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In article <1992Oct14.202946.18526@muddcs.claremont.edu] dmoskowi@jarthur.claremont.edu (Denis "Tesser" Moskowitz) writes:
]In article <1bgffeINNhpo@girtab.usc.edu] pechever@girtab.usc.edu (Paul Echeverri) writes:
]]If anyone has a secondhand set of grommets, or a cheap X2S spindle for the
]]auxiliary drift-handler, my goret and I would be endlessly grateful.
]
]I've got some foon grommets, left over from when my goret shedded in May.  I
]can let you have them if you send me some blue vesch covers.  My goret goes
]through those vesch covers real fast, and will only wear blue, and (sigh)
]the shop here can't seem to order them more than once a revolutionary decade.
](I did find my goret, it was in Tijuana looking for axolotls.)  I don't have
]an X2S spindle, but I've heard that it's not hard to convert an L5R to work
]like an X2S, as long as you only use it in the auxiliary drift-handler
]and not in the prime guidance flange.
]
]I've also heard you can get cheap spicules in Canada, you might want to look
]into it.  I would have looked when I was in Montreal, but I don't know the
]french word for spicule.
[.sig fed upon by deranged goret..GET AWAY FROM THAT MONITOR!]
Didn't the guy who was selling those cheap Canadian spicules get arrested?
Shoddy workmanship, or some such; it was written up in _Popular Goretics_ last
month.
I'll trade you a gross of blue vesch covers for the grommets; mine will wear
orange or, on occasion, black with red polkadots, and I have these blue ones
I bought for my SO's goret once, but we broke up before I could give them to
her.  Question about the grommets, tho': Are the foons first or second series?
Seems there's some kind of oil involved in the second-series grommets my goret
is allergic to; this makes for higher grommet expenses, of course, but my goret
manages to allay the costs by renting hirself out to Sun corp. on weekends.
I don't know what the job involves, but it pays well and the goret seems
happy with it, so I won't pry.
Thanx for the tip on the spindle; I got the spindle and a conversion kit
from my local specialty store and it's holding up quite well.
			Goretially,
				Paul Echeverri


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