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New Contest

first thing ive won in a long time......also, to clear things up a little, THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS TOO MUCH COFFEE. without it our GNP would be the same as mexicos (excuse me if i offend you with that comment)
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[This message has been edited by tom mayo (edited 04-03-2000).]

[This message has been edited by tom mayo (edited 04-03-2000).]
 
Who the hell wants a mayo knife anyway?
I got a whole silverware drawer full of them and they don't cut very well.
 
To bad Tom won a Mayo knife cause I'll bet Mayo will welsh on it and poor Tom will never see the thing.
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Bob
 
Tom, you're not getting the idea ... read my suggestion again ... slower this time. The idea is to have a contest and win it under a different name. You forgot that part....

You're not going to fool anybody this way. I'm afraid you're just not smart enough for a life of crime ... go back to grinding knives. You're better at that.

-Cougar :{)
 
Maybe if Tom had a grinding contest against that Mayo guy and whoever finishes the knife first wins it and the contest. To make it more interesting he could set up his grinder on the beach and all those beach bunnies could cheer him on. He could even videotape the whole thing and offer the tape on late night TV with those home shopping guys for $9.95 along with 35 of his knives.
Bob
 
If Tom modifies the blade he receives -- say, by adding serrations -- does he void Mayo's warranty?

(And Tom, keep us posted on the knife. Doesn't Mayo just work in 1095? How will it hold up in the islands?)

gmm

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