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Re: [ATM] the Phoenix

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Subject: Re: [ATM] the Phoenix
From: vorblesnak@peak.org
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2004 08:13:34 -0700 (PDT)
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John Dobson told me the biggest mistake was not breaking your first mirror
soon enough,  or something like that.  You'll do great, your hands are a
whole lot smarter this time around.

David Davis
Toledo, OR  97391

> But in placing the mirror on the tool it slipped from my hands, fell onto
> the basement floor, bounced nicely without shattering, then (after hanging
> in the air long enough for me to be grateful it hadn't shattered) hit the
> floor again and knocked a chunk out of the face as big as a heel print.
>


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- [ATM] the Phoenix
  - From: "Rich Ball" <ShooterBall@hotmail.com>

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