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In article <1binfkINN6gn@phakt.usc.edu> pechever@phakt.usc.edu (Paul Echeverri) writes:
>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

Sorry about your SO.  Did you meet through goret support groups, or did one
of you introduce the other to gorets?
The foons are first series, the grommets stay dry and negatively charged.  I
always thought it was silly for second series to be lubricated when the
first series worked so well.  I've heard that third series foons are on the
way, and they'll keep the grommets dry, negatively charged, AND vibrating in
unison.   That'll be a sound to hear!
Just send the vesch covers on over, the grommets are on the way.  Now if
only I could find a good source for spicules... hey, European goret owners,
how are the spicule prices on the other side of the lake?

P.S. My sig is supposed to look like that, but my goret did feed on my
organization line...


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