🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <8iZeoB3w165w@willard.UUCP> dawson@willard.UUCP writes:
>brad@slammer.UUCP (Brad Isley) writes:
>
>> Nope - no sap ever hit it.  Sap doesn't etch paint.
>
>The hell you say.  Perhaps you'd care to back this claim with some proof?

Excuse me, but I'm getting really TIRED of this crap.

I'm not about to waste any more time on this, ESPECIALLY proving to anyone that
sap never hit my car OR that sap doesn't etch paint.  I have had plenty of
cars with REALLY BAD paint COVERED with sap, and had no etching.  I really
don't care if you believe sap never hit my car.  If it did, I think I would
have noticed.  It's quite difficult for the sap to leap hundreds of yards
from the nearest pine tree to my car, but I'm not in the mood for this...

FOR THE LAST TIME:

This was an attempt to inform people that damage to car paint like I saw on
my car was likely to happen to yours.  If anyone else cares to bitch about
me trying to help other people save their auto's finish, go ahead and waste
your time.  If my motivation for posting this isn't to your liking, that's
just tough cookies: I didn't ask you to read it OR agree with it.  If my
approach to blaming acid rain wasn't to your liking, my apologies.

This subject just hit my kill file.

-later
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