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  1. 01-29-2004, 4:17 PM #1
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    Thumbs up Freedom pens local promotion

    A certain guy whose last name reminds you of a tropical fowl, has been busy promoting the freedom pens in the local newspapers. Check this out

    http://www.thecabin.net/stories/0129...29040010.shtml

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    Thanks for the link....way to go Dennis!
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    Quote Originally Posted by zahid
    A certain guy whose last name reminds you of a tropical fowl, has been busy promoting the freedom pens in the local newspapers. Check this out

    http://www.thecabin.net/stories/0129...29040010.shtml

    zahid
    Great Stuff - Congrats to Dennis for spearding the word.

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  5. 01-29-2004, 4:46 PM #4
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    Way to go Dennis!! You certainly are a handsome lookin' devil when you're standin' at the lathe with a turning tool in your hand! Ok, so I stretch the truth now and again.

    Good job dude,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Lasley
    Way to go Dennis!! You certainly are a handsome lookin' devil when you're standin' at the lathe with a turning tool in your hand! Ok, so I stretch the truth now and again.

    Good job dude,
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    Easy there Bob..!!!! Looks ain't everything.!!!!

    Thanks....I have been pushing pretty hard here to get the word out to the communities so that they can get involved. I just had hoped that at least one local TV station, out of the 6, would choose to get involved, but no dice so far. I ain't givin' up yet.
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    Log Cabin Reporter Wrote: "The other day, a honk on the horn brought Peacock scurrying out of a large metal building he calls his workshop in a pastoral setting in the Sunny Gap Road area. A husky fellow, friendly and gregarious, he was brimming over with news of his new project."
    Quite a description, Dennis...and I didn't recognize you without your hat!
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    Dennis- Good job! Glad to see you were properly attired in your Nahm Flannel! Keep up the good work.
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    Many Thanks Dennis!

    Your efforts are truly appreciated...you done good.
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  10. 01-29-2004, 9:04 PM #9
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    <and I didn't recognize you without your hat!>

    LOL!!!!! I guess I shoulda had my hat on....but this was for SMC and I don't have an SMC hat.....So I remained "neutral".!!
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