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Re: Rain Cap
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Posted by bradk on May 27, 2006 at 13:58:20 from (209.240.224.217):
In Reply to: Re: Rain Cap posted by Sid on May 27, 2006 at 07:36:15:
Sid,First of all,I don't recall mitchp asking anyone's opinion to use or not use a rain cap.The only reason I had to bring it up was because someone felt the need to express.
Secondly,the correct term is cheap-skate(sorry if it hurts) as thrifty to me is defined as SMART or CONSCIOUS and would buy something as small as a rain cap to protect an investment.Not someone who decides not to buy something necessary to protect an investment such as a tractor in running order
Thirdly,I didn't know that much fecal matter was in an average adult.Actually fascinating.We learn things every day!! ~brad
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