🚀 go-pugleaf

Don't forget to cut one of them in half... great for removing beer
twist-offs...

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> From: karhunhammas@lserv.com (Beartooth)
> Organization: EarthLink Inc. -- http://www.EarthLink.net
> Newsgroups: va.general,rec.sport.squash,dc.general
> Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2000 21:14:39 GMT
> Subject: Any use for old single-yellow-dots??
> 
> Yes, I know they're obsolete ; and no, I haven't
> played in a couple of years (since retirement), and probably
> won't again.  (It takes all day just to get to a court and
> back -- and now I can do lots of other things that used to
> have to take a pass. <grin>)
> 
> So a major housecleaning turned up these balls, six
> of them, not exactly shiny, but well-scarred by use. They're
> old and faithful servants that've given me a lot of
> enjoyment and good exercise on a lot of squash courts, and
> could still give somebody a lot more ;  it seems ungracious
> just to discard them.
> 
> I realize of course that none of you hotshots who
> follow this group are likely to want them yourselves ; but
> do any of you maybe know any beginners or old duffers you
> could pass them on to??
> 
> I'm in Northern Virginia, not far from Vienna
> MetroRail station. TIA for any help!
> 
> --
> RR "Beartooth" Neuswanger, PhD
> karhunhammas (at) lserv.com (new)
> Work is for people who can't hunt.