JakBQuik wrote:

> Congrats on your great progress, Dave.

Thanks, Amigo.

JakBQuik wrote:

> Congrats on your great progress, Dave.

Thanks, Amigo.

JakBQuik wrote:

> Congrats on your great progress, Dave.

Thanks, Amigo.

In article >, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> says...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave
>

Looks good for a start Dave...some of the others have made suggestions for
pictures and cleaning text up a bit. That's the way to do it, you have a
great group of people a lot more knowledgable than me (and better spellers too).
Glad to see things are progressing well.
Hard to tell from here without pics but I think your prices are TOO LOW.
Maybe a note about how many ounces per serving or something?
Dave in BC

In article >, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> says...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave
>

Looks good for a start Dave...some of the others have made suggestions for
pictures and cleaning text up a bit. That's the way to do it, you have a
great group of people a lot more knowledgable than me (and better spellers too).
Glad to see things are progressing well.
Hard to tell from here without pics but I think your prices are TOO LOW.
Maybe a note about how many ounces per serving or something?
Dave in BC

In article >, "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> says...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave
>

Looks good for a start Dave...some of the others have made suggestions for
pictures and cleaning text up a bit. That's the way to do it, you have a
great group of people a lot more knowledgable than me (and better spellers too).
Glad to see things are progressing well.
Hard to tell from here without pics but I think your prices are TOO LOW.
Maybe a note about how many ounces per serving or something?
Dave in BC

I love the crossed eyed pig logo.
Good luck with your venture, hope to gety a chance to visit.

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"Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave
>
>

I love the crossed eyed pig logo.
Good luck with your venture, hope to gety a chance to visit.

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"Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave
>
>

BOB wrote:
> We need PICTURES!
>
> Oh, I forgot, yer not open yet. Guess this is what threw me:
> "His store was opened on October 16, 2004."
>
> LOL, I guess it isn't *quite* ready to be open for public "consumption" yet.
>
> Looks good, Dave.
>
> BOB
> Fosco and Saara and Nikki all need to take cameras to the grand opening

And kili and TFM and JD and John and Harry and everyone else!

BOB wrote:
> We need PICTURES!
>
> Oh, I forgot, yer not open yet. Guess this is what threw me:
> "His store was opened on October 16, 2004."
>
> LOL, I guess it isn't *quite* ready to be open for public "consumption" yet.
>
> Looks good, Dave.
>
> BOB
> Fosco and Saara and Nikki all need to take cameras to the grand opening

And kili and TFM and JD and John and Harry and everyone else!

Dave Bugg wrote:

> sedge laptop wrote:
>
>
>>Good start, Dave! Can't wait to see pics. You could have a photo
>>contest for the ABF'ers.
>
>
> There you go.... great idea.

Here's another one. Since you're making your living making great Q and
doing mostly local - probably flyer-based advertising - how about a
regular photo contest for the consumers? If your photo wins, you get one
free meal and your picture gets used on the website and the flyer for
the month with attribution.

It doesn't cost you much and generates a bit of competitive interest.
Plus it's kind of a nod to ABF which is otherwise just a bunch of freaky
geeks that take pics of plates.
>
>>You have a couple of misspellings in your menu though. "Banana" and
>>"Peasant". I don't know what a peasant pie is, but I've made "rustic"
>>pies which is freeform without the pie pan. I'll take a slice of peach
>>however it's made!
>
>
> Exactly the same thing.... maybe I'll change it to "rustic". I'll get that
> danged banana spelled right, too. Thanks, SL.
> Dave

I love the "rustic" freeform pies. I prefer to make them if the filling
isn't too runny. Who's doing your pies?

You're welcome.

--
Saara

Dave Bugg wrote:

> sedge laptop wrote:
>
>
>>Good start, Dave! Can't wait to see pics. You could have a photo
>>contest for the ABF'ers.
>
>
> There you go.... great idea.

Here's another one. Since you're making your living making great Q and
doing mostly local - probably flyer-based advertising - how about a
regular photo contest for the consumers? If your photo wins, you get one
free meal and your picture gets used on the website and the flyer for
the month with attribution.

It doesn't cost you much and generates a bit of competitive interest.
Plus it's kind of a nod to ABF which is otherwise just a bunch of freaky
geeks that take pics of plates.
>
>>You have a couple of misspellings in your menu though. "Banana" and
>>"Peasant". I don't know what a peasant pie is, but I've made "rustic"
>>pies which is freeform without the pie pan. I'll take a slice of peach
>>however it's made!
>
>
> Exactly the same thing.... maybe I'll change it to "rustic". I'll get that
> danged banana spelled right, too. Thanks, SL.
> Dave

I love the "rustic" freeform pies. I prefer to make them if the filling
isn't too runny. Who's doing your pies?

You're welcome.

--
Saara

"sedge laptop" > wrote in message
news:5Ku%c.5930$Va5.4915@trnddc01...
> BOB wrote:
> > We need PICTURES!
> >
> > Oh, I forgot, yer not open yet. Guess this is what threw me:
> > "His store was opened on October 16, 2004."
> >
> > LOL, I guess it isn't *quite* ready to be open for public "consumption"
yet.
> >
> > Looks good, Dave.
> >
> > BOB
> > Fosco and Saara and Nikki all need to take cameras to the grand opening
>
> And kili and TFM and JD and John and Harry and everyone else!
>

I tell ya, I'm gonna need another 128 memory card! I'm gonna be the picture
takin' queen! Besides, I'm going to be needing to take a few for my
wedding.

kili

"sedge laptop" > wrote in message
news:5Ku%c.5930$Va5.4915@trnddc01...
> BOB wrote:
> > We need PICTURES!
> >
> > Oh, I forgot, yer not open yet. Guess this is what threw me:
> > "His store was opened on October 16, 2004."
> >
> > LOL, I guess it isn't *quite* ready to be open for public "consumption"
yet.
> >
> > Looks good, Dave.
> >
> > BOB
> > Fosco and Saara and Nikki all need to take cameras to the grand opening
>
> And kili and TFM and JD and John and Harry and everyone else!
>

I tell ya, I'm gonna need another 128 memory card! I'm gonna be the picture
takin' queen! Besides, I'm going to be needing to take a few for my
wedding.

kili

In article <5Ku%c.5930$Va5.4915@trnddc01>, sedge laptop
> wrote:

> BOB wrote:
> > We need PICTURES!

> > Fosco and Saara and Nikki all need to take cameras to the grand opening
>
> And kili and TFM and JD and John and Harry and everyone else!

Especially in honor of us poor fooks who can only be there in
spirit.....

monroe(c'mon Powerball...)

In article <5Ku%c.5930$Va5.4915@trnddc01>, sedge laptop
> wrote:

> BOB wrote:
> > We need PICTURES!

> > Fosco and Saara and Nikki all need to take cameras to the grand opening
>
> And kili and TFM and JD and John and Harry and everyone else!

Especially in honor of us poor fooks who can only be there in
spirit.....

monroe(c'mon Powerball...)

Maybe we'll just call you "Famous Dave"! Oops, already taken.
Hey, all the best...it takes a lot to do what you are doing, financially and
otherwise. Good food and good business sense will serve you well.
Bob in RSM, CA

"Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave
>
>

Maybe we'll just call you "Famous Dave"! Oops, already taken.
Hey, all the best...it takes a lot to do what you are doing, financially and
otherwise. Good food and good business sense will serve you well.
Bob in RSM, CA

"Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave
>
>

as someone said, nice logo. Not sure if everybody will get the humor of the
vegetarian comment though. Have to remember that there might be vegetarian
friends and partners of your customers who might be satisfied with slaw and
your other non meat dealios.

Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be paying
customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit. LOL Now I know it
probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to read. But not all will get
it,and as low as margins can be in a restaurant, well..............

Good luck on your opening.
Peace
jeff

as someone said, nice logo. Not sure if everybody will get the humor of the
vegetarian comment though. Have to remember that there might be vegetarian
friends and partners of your customers who might be satisfied with slaw and
your other non meat dealios.

Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be paying
customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit. LOL Now I know it
probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to read. But not all will get
it,and as low as margins can be in a restaurant, well..............

Good luck on your opening.
Peace
jeff

Frndthdevl wrote:

> Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be
> paying customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit.
> LOL Now I know it probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to
> read. But not all will get it,and as low as margins can be in a
> restaurant, well..............

Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and humor-impaired, it's
doubtful they'll darken my doorstep voluntarily anyway. Margains are not
tight enough to keep me from being myself. I spent 17 years having to
kow-tow the politically correct line working for public health, and I ain't
putting myself back into that misery again. :-)

Frndthdevl wrote:

> Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be
> paying customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit.
> LOL Now I know it probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to
> read. But not all will get it,and as low as margins can be in a
> restaurant, well..............

Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and humor-impaired, it's
doubtful they'll darken my doorstep voluntarily anyway. Margains are not
tight enough to keep me from being myself. I spent 17 years having to
kow-tow the politically correct line working for public health, and I ain't
putting myself back into that misery again. :-)

Dave Bugg wrote:

> Frndthdevl wrote:
>
>
>>Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be
>>paying customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit.
>>LOL Now I know it probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to
>>read. But not all will get it,and as low as margins can be in a
>>restaurant, well..............
>
>
> Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and humor-impaired, it's
> doubtful they'll darken my doorstep voluntarily anyway. Margains are not
> tight enough to keep me from being myself. I spent 17 years having to
> kow-tow the politically correct line working for public health, and I ain't
> putting myself back into that misery again. :-)
>
>

Say what ya want. Beings as you're in Washington, although Wenatchee,
later you might consider a vegetarian entree. For example, my
brother-out-law is a carnivore whereas his petite wife is a vegetarian.
As long as he can eat, she'll be satisfied with salad or a spud. I'm
sure that Hwy 2 will bring more than one of that combination your way.

No need to be PC about it tho!

--
Saara

Dave Bugg wrote:

> Frndthdevl wrote:
>
>
>>Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be
>>paying customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit.
>>LOL Now I know it probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to
>>read. But not all will get it,and as low as margins can be in a
>>restaurant, well..............
>
>
> Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and humor-impaired, it's
> doubtful they'll darken my doorstep voluntarily anyway. Margains are not
> tight enough to keep me from being myself. I spent 17 years having to
> kow-tow the politically correct line working for public health, and I ain't
> putting myself back into that misery again. :-)
>
>

Say what ya want. Beings as you're in Washington, although Wenatchee,
later you might consider a vegetarian entree. For example, my
brother-out-law is a carnivore whereas his petite wife is a vegetarian.
As long as he can eat, she'll be satisfied with salad or a spud. I'm
sure that Hwy 2 will bring more than one of that combination your way.

No need to be PC about it tho!

--
Saara

"sedge laptop" > wrote in message
news:Ifx%c.6857$Q44.2587@trnddc09
|| Dave Bugg wrote:
||
||| Frndthdevl wrote:
|||
|||
|||| Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be
|||| paying customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit.
|||| LOL Now I know it probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to
|||| read. But not all will get it,and as low as margins can be in a
|||| restaurant, well..............
|||
|||
||| Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and
||| humor-impaired, it's doubtful they'll darken my doorstep
||| voluntarily anyway. Margains are not tight enough to keep me from
||| being myself. I spent 17 years having to kow-tow the politically
||| correct line working for public health, and I ain't putting myself
||| back into that misery again. :-)
|||
|||
||
|| Say what ya want. Beings as you're in Washington, although Wenatchee,
|| later you might consider a vegetarian entree. For example, my
|| brother-out-law is a carnivore whereas his petite wife is a
|| vegetarian.
|| As long as he can eat, she'll be satisfied with salad or a spud. I'm
|| sure that Hwy 2 will bring more than one of that combination your
|| way.
||
|| No need to be PC about it tho!
||
|| --
|| Saara

Trust me Saara, Wenatchee is in no danger of becoming a hotbed of raging
vegans.

JD

"sedge laptop" > wrote in message
news:Ifx%c.6857$Q44.2587@trnddc09
|| Dave Bugg wrote:
||
||| Frndthdevl wrote:
|||
|||
|||| Those vegetarians are not the trolls who come here, and might be
|||| paying customers, or at least enablers to their loved ones Q habit.
|||| LOL Now I know it probably felt good writing it,and it looks fun to
|||| read. But not all will get it,and as low as margins can be in a
|||| restaurant, well..............
|||
|||
||| Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and
||| humor-impaired, it's doubtful they'll darken my doorstep
||| voluntarily anyway. Margains are not tight enough to keep me from
||| being myself. I spent 17 years having to kow-tow the politically
||| correct line working for public health, and I ain't putting myself
||| back into that misery again. :-)
|||
|||
||
|| Say what ya want. Beings as you're in Washington, although Wenatchee,
|| later you might consider a vegetarian entree. For example, my
|| brother-out-law is a carnivore whereas his petite wife is a
|| vegetarian.
|| As long as he can eat, she'll be satisfied with salad or a spud. I'm
|| sure that Hwy 2 will bring more than one of that combination your
|| way.
||
|| No need to be PC about it tho!
||
|| --
|| Saara

Trust me Saara, Wenatchee is in no danger of becoming a hotbed of raging
vegans.

JD

>From: "Dave Bugg"

>Margins are not
>tight enough to keep me from being myself.

Ahhh, truth in advertising. That must mean the food is honest as well. It
should be a great success. ; ) I look forward to the day your doing mail
order. It has been informative and entertaining hearing of your experiences.
Thanks for the fun.
peace
jeff

>From: "Dave Bugg"

>Margins are not
>tight enough to keep me from being myself.

Ahhh, truth in advertising. That must mean the food is honest as well. It
should be a great success. ; ) I look forward to the day your doing mail
order. It has been informative and entertaining hearing of your experiences.
Thanks for the fun.
peace
jeff

JD wrote:
> |||
> ||| Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and
> ||| humor-impaired, it's doubtful they'll darken my doorstep
> ||| voluntarily anyway. Margains are not tight enough to keep me from
> ||| being myself. I spent 17 years having to kow-tow the politically
> ||| correct line working for public health, and I ain't putting myself
> ||| back into that misery again. :-)
> |||
> |||
> ||
> || Say what ya want. Beings as you're in Washington, although Wenatchee,
> || later you might consider a vegetarian entree. For example, my
> || brother-out-law is a carnivore whereas his petite wife is a
> || vegetarian.
> || As long as he can eat, she'll be satisfied with salad or a spud. I'm
> || sure that Hwy 2 will bring more than one of that combination your
> || way.
> ||
> || No need to be PC about it tho!
> ||
> || --
> || Saara
>
> Trust me Saara, Wenatchee is in no danger of becoming a hotbed of raging
> vegans.
>
> JD

Trust *me*, JD, it's a self-serving recommendation. I have a vegetarian
sister-out-law and I'd like to bring her to Dave's if we ended up in
Wenatchee together. We'd go there anyway, but I was just trying to be
influencingly accommodating.

I could give a rat's ass.

--
Saara

JD wrote:
> |||
> ||| Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and
> ||| humor-impaired, it's doubtful they'll darken my doorstep
> ||| voluntarily anyway. Margains are not tight enough to keep me from
> ||| being myself. I spent 17 years having to kow-tow the politically
> ||| correct line working for public health, and I ain't putting myself
> ||| back into that misery again. :-)
> |||
> |||
> ||
> || Say what ya want. Beings as you're in Washington, although Wenatchee,
> || later you might consider a vegetarian entree. For example, my
> || brother-out-law is a carnivore whereas his petite wife is a
> || vegetarian.
> || As long as he can eat, she'll be satisfied with salad or a spud. I'm
> || sure that Hwy 2 will bring more than one of that combination your
> || way.
> ||
> || No need to be PC about it tho!
> ||
> || --
> || Saara
>
> Trust me Saara, Wenatchee is in no danger of becoming a hotbed of raging
> vegans.
>
> JD

Trust *me*, JD, it's a self-serving recommendation. I have a vegetarian
sister-out-law and I'd like to bring her to Dave's if we ended up in
Wenatchee together. We'd go there anyway, but I was just trying to be
influencingly accommodating.

I could give a rat's ass.

--
Saara

JD wrote:
> |||
> ||| Thanks, Jeff, but if a vegetarian is that uptight and
> ||| humor-impaired, it's doubtful they'll darken my doorstep
> ||| voluntarily anyway. Margains are not tight enough to keep me from
> ||| being myself. I spent 17 years having to kow-tow the politically
> ||| correct line working for public health, and I ain't putting myself
> ||| back into that misery again. :-)
> |||
> |||
> ||
> || Say what ya want. Beings as you're in Washington, although Wenatchee,
> || later you might consider a vegetarian entree. For example, my
> || brother-out-law is a carnivore whereas his petite wife is a
> || vegetarian.
> || As long as he can eat, she'll be satisfied with salad or a spud. I'm
> || sure that Hwy 2 will bring more than one of that combination your
> || way.
> ||
> || No need to be PC about it tho!
> ||
> || --
> || Saara
>
> Trust me Saara, Wenatchee is in no danger of becoming a hotbed of raging
> vegans.
>
> JD

Trust *me*, JD, it's a self-serving recommendation. I have a vegetarian
sister-out-law and I'd like to bring her to Dave's if we ended up in
Wenatchee together. We'd go there anyway, but I was just trying to be
influencingly accommodating.

I could give a rat's ass.

--
Saara

sedge laptop wrote:
> Dave Bugg wrote:
>
>> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You
>> can
>> view it at
>> davebbq.com
>>
>> Let me know what you think.
>
>
> Good start, Dave! Can't wait to see pics. You could have a photo contest
> for the ABF'ers.
>
> You have a couple of misspellings in your menu though. "Banana" and
> "Peasant". I don't know what a peasant pie is, but I've made "rustic"
> pies which is freeform without the pie pan. I'll take a slice of peach
> however it's made!
>

I don't want to come off as pedantic, but maybe in this case it's
appropriate :-). There are also misspellings at the bottom of the menu:
"barbercued" and "spicey" should be "barbecued" (or "barbequed"?) and
"spicy". And maybe you also intended "Smoked Whole Ham" instead of
"Smoke Whole Ham"?

sedge laptop wrote:
> Dave Bugg wrote:
>
>> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You
>> can
>> view it at
>> davebbq.com
>>
>> Let me know what you think.
>
>
> Good start, Dave! Can't wait to see pics. You could have a photo contest
> for the ABF'ers.
>
> You have a couple of misspellings in your menu though. "Banana" and
> "Peasant". I don't know what a peasant pie is, but I've made "rustic"
> pies which is freeform without the pie pan. I'll take a slice of peach
> however it's made!
>

I don't want to come off as pedantic, but maybe in this case it's
appropriate :-). There are also misspellings at the bottom of the menu:
"barbercued" and "spicey" should be "barbecued" (or "barbequed"?) and
"spicy". And maybe you also intended "Smoked Whole Ham" instead of
"Smoke Whole Ham"?

"Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave

Lookin good Dave!

I agree with what everyone said, with one additional comment: Your
menu seems to be a collection of images pasted into a table, which
doesn't scale well on all monitors. On mine, the text is blurred, to
the extent that the directions under the address are illegible, and I
have to scroll left and right to see the whole thing, even when the
window is maximized. May I suggest that you use a text table, so that
it'll be properly displayed on all browsers and window sizes.

As regards your vegetarian comment, your interests lie in being
inclusive. That doesn't mean No Humour, just don't make it specific to
any subset of potential customers. "The customer is always right".

HTH

/s

"Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message >...
> Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You can
> view it at
> davebbq.com
>
> Let me know what you think.
> Dave

Lookin good Dave!

I agree with what everyone said, with one additional comment: Your
menu seems to be a collection of images pasted into a table, which
doesn't scale well on all monitors. On mine, the text is blurred, to
the extent that the directions under the address are illegible, and I
have to scroll left and right to see the whole thing, even when the
window is maximized. May I suggest that you use a text table, so that
it'll be properly displayed on all browsers and window sizes.

As regards your vegetarian comment, your interests lie in being
inclusive. That doesn't mean No Humour, just don't make it specific to
any subset of potential customers. "The customer is always right".

HTH

/s

i like the pig on the logo.

closed on Sundays? aren't you missing a lot of business that way?

"Scarlet Pimpernel" > wrote in message
om...
> "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
>...
> > Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You
can view it at davebbq.com
> >
> > Let me know what you think.
> > Dave

i like the pig on the logo.

closed on Sundays? aren't you missing a lot of business that way?

"Scarlet Pimpernel" > wrote in message
om...
> "Dave Bugg" <deebuggatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
>...
> > Well, I finally got something arranged, but it's pretty primitive. You
can view it at davebbq.com
> >
> > Let me know what you think.
> > Dave

sedge laptop wrote:

> Here's another one. Since you're making your living making great Q and
> doing mostly local - probably flyer-based advertising - how about a
> regular photo contest for the consumers? If your photo wins, you get
> one free meal and your picture gets used on the website and the flyer
> for the month with attribution.
>
> It doesn't cost you much and generates a bit of competitive interest.
> Plus it's kind of a nod to ABF which is otherwise just a bunch of
> freaky geeks that take pics of plates.

Not a bad idea... not bad at all.

sedge laptop wrote:

> Here's another one. Since you're making your living making great Q and
> doing mostly local - probably flyer-based advertising - how about a
> regular photo contest for the consumers? If your photo wins, you get
> one free meal and your picture gets used on the website and the flyer
> for the month with attribution.
>
> It doesn't cost you much and generates a bit of competitive interest.
> Plus it's kind of a nod to ABF which is otherwise just a bunch of
> freaky geeks that take pics of plates.

Not a bad idea... not bad at all.

Frndthdevl wrote:

> Ahhh, truth in advertising. That must mean the food is honest as
> well. It should be a great success. ; ) I look forward to the day
> your doing mail order. It has been informative and entertaining
> hearing of your experiences. Thanks for the fun.
> peace
> jeff

Hey, my pleasure, Amigo. If you're ever headed this way, let me know.