Leuf wrote:
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 14:19:34 -0600, Ignoramus18435
wrote:


I agree 100%.

So do I. In fact, I've decided to print this entire thread and store
it just in case I develop a hoarding problem later in life.

LOL.. Be sure to never throw away that print out. After all, you might
never be able to replace it, and someone might really NEED it later.

In article , Leuf wrote:
On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 14:19:34 -0600, Ignoramus18435
wrote:


I agree 100%.

So do I. In fact, I've decided to print this entire thread and store
it just in case I develop a hoarding problem later in life.

This storage thing is a tricky business. You don't want
to create any health and safety issues. I strongly
recommend you leave it to a professional, like my wife.

I printed a copy for her and it will still be here
on our kitchen countertop 100 years from now, just in
case you ever need to refer to it again.

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On 17 Jan 2007 11:50:45 -0800, "Ries" wrote:


Its interesting that when true hoarders collect things that are
actually valuable, they usually manage to make them worthless by the
time somebody else gets em.

you see that all the time.
no preservation effort.
totally stuffed when someone can get access to it eventually.

Stealth Pilot
btw I know of two (once) very valuable aircraft that are sitting in
weeds almost totally stuffed because the owners didnt have the
intelligence to sell them at a realistic price when they found they
couldnt maintain them.