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| Dave, I'm not seeing your gallery when I click on to ovationgallery.com Is it still offline? |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Thanks. I'm in much need of a Tupperware Consultant. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | My site will be back on line sometime tomorrow. Either I switched servers or I forget to pay the bill, can't remember which ...
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Location: N.J. | Had a lid that I put too close to the side of the Weber and melted almost the entire thing. I saved it {actually hid it from the wife}and forgot about it. Around Xmas they opened a kiosk at the local mall and I brought the lid to them for warranty repair {jokingly}.The guy took it and said he would have me a new lid in a few days and he did.Thats like Ovation customer service. Made me a believer!! :D |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Be careful melting them. I was making sourdough starter a few years ago and I told my wife I needed a warm, draft free place to place the starter. She said there's no better place than the oven for that, so I placed a Tupperware bowl full of it in the oven. For about six days, that was a great plan. Lady Weaser comes home on Friday, decides to make a pizza and forgetting the starter was in the oven (yeah, you know where this is going) proceeds to melt the entire bowl, starter and all in the oven. Spoke to a couple people from Tupperware about it and they said the smell is relatively toxic (there's a term for you - relatively toxic) and that I should probably not try to melt it off. After trying everything in the book, it was obvious it was not scraping off either.
Skipping ahead to the end of the story - Lady Weaser's brand new oven came in two days later as I was taking the old one to the recycling dump. At least one of us ended up happy. :rolleyes: |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Speaking of melting, I have a friend that used to be a Telemarketer but still has close relations with the Server Host that Dave "Tup" is going to use.
I thought I might post a little snippet from Dave's new site. The new Host certainly has a way of crossing over content.
Witko\'s "BeatlesTribute" as interpreted by his Web Server.
I'm sorry Dave. I just couldn't wait until tomorrow! |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I was both strangely drawn to and repulsed by that.... |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Speaking of lids, What state do you live in? They frown on that kind of thing in Wisconsin unless you live in Madison and then it's usually a small fine and a slap on the wrists. |
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Location: Cicero, NY | That video reminded me of my wedding.
Yeah, good times... |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | WOODY! You wre not supposed to let that out yet! That's next years OFC Tour Jam Session Act.
Anyway, my website is "BACK" but there are a few bugs in some of the scripts. Hang with me and let me know if you find things that are not 100% as they should be. Some issues with the "specs" windows, random photo generator, and (of all things, the MARTIN photos). I'll work thru it, but in the mean time the bulk of it is working. Serial number registration seems to be working OK.
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Where is Tupperware's gallery?
