Large boat needed for photo shoot. Minimal wear and tear may occur
during filming.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/boa/247934310.html

-phish

wrote:
Large boat needed for photo shoot. Minimal wear and tear may occur
during filming.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/boa/247934310.html

-phish

Mythbusters should consider rewriting the ad.

Instead of paying for an old junk boat to blow up in the show, they
ought to advertise that they will remove one at a very reasonable
price. Would probably get a lot of takers.

Mythbusters should consider rewriting the ad.

Instead of paying for an old junk boat to blow up in the show, they
ought to advertise that they will remove one at a very reasonable
price. Would probably get a lot of takers.

Why? A great number of listeners would be glad to know their
boat/car/whatever was going to get MythBusted.

Besides, in the People's Republic of Kalifornia there are probably
innumerable laws that would make it impossible for someone to advertise
'removal' of something without filling out a metric assload of paperwork and
countless hearings.

Besides, in the People's Republic of Kalifornia

What... jealous that you don't live here? :-

--Mike

"Bill Kearney" wrote in message
...
Mythbusters should consider rewriting the ad.

Instead of paying for an old junk boat to blow up in the show, they
ought to advertise that they will remove one at a very reasonable
price. Would probably get a lot of takers.

Why? A great number of listeners would be glad to know their
boat/car/whatever was going to get MythBusted.

Besides, in the People's Republic of Kalifornia there are probably
innumerable laws that would make it impossible for someone to advertise
'removal' of something without filling out a metric assload of paperwork
and
countless hearings.

Chuck Gould wrote:
wrote:
Large boat needed for photo shoot. Minimal wear and tear may occur
during filming.

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/boa/247934310.html

-phish

Mythbusters should consider rewriting the ad.

Instead of paying for an old junk boat to blow up in the show, they
ought to advertise that they will remove one at a very reasonable
price. Would probably get a lot of takers.

There should be many, many boats in the bay area for that purpose. If
you all remember, Calif Bill tried to tell everyone here that it's
common practice and legal for people to just abandon boats in the bay,
and that salvagers could just go pick them up.

basskisser wrote:

There should be many, many boats in the bay area for that purpose. If
you all remember, Calif Bill tried to tell everyone here that it's
common practice and legal for people to just abandon boats in the bay,
and that salvagers could just go pick them up.


Isn't it time for another schnapps er whiskey?

-- Charlie

Charlie wrote:
basskisser wrote:

There should be many, many boats in the bay area for that purpose. If
you all remember, Calif Bill tried to tell everyone here that it's
common practice and legal for people to just abandon boats in the bay,
and that salvagers could just go pick them up.


Isn't it time for another schnapps er whiskey?

-- Charlie

And this has WHAT to do with this thread?

Charlie wrote:

basskisser wrote:

There should be many, many boats in the bay area for that purpose. If
you all remember, Calif Bill tried to tell everyone here that it's
common practice and legal for people to just abandon boats in the bay,
and that salvagers could just go pick them up.



Isn't it time for another schnapps er whiskey?

-- Charlie

To a child, they are the same thing. Adults know better.

--
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Dan wrote:
Charlie wrote:

basskisser wrote:

There should be many, many boats in the bay area for that purpose. If
you all remember, Calif Bill tried to tell everyone here that it's
common practice and legal for people to just abandon boats in the bay,
and that salvagers could just go pick them up.



Isn't it time for another schnapps er whiskey?

-- Charlie

Infatuation......
Infatuation....
It's driving Dan crazy.....
It's making Dan CRAAAZZZYYY.......

Dan wrote:
Charlie wrote:

basskisser wrote:

There should be many, many boats in the bay area for that purpose. If
you all remember, Calif Bill tried to tell everyone here that it's
common practice and legal for people to just abandon boats in the bay,
and that salvagers could just go pick them up.



Isn't it time for another schnapps er whiskey?

-- Charlie

To a child, they are the same thing. Adults know better.

--
Every thread, huh, stalker?