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I lusted after these but I don't think I'll ever have a home situation
big enough to fit them into - so now the question - What are they worth?

As either boat anchors or speakers, they're worth nothing.

They should have been replaced 20 years ago.


Bob Morein
(310) 237-6511

[hank alrich]

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Date: Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:08:47 +1000
Subject: Altec "Voice of the Theatre" Speaker systems
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Iraq is Arabic for Vietnam

[Chris Hornbeck]

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Nice try. Mildly amusing. Most folks here are already
over-entertained; we're really looking for something
more human and less malicious, but that's a good start.


Keep up the good work?

Chris Hornbeck

[Chris Hornbeck]

On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:08:47 +1000, OFFICIAL RAM BLUEBOOK VALUATION
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Oh no. You're THAT guy too? Holy Crap.

Good luck, Man. God bless you, and I mean it. God bless ya.

Chris Hornbeck

[West]

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On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:08:47 +1000, OFFICIAL RAM BLUEBOOK VALUATION
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Oh no. You're THAT guy too? Holy Crap.

Good luck, Man. God bless you, and I mean it. God bless ya.

Chris Hornbeck

I was wondering why you like to juggle nitroglycerin.

west

[Andre Jute]

I was wondering why you like to juggle nitroglycerin.
west

You juggle that stuff, you better catch the container gently. Back in
my reckless youth, to kill crocodiles eating too many people on the
banks of the Oubangie in the Congo, we mined the river with nitro in
jam jars on twine and then threw in a log to blow up a couple or three
miles of the river at once. We made the nitro by heating dynamite in a
frying pan over a campfire to sweat out the jelly. There's a complete
description in "African Revenge" by Andrew McCoy
http://members.lycos.co.uk/fiultra/THE%20WRITER'S%20HOUSE.html
For a test I made a hole in a tree about four feet thick, put in an
ali cigar tube of nitro, then threw a log against the tree from about
thirty paces, and landed another thirty paces back and about fifteen
feet up in the branches of a tree face to face with a black tree snake
(no antidote; you die excruciatingly in 7-9 minutes); fortunately the
snake decided I was unlikely, considering my explosive habits, to live
to be a threat to it, and glided away with only a single disdainful
look over its shoulder.

Of course, that was before you could look up stuff on the internet,
and get an "engineer" to advise you on how to handle dynamite and
nitro and lethal snakes.

Andre Jute
I wasn't always a little old intellectual