past
but only had 28.8 dialup and had to stop because it got so slow. I am
nearly to the current century now with DSL and want to try again.

If you haven't posted this at rec.crafts.woodturning yet, you probably should.

--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.

Thanks Doug. I reposted immediately and within minutes was in like
flint.

Sorry for the bandwidth.

Doug Miller wrote:
In article . com, wrote:
Hello,

I am trying to find someone to invite me to the world of woodturner
website (at least that is how it used to work). I belonged in the past
but only had 28.8 dialup and had to stop because it got so slow. I am
nearly to the current century now with DSL and want to try again.

If you haven't posted this at rec.crafts.woodturning yet, you probably should.

--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.