"katy" wrote in message
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From Wikipedia:
The earliest snowmobiles were modified Ford Model Ts with the
undercarriage replaced with tracks and skis. They were popular for rural
mail delivery for a time. This early history [1] can be traced to Carl
Eliason [2] in Saynor, Wisconsin with his first hand built model completed
in 1924. He was granted a U.S. patent in 1927. Polaris Industries in
Roseau, Minnesota, in the United States Midwest, was a pioneer in the
production of purpose-built snowmobiles.

Nice going, Katy.

Next he's going to claim some Cannuck invented the Internet.

Max

Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
From Wikipedia:
The earliest snowmobiles were modified Ford Model Ts with the
undercarriage replaced with tracks and skis. They were popular for rural
mail delivery for a time. This early history [1] can be traced to Carl
Eliason [2] in Saynor, Wisconsin with his first hand built model completed
in 1924. He was granted a U.S. patent in 1927. Polaris Industries in
Roseau, Minnesota, in the United States Midwest, was a pioneer in the
production of purpose-built snowmobiles.

Nice going, Katy.

Next he's going to claim some Cannuck invented the Internet.

Max


Nah...everyone knows Al Gore did that..." (

Maxprop wrote:

"katy" wrote in message
...
From Wikipedia:
The earliest snowmobiles were modified Ford Model Ts with the
undercarriage replaced with tracks and skis. They were popular for rural
mail delivery for a time. This early history [1] can be traced to Carl
Eliason [2] in Saynor, Wisconsin with his first hand built model completed
in 1924. He was granted a U.S. patent in 1927. Polaris Industries in
Roseau, Minnesota, in the United States Midwest, was a pioneer in the
production of purpose-built snowmobiles.

Nice going, Katy.

Yeah, too bad she couldn't be bothered to read the next two paragraphs/

Next he's going to claim some Cannuck invented the Internet.

You're rapidly becoming a first class xenophobe, a massively ignorant
one at that.

Cheers
Marty

Martin Baxter wrote:
Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
From Wikipedia:
The earliest snowmobiles were modified Ford Model Ts with the
undercarriage replaced with tracks and skis. They were popular for rural
mail delivery for a time. This early history [1] can be traced to Carl
Eliason [2] in Saynor, Wisconsin with his first hand built model completed
in 1924. He was granted a U.S. patent in 1927. Polaris Industries in
Roseau, Minnesota, in the United States Midwest, was a pioneer in the
production of purpose-built snowmobiles.
Nice going, Katy.

Yeah, too bad she couldn't be bothered to read the next two paragraphs/
Next he's going to claim some Cannuck invented the Internet.

You're rapidly becoming a first class xenophobe, a massively ignorant
one at that.

Cheers
Marty

Since I'm half Canadian, that remark is really stupid.

katy wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:
Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
From Wikipedia:
The earliest snowmobiles were modified Ford Model Ts with the
undercarriage replaced with tracks and skis. They were popular for rural
mail delivery for a time. This early history [1] can be traced to Carl
Eliason [2] in Saynor, Wisconsin with his first hand built model completed
in 1924. He was granted a U.S. patent in 1927. Polaris Industries in
Roseau, Minnesota, in the United States Midwest, was a pioneer in the
production of purpose-built snowmobiles.
Nice going, Katy.

Yeah, too bad she couldn't be bothered to read the next two paragraphs/
Next he's going to claim some Cannuck invented the Internet.

You're rapidly becoming a first class xenophobe, a massively ignorant
one at that.

Cheers
Marty

Since I'm half Canadian, that remark is really stupid.

Which remark? I believe the post was in response to Max's isolationist
vitriol.

Cheers
Marty

Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote:
Martin Baxter wrote:
Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
From Wikipedia:
The earliest snowmobiles were modified Ford Model Ts with the
undercarriage replaced with tracks and skis. They were popular for rural
mail delivery for a time. This early history [1] can be traced to Carl
Eliason [2] in Saynor, Wisconsin with his first hand built model completed
in 1924. He was granted a U.S. patent in 1927. Polaris Industries in
Roseau, Minnesota, in the United States Midwest, was a pioneer in the
production of purpose-built snowmobiles.
Nice going, Katy.
Yeah, too bad she couldn't be bothered to read the next two paragraphs/
Next he's going to claim some Cannuck invented the Internet.
You're rapidly becoming a first class xenophobe, a massively ignorant
one at that.

Cheers
Marty
Since I'm half Canadian, that remark is really stupid.

Which remark? I believe the post was in response to Max's isolationist
vitriol.

Cheers
Marty

I misread...I thought you were replying to me...