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Jim Cate wrote:
Try me.

Thanks, but no thanks.

Would you believe me if I told you that I know a major dealer of them
in this area and even he thinks they're crap... doubt it.

Shouldn't he consider some other kind of work? - There doesn't seem to
be a great deal of profit running a Mac dealership.

On the contrary. He makes tons of money from people like you! A true
capitalist.

Johnny, seems to me that, if the Macs are simply a pile of junk as you
keep saying, we would see thousands of them breaking apart in any winds

Well, it seems to you.

Particularly since the Macs have been one of the most popular lines ever
made, with over 40,000 of them sold, reports of failures should be all
over the place. I spend a lot of time on the Mac discussion groups, and

McDonalds makes billions of burgers, but I wouldn't want to eat them
on a regular basis.

Perhaps too much time...

I read lots of reports and sailing mags, and I don't remember seeing
accounts of any Macs that simply fell apart, or any on which the owners
or passengers were drowned, etc., other than the one in which a drunk
skipper rolled an overloaded Mac 26X with no ballast. As in any boat,

You're really obsessed with Macs breaking up...

So, it should be fairly easy for you to cite some statisticsbacking up
your ridiculous assertions. Could you do that for us, Johnny? - If you
aren't just blowing smoke, that is.

Assertions of what? They're junky, they look like it, they sail like
it. There are no statistics needed.
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