I cannot for the life of me find the Sherwood Electronics homepage. I
know I was there just a six months ago. I used to have the pdf from
their website on the rd-6108. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.

What did you put in for the search term?

"François Yves Le Gal" wrote in message

On 28 Feb 2005 05:23:47 -0800, wrote:

What did you put in for the search term?

Nothing, I've got it bookmarked... But I guess that Sherwood USA
would work nicely.

Good call. As Middius said, the Sherwood USA key googles up the main
Sherwood US web site, it's the first in the list.

Turdborg said:

Good call. As Middius said,

Dear Mr. ****:

If you're so convinced that's not my real name, why do you keep calling
me by it?

Sincerely,

That Guy In Maryland You're Terrified Of

"George M. Middius" wrote in message

Turdborg said:

Good call. As Middius said,

If you're so convinced that's not my real name, why do you keep calling
me by it?

Names are just labels. A unique one is better than a common one. The fact
that the one you use Middius is a lie is perfect, given your total lack of
honesty and total lack of any other traces of character.

Mr. **** said:

As Middius said,

Dear Mr. ****:

If you're so convinced that's not my real name, why do you keep calling
me by it?

Names are just labels.

And yet, sometimes a name tells the whole story. ;-)

Paul Dormer said:

As Middius said,

Dear Mr. ****:

If you're so convinced that's not my real name, why do you keep calling
me by it?

Names are just labels.

And yet, sometimes a name tells the whole story. ;-)

One of the more indicative characteristics of Kroomadness is the
sullen acceptance of outrageously derisory labels.. ;-)

Yes, definitely.

Er.... What do you mean by "outrageously"?

"Paul Dormer" wrote in message

"George M. Middius" emitted :

Mr. **** said:

As Middius said,

Dear Mr. ****:

If you're so convinced that's not my real name, why do you keep
calling me by it?

Names are just labels.

And yet, sometimes a name tells the whole story. ;-)

One of the more indicative characteristics of Kroomadness is the
sullen acceptance of outrageously derisory labels.. ;-)

It's just that I know I'm dealing with children whose mentalities aren't
fully developed yet, or members of some underclass.

Mr. **** said:

And yet, sometimes a name tells the whole story. ;-)

One of the more indicative characteristics of Kroomadness is the
sullen acceptance of outrageously derisory labels.. ;-)

It's just that I know I'm dealing with children

Here we go again....

"George M. Middius" wrote in message

Mr. **** said:

And yet, sometimes a name tells the whole story. ;-)

One of the more indicative characteristics of Kroomadness is the
sullen acceptance of outrageously derisory labels.. ;-)

It's just that I know I'm dealing with children

Here we go again....

....on the Middius merry-go-round.

Paul Dormer said:

One of the more indicative characteristics of Kroomadness is the
sullen acceptance of outrageously derisory labels.. ;-)

Yes, definitely.

Er.... What do you mean by "outrageously"?

I mean "outrageously" as compared to the norm. Everythings relative I
suppose.. **** is far from a normal case.

Yep. Now he's salivating about hunting for prey at the local playground.

Never thought of the USA part. Just kept using Sherwood Electronics.
Everything, but USA.