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- Apr 18, 1999
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Hurray, hurray, hurray! Ten minutes ago, I experienced that thrill only forum members are familiar with. Sadly, I also experienced the terror many married forum members know only too well. You see, my wife and I saw the UPS package from WKC leaning against the front door at the same time. "Hmmm" I said, "I wonder what that is." "It's a letter for me" said I. How foolish of me to think my inquisitive wife could let it go at that. Nooooo!!! She asked who it was from. I deftly replied, "The WKC Company" showing her the envelope. She said, "Who's that?" "The Wildlife Kinetics Corp.", said I. So far, that has satisfied her.
I have got to get that women a couple of part time jobs. She has entirely too much time on her hands.
The envelope contained the double ground Woo I had ordered and the G-45 Newt threw in because he hadn't remained on schedule with regard to delivery.
When I have more time to clandestinely examine these too specimens, I'll try to let you know my impressions. For now, I can say I am quite impressed with the ergonomics of the diminutive G-45. The Woo is smaller than anticipated and oh so flat. It should make a good hideout piece.
The only negative is that both came with paracord hangers. I would have preferred a chain. This, however, I can remedy with a trip to the hardware store. OOOPS, here she comes. Got to go.
I have got to get that women a couple of part time jobs. She has entirely too much time on her hands.
The envelope contained the double ground Woo I had ordered and the G-45 Newt threw in because he hadn't remained on schedule with regard to delivery.
When I have more time to clandestinely examine these too specimens, I'll try to let you know my impressions. For now, I can say I am quite impressed with the ergonomics of the diminutive G-45. The Woo is smaller than anticipated and oh so flat. It should make a good hideout piece.
The only negative is that both came with paracord hangers. I would have preferred a chain. This, however, I can remedy with a trip to the hardware store. OOOPS, here she comes. Got to go.