Reply to: RE: [L-USA] New jars are here!
Hey Daniel,
May I please get a sample jar?

Luckily we don't have to worry too much about freezing weather here in California. But, do you think it's earthquake proof?!?

Anyone have a good source for stamp pads?

Thanks,
Linda

ADDRESS:
Linda Aplin AUC
2685 Marine Way, Suite 1415
Mountain View, CA 94043

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Daniel Servatius wrote:
>I got 80 of these new jars in the mail today. I put one of them
>in the freezer for several hours and then I beat the snot out of
>it with a 22 oz. framing hammer. The good news is that the jar
>itself could not be broken even at freezing temps! But the lid
>did brake. It seems to made of a slightly brittle material. Oh
>well, I guess you don't get everything in a .50 cent jar.
>
>But, in all other regards it is one heck of a deal. If you want
>to try one of these send me your snail mail addy and I will send
>you one or two to try.
>
>Dan Servatius
>mailto:elf@pclink.com
>
>Ps. I also have some sample "Rite in the Rain" waterproof log
>books if anyone wants to try those. These can be ordered to any
>size so they can be ordered to fit in the jar or another one like
>it. They are a little over a dollar each, but may be more than
>that depending on how many are ordered. As with all special
>orders the first batch always costs more. It may be possible
>to come up with a cheap little kit that can withstand anything
>nature has to dole out.
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Linda Aplin wrote:
> Hey Daniel,
> May I please get a sample jar?

I'm sending you one right away.

> Luckily we don't have to worry too much about freezing
> weather here in California. But, do you think it's
> earthquake proof?!?

Well, if its cold and a big rock falls right on the lid
you might be out of luck, but other than that I think it
will survive.

> Anyone have a good source for stamp pads?

If you work in an office you might just want to ask if
you can take one. My boss said it was OK. But then I
found one at home anyway so I didn't need one from work.
Nevertheless, its nice to know if you need a small item
that its usually OK to ask.

Dan

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I want to try a new jar!! What a generous offer! Do you need $?

Julie Jefferies
p.o. box 495522
Garland, TX 75049-5522

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jjp wrote:
> I want to try a new jar!! What a generous offer! Do you need $?

Absolutely not. I'll send you one right away.

Dan

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Dan'l,

Would it be too much to ask for a sample of these too? If not, do you still have my snail mail?

Thanks again.

JDW

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No bother at all. Do you mind resending your snail mail addy?
Then I don't have to search my messages for it. One day
I'm going to make an address list (when I find the time).
Dan

jdewolf@mail.icrsurvey.com wrote:
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> Dan'l,
>
> Would it be too much to ask for a sample of these too? If not, do you still have my snail mail?
>
> Thanks again.
>
> JDW
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Hey guys I thought Letterboxing was a gentle hobby ! ?

elf@pclink.com,Internet writes:


>I beat the snot out of
>it with a 22 oz. framing hammer

"22 oz HAMMER ! WOW !!!!"

Am I'm glad I'm Dan'l doesn't test Letterboxers too !

Then only Marines need apply !

very big sigh of relief ! :-)


Graham Howard


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Graham Howard wrote:
> Hey guys I thought Letterboxing was a gentle hobby ! ?
> elf@pclink.com writes:
> >I beat the snot out of
> >it with a 22 oz. framing hammer

> ...Am I'm glad I'm Dan'l doesn't test Letterboxers too !
> Then only Marines need apply !

I'm really a gentle soul. I only beat inanimate objects
that are worth .50 cents or less! I was Navy, not Marine.
Marines are scary, not to be reckoned with. They never
liked us reminding them that they worked for the Navy.
They viewed it as a terrible insult to be part of us
because they saw us as too civil an organization to
contain ones so terrible, vengeful and utterly harmful
as themselves.

Dan'l

Ps. BTW, I sent out 9 of those .50 cent jars for you to try.
I'm trying to get other containers too and hopefully some of
you will be willing to try those.

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