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Bill, I'll take anything you want to give me! I am currently on the "If you buy another regulator, I'll __________ (fill in the blank with whatever bad thing you can think of) list.antique diver wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 9:18 pmYou've got a pretty nice load of regulators there! I'm sure you still need some more, and I know a guy that has some extras when you need a new fix.![]()
Ok, I see how to play this game. Let's say I gave you a collectible Stainless Steel Drager for instance, but forgot to check it out to see if all the internal parts were there before I sent it. But that's not really so bad of me since it was free anyway. Then you might be so bold as to want to put it in working condition, and who do you know that would just happen to have those kind of parts in his vast vintage parts inventory? Of course those kind of parts are very rare and a little expensive, but so would a complete Drager also be. You would just have to complete that little beauty and keep it as an investment that would appreciate in spite of the Corona Virus scare (instead of tanking like the corporate equities you own are doing just now).ScubaLawyer wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 10:06 pmBill, I'll take anything you want to give me! I am currently on the "If you buy another regulator, I'll __________ (fill in the blank with whatever bad thing you can think of) list.antique diver wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 9:18 pmYou've got a pretty nice load of regulators there! I'm sure you still need some more, and I know a guy that has some extras when you need a new fix.![]()
Apparently new parts to fix up existing regs are still ok to purchase.
Bill, kindly tell Francie to put you back on your meds.antique diver wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 11:30 pmOk, I see how to play this game. Let's say I gave you a collectible Stainless Steel Drager for instance, but forgot to check it out to see if all the internal parts were there before I sent it. But that's not really so bad of me since it was free anyway. Then you might be so bold as to want to put it in working condition, and who do you know that would just happen to have those kind of parts in his vast vintage parts inventory? Of course those kind of parts are very rare and a little expensive, but so would a complete Drager also be. You would just have to complete that little beauty and keep it as an investment that would appreciate in spite of the Corona Virus scare (instead of tanking like the corporate equities you own are doing just now).ScubaLawyer wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 10:06 pmBill, I'll take anything you want to give me! I am currently on the "If you buy another regulator, I'll __________ (fill in the blank with whatever bad thing you can think of) list.antique diver wrote: ↑Sat Feb 29, 2020 9:18 pmYou've got a pretty nice load of regulators there! I'm sure you still need some more, and I know a guy that has some extras when you need a new fix.![]()
Apparently new parts to fix up existing regs are still ok to purchase.
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You just have to know how to play the game (before she changes the rules again)!
Good thing she's my wife and not yours.SeaHuntJerry wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 1:31 amHi Mark,
Susan would probably Kill me if she saw all the regulators I have.
Hmph! Mark, if you knew just how many regulators I really have you would treat me with more respect!ScubaLawyer wrote: ↑Sun Mar 01, 2020 2:06 am
Bill, kindly tell Francie to put you back on your meds.
Your faithful dive buddy,
Mark
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