We're building a hard bimini for our Irwin 37 out of 5/8" smoked-bronze
3-layer polycarbonate over a 7/8" stainless frame.

It arrived in town Friday, and should be delivered tomorrow.

Anyone know if photo attachments are within the rules of this newsgroup?

On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 20:28:18 GMT, "Dr. & Mrs. Michael Pawluk"
wrote this crap:

We're building a hard bimini for our Irwin 37 out of 5/8" smoked-bronze
3-layer polycarbonate over a 7/8" stainless frame.

It arrived in town Friday, and should be delivered tomorrow.

Anyone know if photo attachments are within the rules of this newsgroup?


I do it all the time. Screw the rules.




Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

Horvey said:=20
I do it all the time. Screw the rules.

And no one sees them....
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Dr. & Mrs. Michael Pawluk wrote:
We're building a hard bimini for our Irwin 37 out of 5/8" smoked-bronze
3-layer polycarbonate over a 7/8" stainless frame.

It arrived in town Friday, and should be delivered tomorrow.

Anyone know if photo attachments are within the rules of this newsgroup?

Put them on one of the photo hosting web sites, like www.webshots.com,
and then you can post a link to them in any newsgroup as well as
emailing the link to people. Much more efficient use of bandwidth (for
those who care about such)

DSK

Yeah, what he said.

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"DSK" wrote in message
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Dr. & Mrs. Michael Pawluk wrote:
We're building a hard bimini for our Irwin 37 out of 5/8" smoked-bronze
3-layer polycarbonate over a 7/8" stainless frame.

It arrived in town Friday, and should be delivered tomorrow.

Anyone know if photo attachments are within the rules of this newsgroup?

Put them on one of the photo hosting web sites, like www.webshots.com,
and then you can post a link to them in any newsgroup as well as
emailing the link to people. Much more efficient use of bandwidth (for
those who care about such)

DSK

This is a text only ng. The preferred way to post a picture is to put it on
one of several free websites if you can't post it on your own website,
then post the link here.

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www.sailnow.com

"Dr. & Mrs. Michael Pawluk" wrote in message
hlink.net...
We're building a hard bimini for our Irwin 37 out of 5/8" smoked-bronze
3-layer polycarbonate over a 7/8" stainless frame.

It arrived in town Friday, and should be delivered tomorrow.

Anyone know if photo attachments are within the rules of this newsgroup?